UKHRUL: The Assam Rifles (AR) distributed a computer set and printer each to Baptish English High School, Mao and Makhan Khuman Youth and Student Organisation in Senapati District, Manipur. The items were distributed on 30 October and November 3, 2026, respectively under Operation Sadbhavana.
The initiative was undertaken to promote digital education, strengthen educational infrastructure and enhance learning opportunities for students in the remote areas of Manipur, the Assam Rifles said.
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A total of 55 students and 10 teachers attended the programme at Mao and 25 youth from Makhan Khuman Village attended the programme in Senapati.
Such initiatives reaffirm Assam Rifles’ commitment to educational empowerment, community development and the overall welfare of the local populace under Operation Sadbhavana, the Assam Rifles said. It also stated that the provision of computer equipment and printer will facilitate technology-enabled learning, improve access to digital resources and support various educational and organisational activities. The initiative will also provide local youth with better opportunities to develop essential computer skills and enhance their knowledge in the field of information technology.
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The Assam Rifles added that the gesture reflects its continued commitment towards youth empowerment, educational development and community welfare. Through such people-centric initiatives, Assam Rifles continues to strengthen its bond with the local population and uphold its ethos of being the Sentinels of the North East.
