INAUGURATION OF FREE COACHING CAMP FOR HCMMS ASPIRANTS AT RONGLI JHS

RONGLI, DECEMBER 19: On 11th December 2017, in the presence of Hon'ble Zilla Adhakshya, EDZP, Shri Samsher Rai as the Chief Guest, BAC level free coaching camp for HCMMS aspirants was inaugurated at Rongli JHS. The 15 days long coaching camp will end on 26th December 2017.

The camp is being organised with the active involvement of Deputy Director, HRDD Rongli Sub-division, Shri Dorjee Sherpa, Assistant Director, HRDD, Regu BAC, Shri Narad Chettri, other officers & staff of HRDD, and head of the institutes of all government schools under Regu BAC. The inaugural function had the presence of Deputy Director, HRDD, Rongli Sub-division, AD, AEO, Coordinators of HRDD, Regu BAC, head of the institutes, teachers and the guardians of the students who are availing of the coaching facility.

Chief Guest Shri Rai appreciated the efforts of HRDD officials of Regu BAC & Rongli Sub-division and all who are involved in this noble initiative. He assured that provide all possible help to support towards making this camp a success. The inaugural function which was coordinated by Shri K P Dawari, CRC ended with the vote of thanks proposed by AEO, Shri K N Pradhan.

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