Trailblazer Society Marks Decade of Fellowship in Dimapur

Kohima: The Trailblazer Society marked its 10th anniversary with a family get-together at JP Park and Banquets in Naga United Village, Dimapur. The event unfolded in two distinct sessions focused on reflection and community bonding. Arenkala and Akumtola Jamir led recreational games for children and members to kick off the day.

Tiameren Alingri chaired the second session, opening with a somber tribute to deceased members Tiameren Amri and Imlitemsu Changkiri. T. Atola Ao delivered the invocation. Jentysangla Changkiri sang a special song, noting her involvement since the group’s inaugural anniversary celebration. She said, "Recalled having sung at the Society’s first anniversary celebration and expressed joy at witnessing its decade-long journey."

Special guest Er. Sungti Amer, a retired Assistant Chief Engineer and NIT Chümoukedima board member, highlighted the successful Changki-Tai Ahom Cultural Connect 2026. He urged parents to help their children adapt to an AI-driven future. Jentysen Tzudir detailed the group's growth from 30 founders to its current size. Senior member Sentiningsang Longkumer pushed the group to prioritize meaningful societal contributions over personal gains.

The Society honored founding office-bearers who served from 2016 to 2025, including Dr. Temjennungsang Longchari, Rejosanen Longchari, and Limasunep Tzudir. Chairperson Imlitongzuk Amri thanked the attendees before a benediction by Sungjemyala Longkumer. The day finished with a fellowship dinner.