BOMDILA, Mar 25: The Border Area Youth Exchange Programme, organized by Nehru Yuva Kendra, West Kameng, concluded today, marking the end of an enriching five-day initiative aimed at fostering national integration, social cohesion, and cultural exchange.
Held from March 20 to March 24, 2025, the programme brought together 26 young participants from five states—Assam, Bihar, Jharkhand, Nagaland, and Odisha—providing them with a platform to interact, share experiences, and explore the rich cultural heritage of West Kameng district.
Throughout the event, participants engaged in cultural exchanges, visits to border villages, interactive workshops, and discussions on national unity. The programme featured historical site visits, cultural performances, language learning sessions, group activities, and workshops on mental health, meditation, environmental conservation, and local art and craft.
A highlight of the event was an interactive session with distinguished guests, including the Deputy Commissioner, Army officials, PRI representatives, and other dignitaries, who shared valuable insights on youth empowerment and national integration.
Speaking at the valedictory ceremony, Shri Lobom Tamin, District Library and Information Officer and in-charge DIPRO of West Kameng, praised the participants for their enthusiasm and dedication to fostering unity. He emphasized the importance of social cohesion, traditional values, and ongoing development in the district.
The District Youth Officer extended gratitude to all participants, guests, and supporting organizations for their cooperation in making the programme a success.
The Border Area Youth Exchange Programme has laid a strong foundation for lasting friendships and collaboration, with participants returning to their home states as ambassadors of peace and harmony in their communities.
