TAWANG, OCT 11:

The Department of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of Arunachal Pradesh, organised the Seva Sankalp Utsav – Nukkad Natak (Street Play) under the theme “Namo Seva – Ankahee Kahaniyan” (Untold Stories) at Old Market, Tawang, on Sunday.

The programme highlighted the values of selfless service, dedication and social responsibility through street theatre, conveying messages of community participation and nation-building in an engaging manner.

The event began with a welcome address by Lhundup Chosang, followed by traditional cultural dances presented by the Ketchenga Culture troupe. Traffic Sub-Inspector Chong Norbu, officer-in-charge of traffic, also conducted an awareness session on traffic safety.

Leki Gombu, Zilla Parishad Chairperson of Tawang, attended the programme as chief guest. Other dignitaries included in-charge Deputy Commissioner Rinchin Leta, Deputy Superintendent of Police Togum Yate Gonggo, Zilla Parishad Members Sonam Nordzin and Tenzin Yendra, and Vice Chairperson of DoKAA Sange Chhodup, along with senior public leaders.

The main attraction was a nukkad natak performance featuring stories and messages centred on service, commitment and community participation. Dunggoli Libang, Convenor of Nukkad Natak, also addressed the gathering.

The artists were felicitated in recognition of their contributions, and the programme concluded with the National Anthem.

The Seva Sankalp Utsav aimed to promote selfless service, cultural expression and public awareness while encouraging people to contribute towards social welfare and nation-building. The programme also provided a platform for artists and cultural groups to engage with the public and reinforce the values of Seva, Samarpan and Sankalp (service, dedication and resolve).