DIMAPUR: The 78 Battalion, Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), organised a Civic Action Programme at Dzuza Village under Kohima district on October 27 with the objective of supporting needy villagers, promoting skill development and creating sustainable livelihood opportunities.
As part of the programme, carpenter tool kits were distributed to villagers to encourage self-reliance, enhance employability and support entrepreneurship. The initiative was undertaken following a request from the village council chairman, who had highlighted the need for such tools to help local residents generate sustainable livelihoods. The distribution programme was attended by officers and personnel of 78 Bn CRPF, members of the Village Council and residents of Dzuza Village.
Speaking on the occasion, Dzuza Village Council chairman Keneilekho Nagi expressed gratitude to the CRPF for providing carpenter tools to needy villagers. He said the initiative would help improve livelihoods, develop vocational skills and empower beneficiaries to become economically self-reliant. He also appreciated the battalion for its continued support to the local community. As part of the outreach programme, a free medical health check-up camp was also organised. The medical officer of 78 Bn CRPF conducted health examinations for more than 40 villagers, while free medicines were provided to those requiring treatment. The villagers expressed appreciation to the CRPF for the welfare initiative, stating that it reflected the force’s commitment to community development, public welfare and strengthening ties with the local population. The battalion said such programmes were aimed at fostering goodwill and contributing to the socio-economic development of rural communities while reinforcing the bond between the CRPF and the people.
