Mokokchung, 18 June (MTNews): The students and teachers of Government Middle School Imrong, Ungma, under Mokokchung district, participated in a series of Janbhagidari activities from 1-15 June. These activities were organized and initiated by the Ministry of Education as part of a nationwide effort to create awareness and foster a sense of pride among various stakeholders regarding G-20, NEP, and FEN.
GMS Imrong, Ungma hosted a variety of events throughout the Janbhagidari program aimed to educate and engage participants on various important topics.
The events held at GMB Imrong, Ungma included: Awareness talk on G-20 and sensitization on LiFE; Talk on NIPUN Bharat and NEP 2020; Painting competition on the theme “One family, one Earth, One Future”; Choreography on the theme song NIPUN Bharat (Nagaland); Quiz on G-20, NIPUN Bharat, and NEP 2020; Essay writing competition on G-20, NIPUN Bharat, and NEP 2020; Poster-making competition on G-20, NIPUN Bharat, and NEP 2020; Walkathon; and Sensitization and meeting with SMC, parents, and teachers on G-20, NIPUN Bharat, and NEP 2020
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