DIMAPUR: Delhi Ao Students’ Union (DASU) celebrated its 34th Freshers’ Day on October 20 at the Sacred Heart Cathedral Chapel Hall, New Delhi, under the theme “Nükmen Nungi Masetshiba Shisashir”.
The programme highlighted the importance of student life being rooted in a clear sense of vision and purpose.
Addressing the gathering, DASU president Purlemba Jamir stressed the need for students to excel not only in academics but also in social responsibility.
The main speaker, Tiainla Imchen, Registrar of Companies, Central Security Centre, Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India, shared experiences from student life in Delhi and encouraged students to value time and understand God’s purpose for their lives.
Delivering the chief guest’s address, Er. Imnameren Imchen, Joint Director (Technical), National Rural Road Infrastructure Development Agency, Ministry of Rural Development, urged students to remain vigilant, focused and determined in their pursuits. He also encouraged them to foster unity while living in a vast and ever-evolving city like Delhi.
Imchen further emphasised the importance of originality and independent thinking, urging students to rely on their creativity and intellect rather than becoming overly dependent on artificial intelligence (AI) in their academic work.
During the programme, the freshers were formally welcomed following a brief introduction session. Speaking on behalf of the freshers, Tajungbenla Changkiri expressed gratitude to the union and shared the aspirations of the new students.
The event concluded with an informal session featuring musical performances and fellowship. Over 500 students and well-wishers attended the celebration, making it a vibrant gathering that showcased unity, culture and community spirit.
