Kiphire, Oct 13: Assam Rifles organised a cleanliness drive under Swachhata Hi Seva 2026 as part of Special Campaign 6.0 at New Saramati High School in Kiphire, Nagaland, on Tuesday, with 160 students, 18 staff members and Assam Rifles personnel participating.

The initiative aimed to promote cleanliness, hygiene and community participation while encouraging people to take collective responsibility for maintaining clean and healthy surroundings.
The drive covered the local market, school premises and nearby village areas, focusing on improving sanitation and spreading awareness about the importance of responsible waste management.
Students, school staff and Assam Rifles personnel worked together during the campaign, highlighting the role of community involvement in creating a cleaner environment.
The programme was conducted under the theme “Ek Ghanta, Ek Din, Ek Saath,” emphasising the importance of collective action and public participation, or Jan Bhagidari, in achieving lasting improvements in cleanliness.
The participation of students also sought to encourage environmental awareness among young people and inspire them to adopt hygienic practices in their daily lives.
Through the initiative, Assam Rifles reaffirmed its commitment to community welfare and environmental conservation, while supporting the broader objectives of the Swachhata Hi Seva campaign.
The drive underscored the message that sustained public participation and shared responsibility are essential for building cleaner, healthier and more sustainable communities.