Trailblazer Society celebrated its 10th anniversary with a family get-together at JP Park & Banquets, Naga United Village, bringing together members, families and well-wishers to reflect on a decade of fellowship and service.
The programme featured children’s games and recreational activities, followed by a formal session chaired by Tiameren Alingri. Members paid tribute to two departed members, Tiameren Amri and Imlitemsu Changkiri, and remembered their contributions to the Society.
Er. Sungti Amer, retired Assistant Chief Engineer and member of the Board of Governors and Finance Committee of NIT Chümoukedima, attended as special guest. He congratulated the Society on its achievements, including the Changki–Tai Ahom Cultural Connect 2026, and urged parents to guide their children without imposing their own aspirations on them.
Jentysen Tzudir delivered a tribute tracing the Society’s journey from its founding by 30 members, while Sentiningsang Longkumer, a senior member, urged members to focus on contributing to society and leaving a meaningful legacy.
The Society also felicitated its first office bearers for their service from 2016 to 2025: Dr. Temjennungsang Longchari, chairperson; Rejosanen Longchari, secretary; and Limasunep Tzudir, finance secretary.
The programme concluded with a vote of thanks by Chairperson Imlitongzuk Amri, a benediction by Sungjemyala Longkumer and a fellowship dinner.