Kohima, Nov 1: In a significant professional development initiative, the Assam Rifles organized a Field Orientation Programme for the trainee officers of the 55th Batch Course of NEPA at their Kiphire Battalion in Nagaland. The visit, which took place as part of the officers' training, aimed to provide them with an in-depth understanding of operational readiness, administrative functions, and the complex security challenges faced along the Indo-Myanmar border.

During the session, the officers were briefed on the critical role played by Assam Rifles in maintaining border security and conducting counter-insurgency operations in the region. The training emphasized the importance of maintaining vigilance and preparedness, particularly in sensitive areas like Kiphire, which are vulnerable to cross-border insurgent activities and illegal trafficking.
The visit also highlighted the Assam Rifles' efforts in promoting welfare and development in remote border communities. The officers learned about the various outreach programs initiated by Assam Rifles to improve the living standards of local populations, such as healthcare, education, and infrastructure development.
The Field Orientation Programme provided the trainee officers a firsthand look at the operational challenges and strategic importance of border security in this volatile region. It further strengthened their understanding of the Assam Rifles' multifaceted role in ensuring peace, security, and development along the Indo-Myanmar border.
This visit was a valuable learning experience for the officers, enriching their knowledge and preparing them for their future roles in safeguarding India’s borders.