
Pallel, Sep 26: The National Integration Tour (NIT) under Operation Sadbhavana concluded on a high note with a Flag-In Ceremony at the Sector Headquarters, Pallel Garrison, Kakching District, Manipur, on 25 September 2025. The event celebrated the successful completion of a transformative 15-day program aimed at promoting national unity and cultural exchange.
The tour, which commenced on 10 September, brought together 26 members from Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) of Tengnoupal District along with five Assam Rifles personnel, totaling 31 participants. During the tour, participants engaged in various cultural, educational, and social activities designed to foster mutual understanding, strengthen community ties, and promote the spirit of national integration.
The Flag-In Ceremony featured a cultural fest showcasing traditional performances, music, and dances, reflecting the rich heritage of the region. Participants shared their experiences, highlighting the tour’s impact in enhancing awareness about India’s diverse culture and encouraging harmony among communities.
Commanding Officer of Pallel Garrison praised the participants for their enthusiasm and active involvement throughout the tour. He emphasized that such initiatives play a vital role in building trust, promoting social cohesion, and reinforcing the Assam Rifles’ commitment to Operation Sadbhavana — an ongoing effort to foster goodwill and strengthen bonds between the armed forces and local communities.
The NIT’s successful conclusion underlined the power of cultural exchange and people-to-people engagement as tools for national integration and community development in the region.
Pallel, Sep 26: The National Integration Tour (NIT) under Operation Sadbhavana concluded on a high note with a Flag-In Ceremony at the Sector Headquarters, Pallel Garrison, Kakching District, Manipur, on 25 September 2025. The event celebrated the successful completion of a transformative 15-day program aimed at promoting national unity and cultural exchange.
The tour, which commenced on 10 September, brought together 26 members from Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) of Tengnoupal District along with five Assam Rifles personnel, totaling 31 participants. During the tour, participants engaged in various cultural, educational, and social activities designed to foster mutual understanding, strengthen community ties, and promote the spirit of national integration.
The Flag-In Ceremony featured a cultural fest showcasing traditional performances, music, and dances, reflecting the rich heritage of the region. Participants shared their experiences, highlighting the tour’s impact in enhancing awareness about India’s diverse culture and encouraging harmony among communities.
Commanding Officer of Pallel Garrison praised the participants for their enthusiasm and active involvement throughout the tour. He emphasized that such initiatives play a vital role in building trust, promoting social cohesion, and reinforcing the Assam Rifles’ commitment to Operation Sadbhavana — an ongoing effort to foster goodwill and strengthen bonds between the armed forces and local communities.
The NIT’s successful conclusion underlined the power of cultural exchange and people-to-people engagement as tools for national integration and community development in the region.
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