Kheti village in Tirap district of Arunachal Pradesh celebrates Youth Day

Kheti village in Tirap district of Arunachal Pradesh celebrates Youth Day

Kheti Village in Tirap district of Arunachal Pradesh joyfully celebrated the momentous occasion of the 39th Youth Day, hosting an incredible week filled with academic, cultural,

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ITANAGAR: Kheti Village in Tirap district of Arunachal Pradesh joyfully celebrated the momentous occasion of the 39th Youth Day, hosting an incredible week filled with academic, cultural, and sports events. Khonsa West MLA Chakat Aboh encouraged the youth to excel not only academically but also in all aspects of life. She assured unwavering support for the youth, promising to assist them in their chosen career paths for personal growth. Distinguished guests, including ZPMs Wanghong Panka (Khonsa) and Rangmo Ranto (Lazu), second in command of the Assam Rifles Subhash Chand, and various government officials, graced the event.

Horticulture Development Officer (HDO) Tolong Sumnyan emphasized the importance of active participation in sports, bringing pride to families and the village, during the prize distribution ceremony for games and sports. On the concluding day, the youth of the village delivered a thought-provoking skit shedding light on the detrimental effects of drug abuse and gambling and emphasizing the importance of education and health hygiene. The event featured four houses, each named after local flowers in the dialect, namely ‘Siloam,’ ‘Rangphoam,’ ‘Chuapha,’ and ‘Lokhe.’

Among them, Siloam House emerged as the winner, showcasing their exceptional talents and teamwork. In addition to the competitive events, the organizers curated non-competitive programmes and activities, featuring mesmerizing cultural performances such as the war dance, bamboo dance, swinging dance, and enchanting renditions of traditional folk songs. The organizers skillfully blended age-old customs with modern entertainment, showcasing a fashion show and modern dance, among others.

President of the Kheti Youth Welfare Association, Tikam Aboh, provided a historical overview of the youth’s journey since its establishment in 1984 and paid homage to past student leaders of the village.

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