Kohima: Governor of Nagaland Nand Kishore Yadav bid farewell to his Aide-de-Camp (ADC), Squadron Leader Diptanshu Gupta, at Lok Bhavan, Kohima, on November 12, marking the completion of his three-year deputation tenure in the State.
Yadav appreciated Gupta’s dedicated service and contributions, particularly in ensuring the smooth functioning of the Governor’s Secretariat and coordinating official engagements, visits and meetings. He commended his discipline, professionalism, courteous conduct and cooperation with officers and staff.
As Gupta moves to his next assignment in West Bengal, Governor expressed confidence that his experience in Nagaland would stand him in good stead and wished him success, good health and fulfilment. He also hoped he would cherish the State’s rich cultural heritage, traditions and hospitality.
Commissioner and secretary to Governor, Thavaseelan K also thanked Gupta for his sincere service and cooperation, noting his efforts in protocol management and coordination of official engagements. He wished him success in his future assignments.
In his farewell address, Gupta said he was leaving Nagaland with satisfaction, gratitude and nostalgia. He said his posting had contributed immensely to his personal and professional growth, providing valuable experiences and cherished memories.
Recalling his association with three Governors, Gupta said the experience had taught him important lessons in dedication, commitment and work ethics. He said he would always cherish the warmth and hospitality of the Naga people and the support and camaraderie of the Lok Bhavan fraternity.
Gupta expressed gratitude to the officers and staff, particularly the Commissioner and Secretary, for their guidance and support. He said he was leaving with the satisfaction of having given his best and carrying lasting memories of Nagaland.
During his three-year tenure, Gupta served under three Governors– La. Ganesan, Ajay Kumar Bhalla and Nand Kishore Yadav. He will hand over charge to Squadron Leader Manjeet Singh.
