Ukhrul, Jan 22: The Unique Business Association, Chandel district has announced the induction of its new leadership team for the 2025-2027 tenure. According to a press release by the Assembly Affairs of UBAC, this dynamic team, carefully selected for their expertise and dedication, is poised to guide the organisation toward continued growth and success in the coming years.
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The press release further details that the newly formed leadership team consists of Zeepnes Ruwndar as President, Jacob Khular as Vice President, Angring Khular as General Secretary, and Elsy Jangvei as Joint Secretary. Js. Gladson has been appointed as Finance Secretary, and Sk. Robert will serve as Public Secretary. SS. Premi and LH. Hosnary have been appointed as Women’s Coordinator, while Sk. Toshui, S. Tombi, and Mk. Salenghoi have been named as Executive Members. The team, made up of both seasoned professionals and fresh talent, will focus on driving strategic initiatives, fostering collaboration, and delivering on the organization’s vision. Their combined expertise and commitment will ensure the organisation’s continued success and create value for its stakeholders.
The press release also expresses gratitude to the outgoing team for their invaluable contributions and leadership during the previous tenure and states that their efforts have laid the foundation for the organisation’s future endeavours .
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The new leadership team will officially begin their term on January 20, 2025, according to the press release, and looks forward to engaging with all stakeholders to achieve impactful results.
In a related development, the release also highlights that the concerned citizens of Chandel UBAC Assembly Affairs are calling on the Forest Department to enhance transparency and prioritize public welfare in its operations. According to the release, forests play an essential role in sustaining the environment and supporting the livelihoods of millions, and their effective management is critical for both ecological and community well-being.
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Several concerns have been raised, as per the release, about the Forest Department’s current practices, including a lack of transparency and limited public engagement. The concerned citizens are urging the department to increase transparency and work for the public.
“We believe that a transparent and collaborative approach will not only strengthen trust between the Forest Department and the public but will also ensure the long-term sustainability of our forests. Forests are a shared heritage and responsibility,” said Sunny Sankhil, Secretary of Assembly Affairs, UBAC.
The press release concludes with UBAC Assembly Affairs looking forward to the Forest Department taking constructive action to address these concerns and working towards a brighter, greener future for everyone.
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