LNKR Appreciates Forest Dept for Wildlife Week Celebration in Tamei

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Ukhrul, September 19: The Liangmai Naga Katimai Ruangdi (LNKR), Manipur, has extended its appreciation to the Forest Department, Manipur, for organising the Wildlife Week 2025 celebration on the theme “Human-Animal Coexistence”, scheduled to be observed from October 2 to 8 across the state.

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As part of the upcoming celebration, the Tamenglong Forest Division, Tamei Range, held an essay and painting competition on the theme “Living with Wildlife” at Liangnah School, Tamei, on September 19.

Speaking at the event, LNKR president Mathiuchunbou Rimai said such competitions should not be seen merely as contests for prizes or recognition, but as platforms to nurture and inspire students.

LNKR expressed special gratitude to DFO Tamenglong, Kh. Hitler Singh, and RO Tamei Range, Khundrakpam Johnson, for selecting Tamei as one of the centres for the competitions, thereby providing a valuable opportunity for students in the area.

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Altogether, 117 students from more than four schools participated in the essay and painting contests. Schools that took part included Liangnah School Tamei, Hamai Tasiiky Tamei, Hope Foundation Academy Chiang, and Apou Kading High School Tamei.

LNKR further called for continued efforts to create opportunities and encourage a spirit of healthy competition among students in the future.

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