by Preetam BC

Kokrajhar: Total 200 youths from 14 states of India participated in the National Integration Camp at Central Institute of Technology (CIT) in Assam Kokrajhar district.

The camp concluded today after a 7 days long programme. On the concluding day, a colourful cultural rally was held with moto of unity in diversity.

Regional Director, NSS Guwhati Deepak Kumar said altogether 200 National Service Scheme (NSS) volunteers from 14 states from all over India and 4 universities from Assam participated in the seven-day event staring February 14 to 20. The camp includes a series of events like, learning of languages, yoga sessions, self defense, cultural evening, lectures, games, quiz, street play on various govt policies etc.

Kumar said during the seven days, the camp provided scope for the youths to live, discuss and debate together and develop a better understanding of national integration and exchange fascinating aspects of culture, language, heritage and traditions among to overcome religious and linguistic barriers.

He said the  National Integration Camp under  Ek Bharat Shresth Bharat programme has been promoting India’s unity and diversity across the country. Such events aim to create nationwide opportunities for the youth irrespective of their caste, creed and culture to appreciate each others’ differences and promote a sense of unity.