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Kohima: Akehda Amulung finished setting up a library at Mission School in Kiphire. The school lacked a library since it opened in 2018. The project brings new resources to students, teachers, and the surrounding community. Founder Longtili C. Sangtam led the effort for the organization.
School headmaster expressed deep gratitude for the addition. He called the project a dream come true for the local institution. Aketo Sangtam, chairman of the School Managing Board, praised the group for focusing on community welfare. He noted that betting on education guarantees long-term benefits for everyone involved.
Dr. H. Apise, secretary of the Sub-Centre USBLA, viewed the library as a vital investment for the future. He stated, "the library project as a seed being sown for the future of the community." He expects the school to remember this contribution for years to come.
Longtili C. Sangtam told the crowd his group plans to do more. He wants to turn the room into a digital library eventually. He asked school leaders to open the doors to the public quickly. He believes the facility can create jobs and generate revenue for the school. CEO Irothe T. Sangtam echoed this, calling the move a first step in a much bigger plan to grow the school through shared responsibility.
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