IMPHAL, March 10: The Liangmai Naga Katimai Ruangdi, Manipur (LNKRM), the apex student body of Liangmai tribe in Manipur, conducted the 1st Legislative Assembly cum Seminar of Inclusive Education: Past, Present and Future based on National Education Policy 2020 on March 8 and 9 at Aling (Khundong Khunkhaiba) village, Tamenglong district, Manipur, featuring an esteemed resource person, students and community leaders.
LNKR is  dedicated to promoting education and community development.
The event was graced by Kengsung Newmai, Assistant Inspector of Schools, Deputy Inspector, Tamei.
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Speaking at the seminar, Kengsung Newmai emphasized on the current education policies, various facilities and upgradation of education. He stressed on the role and responsibilities of the parents and teachers and to be aware of new policy being updated and make the students of this generation be competent with the rest of the country. He also shared that the village authority council, SMDC members and concerned school’s department should be held accountable and maintain transparency in shaping the career of the students.
Mathiuchunbou Rimai, president of LNKR, strongly expressed that education is the greatest tool for achieving social justice and equality that brings changes in the society. Rimai encouraged the students to focus more on the professional courses and discovered their talents. In this fast changing world in the era of computers and internet the parents should also know what their children are exactly doing, he also said. Many youths have become desperate since they are jobless with their mere certificate in this competitive world, he added. Therefore, the youth should also engage more on the vocational courses and discover their strengths and weaknesses less they become misnomer in the society, he advised.
Meanwhile, in the 1st LNKR Legislative Assembly the student body strongly took a stern decision that they will not leave any stone unturned to uplift, upgrade and for the progress of the society.
Mathiuchunbou Rimai and his executive then inspected schools of Kundong Khunkahiba and interacted with the school authorities and students. The LNKR team then assured that the union will not leave them behind rather find a positive means to develop the infrastructure and administration of the schools.
The event was attended by about 1000 people, including 70 units under LNKR and others.
