Indian Oil Delivers New School Classroom and Solar Lights in Dimapur

Kohima: Indian Oil Corporation Limited delivered a new classroom facility and 40 solar lights to Dimapur on October 8, 2026. The projects fall under the company's corporate social responsibility program. Workers finished an extension to the first floor of the Government Primary School in Kevijau Colony. Crews also installed solar lighting throughout Padum Pukhuri village.

Deputy Commissioner Dr. Tinojongshi Chang joined local officials at both sites. He praised the corporation for investing in Nagaland schools and infrastructure. The district expects more support soon. Residents must maintain the new equipment to ensure it lasts.

Nitin Bhatnagar, the Executive Director of the state office, attended the school opening. He noted that the company operates a major depot and LPG plant in the area. This drives a need to give back to local residents. He stated, "Nation First remained one of Indian Oil’s core philosophies."

Dipak Pathak, a manager from the Guwahati office, oversaw the Padum Pukhuri ceremony. He valued the solar light installation at approximately Rs. 40 lakh. He urged villagers to treat the hardware as their own property. David Buongui chaired the event. Malati Malakar and Aheto Yeputhomi also addressed the crowd.