Changlang, Nov 5: The Assam Rifles celebrated Rangfra Day, the indigenous religious festival of the Tangsa and Tutsa communities, at Government Higher Secondary School, Manmao, Changlang, Arunachal Pradesh, on Tuesday. The event aimed to promote peace, harmony, and cultural unity among the local communities.

The celebrations featured vibrant cultural performances, traditional rituals, and active participation from students, teachers, and community members. As part of the event, the Assam Rifles felicitated students and teaching staff with hampers in recognition of their contributions to education and nation-building.
The Assam Rifles said the festival marked its continued commitment to fostering welfare, peace, and mutual respect among the diverse communities of Arunachal Pradesh. Officials highlighted that events like Rangfra Day play a vital role in strengthening bonds between security forces and local populations while celebrating the region’s rich cultural heritage.
“The Rangfra Day celebrations reflect our dedication to supporting local traditions and creating an environment of harmony and collaboration,” an Assam Rifles spokesperson said.
The festival concluded with community interactions, traditional music, and cultural displays, leaving participants enriched with a sense of pride and unity.