Kangpokpi College Honors Founder While Targeting Poppy Cultivation

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Imphal: Damdei Christian College held its Founder Day in Taloulong on November 10. The school honored the late Henkholen Sitlhou. He was a pioneer in education. Sitlhou built Presidency College at Motbung, Motbung Government High School, Mount Olivet High School, and Damdei Christian College in the Sadar Hills region.

Students used the event to fight poppy farming. They showed off projects and handmade exhibits. The displays detailed the economic and moral risks of the drug trade. Staff pushed for social awareness. The college wants students to make responsible choices. They aim for collective action against the local poppy crisis.

The morning started with prayers and an altar offering led by Rev. Lunlal Kipgen, the president of the Thadou Baptist Association of India. The crowd watched traditional performances and heard songs dedicated to the founder. Officials handed out awards to standout alumni and students. Those in attendance included Thomas Otkai Khongsai, Dr. Shehkhohao Kipgen, and Dr. Tingneichong Kipgen.

The institution pledged to keep pushing its founder's goals. The college staff said, "The event also highlighted the role of educational institutions in addressing social challenges by equipping younger generations with awareness, knowledge and a sense of responsibility towards society." The Governing Body, family, and community members gathered to place flowers at the memorial site.

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