The Army’s Spearhead Division of Spear Corps organized a significant cleanliness campaign in the Siyom, Subansiri, and Siyang valleys in Arunachal Pradesh to promote environmental conservation and community well-being. Led by Defence spokesman Lieutenant Colonel Mahendra Rawat, the initiative aimed to instill a sense of responsibility among locals towards cleanliness and preserving the region’s natural beauty.
Under the theme “Clean Surroundings, Strong Communities,” the drive stressed the importance of clean public spaces in enhancing health, hygiene, and civic pride. The program included awareness sessions to encourage sustainable practices and active participation in creating a cleaner and healthier environment. Lieutenant Colonel Rawat emphasized that cleanliness is not just crucial for public welfare but also a collective obligation that fosters community spirit and social cohesion.
The initiative received positive feedback from the local community, strengthening the bond between the Army and the residents while showcasing the Army’s commitment to supporting social initiatives for the holistic development of remote border areas. In Mizoram, Assam Rifles organized an interaction between specially abled students of Shalom Special School and Mizoram Governor General Vijay Kumar Singh (Retired) in a move to promote inclusivity and social engagement.
Assam Rifles facilitated the interaction as part of an Educational Tour for students and teachers from Serchhip district, with the Governor encouraging the students to pursue their dreams with confidence. The event left a lasting impact on the students, underscoring efforts towards their welfare and overall progress. Assam Rifles reiterated its dedication to enhancing civil-military relations and contributing to societal development in the region.
