TAMENGLONG, Sept 13: The three days Bharat Nirman Public Information Campaign has been concluded with a series of public interaction and entertainment sessions at the Town Baptist Church (TBC) Hall at Tamenglong district headquarter, 150 km west of Imphal, this afternoon.
The campaign was organized by Press Information Bureau, Government of India, Imphal in association with its sister offices in the state and district administration of Tamenglong.
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) RK Ragaisin of Autonomous District Council (ADC), Tamenglong and District Immunization Officer/Family Welfare and Member Secretary District Health Mission Society Dr Namjupou Panmei of Tamenglong were the chief guest and functional president of the valedictory function. Pastor Rev Namsadai of TBC, Tamenglong also attended the valedictory function as guest of honour.
Speaking on the occasion, CEO RK Ragaisin of ADC, Tamenglong said that this is a very important gathering to share information various development schemes.
“During the last two days, the resource persons have informed the gathering about the development schemes which are being taken up in the district, says CEO of Tamenglong.
Encouraging the students, he also asked interesting questions and gave cash incentives to the students as an appreciation award.
“We can get everything whatever you like through Right to Information”, he added and further continued “I hope the organizing team will conduct such public information campaign in next year as well.”
Dr Namjupou Panmei and Pastor Rev Namsadai also spoke on the occasion. Earlier Media and Communication Officer, Premlata Loitam of PIB, Imphal who gave the opening remarks in the gathering also gave vote of thanks, it said.
Later the dignitaries also distributed prizes and gifts to those who opened stalls at the campaign complex. There are around 17 government departments and agency stalls displaying their development activities in the district, it said.
Students of Don Bosco School, Tamenglong also staged a public awareness rally in connection with the concluding session of the Bharat Nirman Public Information Campaign. Song and drams division Imphal also performed theme plays during the campaign, it said.
It may be noted that a total of 266 patients including 142 females and 77 children attended the free health camp of the campaign. Besides 21 other patients also attended the investigation procedures, it said.