Wakching,, Dec : Assam Rifles, under Spear Corps, organised a lively Folk Dance and Music Evening in Wakching town, fostering cultural exchange and reinforcing community bonds. The event brought together locals and troops in a celebration of Nagaland’s rich indigenous traditions, highlighting the force’s commitment to promoting and preserving regional heritage.
The evening featured performances of traditional dances, folk songs, and music by local artists, showcasing the vibrant culture of the region. Villagers enthusiastically participated alongside Assam Rifles personnel, creating a festive and inclusive atmosphere. The event also provided an opportunity for youth to engage with their cultural roots, enhancing appreciation for local art forms.
Senior officers from Spear Corps attended the gathering, expressing admiration for the community’s talent and emphasising the importance of preserving indigenous culture. “Events like these not only celebrate local traditions but also strengthen the bond between the community and Assam Rifles, building trust and cooperation,” said one officer.
The Folk Dance and Music Evening also served as a platform to promote social cohesion and mutual respect, highlighting Assam Rifles’ holistic approach to community engagement, which goes beyond security duties to include cultural and social initiatives. Residents lauded the initiative, appreciating the efforts of Assam Rifles in recognising and celebrating their cultural identity.