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Azadi Ka Amrit Mahatsav activity under Duga BAC

By himalayanreview

06.08.22: A Block Cum Sub-Divisional Level Competition, under AZADI KA AMRIT MAHOTSAV to commemorate the 75th glorious year of India's Independence, was held at BAC Duga, Rangpo Sub-Division of Pakyong District. The program was chaired by Shri K B Chettri Joint Director, Sub-Divisional Education Office, Rangpo. 



The winner students from Nine schools of three clusters participated in the block level competition in the following, Patriotic Song, Quiz, self-composed Poem recitation, Essay Writing, Painting and Elocution. Besides the participants, the Escort teachers, Heads of several Schools, SMC members, incumbents of the Sub-Divisional Education Office and Block Education office, Officials & Staff of other Departments of Duga BAC also witnessed the Competition. 



Shri Durga Silal, Assistant Director (RDD BAC Duga), Smt. Tsheten D. Bhutia, Headmistress (Pachak Secondary School) and Shri Navin Mishra, Headmaster (Sumin Mangthang JHS) were the judges for the competitions. Shri Dipak Rai AD, Shri SK Rai, (AEO, Duga), Shri Adip Chettri, Shri CM Ghimirey (CRC, Duga), Shri Padam Bdr. Pradhan (MIS Coordinator), Shri Yogesh Gurung(Data Entry Operator), Shri Nilam Pradhan and Shri Somnath Dulal, and Smt Pratima Subba have actively coordinated and conducted the event to make the program successful. The winners of today's competition would contest in the District Level Competition. 

The list of programmes and the respective winners are as follows: Patriotic Song Competition (Rangpo Senior Secondary School), Poem competition (Duga Secondary School), Quiz Competition (Lower Sumin Secondary School), Elocution (Zitlang Junior High School), Painting Competition (Lower Sumin Secondary School), Essay writing Competition (TLNSSS Central Pendam).
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