To commemorate the raising day, 28 Assam Rifles organized medical camp for ex-servicemen of Wokha district on March 9.
28 AR would be celebrating the raising day on March 14. The camp was inaugurated by Commandant 28 Assam Rifles Wokha, Col Litton Dhar and supported by the civil administration of the district.
Highly appreciated by all ex-servicemen and people of Wokha district, the medical camp witnessed civil administration, local medical authorities, and the Assam Rifles coming together for a common and noble cause to recognize the unconditional service provided by the ex-servicemen in guarding the nation.
AR also organized a Grievances Cell to address the problems of ex-servicemen. CSD facilities, free refreshment, and vehicle for conveyance of old and aged were provided from Wokha town to the Assam Rifles Camp. Separate attendants were also earmarked for the old and the disabled ex-servicemen. (Correspondent)
37 AR: 37 Assam Rifles under the aegis of 6 Sector AR, handed over and donated a borewell to Chumukedima village on March 5. The borewell was constructed by Assam Rifles as part of Civic Action Program for Financial Year 2015-16.The borewell was taken over by the village council on behalf of Chumukedima village.
32 AR: 32 Assam Rifles (AR) and 14 Mobile Field Veterinary Hospital under the aegis of Headquarter 6 Sector Assam Rifles organised a veterinary Medical Camp at Lungwiram village, Dimapur, Nagaland on February 28 under Military Civic Action Projects. A total of 602 animals were provided with free medical aid and free medicines by the 14 Mobile Field Veterinary Hospital during the camp.
ARTC & School: Assam Rifles Training Centre and School organized a medical camp at Razaphe village, Dimapur (Nagaland) on March 8 under Assam Rifles civic action programme. The medical team led by DY Comdt Pratibha Chauhan, Chief Medical Officer of Assam Rifles Hospital, Dimapur provided free out-patient services and medicines were distributed to 125 villagers.
In another programme, as part of the Assam Rifles Swachhta Pakhwada for the year 2016, Assam Rifles Training Centre & School (ARTC&S) organized “Swachhta Abhiyan” from March 7-9 at battalion/companies/wings level in Shokhuvi, Dimapur and Diphu Garrision of the centre. The drive was conducted by all ranks and families in residential areas, parks, roads/pathways and office premises. All drains and garbage bins were cleared in and around the areas and to ensure more cleanliness of the area thus preventing people from various diseases.
46 AR: 46 Assam Rifles under the aegis of Headquarter 5 Sector Assam Rifles as part of Assam Rifles Civic Action Programme handed over 10 solar street lights to Pokphur village.
9 AR: 9 Assam Riffles under the aegis of HQ5 Sector Assam Riffles organised a free medical camp at Enhulumi village under Phek district on March 9, where 85 patients availed the free services.
Aboi: Assam rifles (AR) under the military civic action Op Sadbhavna (water supply scheme), constructed a bore well at Aboi village, Mon enabling continuous supply of drinking water to the villagers.