Tripura Governor Indra Sena Reddy Nallu Encourages Scouts, Guides Volunteers to Serve Society

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AGARTALA: Tripura Governor Indra Sena Reddy Nallu visited Don Bosco School and Vani Vidyapeeth Girls Higher Secondary School at Ramnagar. At both schools, he interacted with Scouts and Guides volunteers and students.

At Don Bosco School, the Governor said the younger generation plays a crucial role in building a responsible, harmonious and progressive society. He said the Scouts and Guides in Tripura had contributed to the progress of the State and were actively participating in the mission to make Tripura drug-free. During his interaction with them, the Governor listened to their experiences.

When the Governor arrived at Don Bosco School, the Scouts and Guides welcomed him with a guard of honour. An interaction session followed at the school auditorium. At the programme, the principal of the school, Father Surajit Tigya, delivered the welcome address. Among those present were the Director of the Youth Affairs and Sports Department, L. Darlong; State Secretary of Tripura Scouts and Guides, Rev. Ramendra Reang; and Scouts Master and teacher of Don Bosco School, Abhijit Chakraborty.

The Governor then visited Vani Vidyapeeth Girls Higher Secondary School and interacted with Scouts and Guides volunteers and students. He visited the NSS unit of the school and planted a sapling on the school compound. During the interaction with students, the Governor called upon them to uphold values such as discipline, leadership, collective effort, service and accountability. He said the building of Viksit Bharat depended on the future generation and that students also had to join hands in the mission.

The programme at Vani Vidyapeeth School was also attended by Youth Affairs and Sports Director L. Darlong, Secondary Education Director Dr Samit Roy Chowdhury, State Secretary of Tripura Scouts and Guides Rev. Ramendra Reang, and Headmistress of Vani Vidyapeeth School Dipti Debbarma.

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