Kohima: Assam Rifles held multiple community events across Nagaland to boost youth engagement and public health. Soldiers hosted 40 students from Yatrang School at Athibung in Peren district for a day of activities. They showed a motivational movie and held a tug of war match. The event taught kids about military service and discipline.
A medical camp in Middle Jalukie served 62 residents. Doctors provided free check ups and hygiene advice to local men, women, and children. The team distributed basic medicines to those in need. This project aimed to improve civil military relations through direct aid.
Disaster struck on August 26 near the Iron Bridge in Chare Town, Tuensang. A bus carrying St. Christ Kings School students crashed. Troops arrived fast. They gave first aid to the hurt children. The unit ensured victims got medical help quickly to save lives.
In Phek district, the force teamed up with police and the District Hospital for a massive anti-drug push. They visited nine schools to show videos and role play the dangers of narcotics. Organizers emphasized the social and physical toll of addiction. The initiative highlighted a “comprehensive perspective on prevention and awareness” by bringing security forces and healthcare experts together to talk to students.
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