UKHRUL: The Indian Army has provided around 2,000 metres of water supply pipes and associated accessories to a village near Leimakhong in Kangpokpi district under its Military Civic Action (MCA) programme for 2026–27.
The materials were handed over during an event held on October 3, according to a press release issued by the Indian Army and shared with the media. The initiative is aimed at addressing water shortages faced by residents and improving access to potable water for daily needs, the Army said.
ALSO READ Northeast India Has 7,894 Factories, 3.19 Lakh Persons Engaged: Report
The newly provided pipeline infrastructure is expected to improve water availability in the village and strengthen its local water supply system.
Village council representatives and community leaders attended the event, according to the Army.
The Army said the initiative forms part of its ongoing civic engagement in remote areas of Manipur, including activities related to infrastructure, education and youth development.
The villagers expressed appreciation for the assistance, the release said.
