Kohima: Tetso College hosted a Gram Seva evam Paramparagat Khel Diwas on October 23 in Sovima. This event operated under the Nasha Mukt Yuva for Viksit Bharat 100 Week Sankalp Abhiyan. The initiative aimed to boost physical health and civic duty among students.
NSS Programme Officer and Assistant Professor Lovi Aye opened the session. She explained the campaign goals to the assembled crowd. Lovitoli Awomi followed with a mental health talk. Awomi is a Counselling Psychologist, the Founder of Lapiye Centre for Mental Wellbeing, and a counsellor at Rooted, Tetso College.
The event turned active fast. Assistant Professor and NSS Programme Officer Letsol Thakro led a formal pledge-taking ceremony. Attendees then played traditional indigenous games, including tug of war, cockfight, and war cry. These contests brought a competitive edge to the day.
The gathering finished with a Gram Seva cleanliness drive. Organizers pushed for community participation to drive home the message of collective responsibility. The press release noted the program successfully integrated, "physical well-being and collective responsibility."
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