The Assam Rifles observed National Road Safety Week from January 11 to 17, 2026, at Yingshukur village, demonstrating its ongoing commitment to community welfare and public safety.
Community Engagement and Awareness Activities
The week-long campaign saw active participation from local youth and village residents, focusing on raising awareness about road safety and promoting responsible behavior on public roads.
During the initiative, participants were educated on:
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Traffic discipline and road rules
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Safe driving practices
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Preventive measures to reduce accidents
The program featured interactive activities and workshops, helping the community better understand the importance of adhering to traffic regulations.
Educational Initiatives and Road Safety Pledge
The campaign concluded with an informative lecture on road safety, emphasizing common causes of road accidents and ways to avoid them. Participants were also taught the significance of traffic signs and road symbols for safer driving.
As part of the initiative, attendees took a Road Safety Pledge, committing to responsible and safe road usage. This step reinforced public awareness and encouraged a culture of caution and responsibility among local residents.
Strengthening Community Bonds
The initiative not only promoted road safety but also strengthened the relationship between the Assam Rifles and the local community. The week-long program reflected the force’s core values of “Community First” and “Service Before Self”, highlighting their dedication to public welfare beyond security duties.
Conclusion
Through activities such as safety workshops, lectures, and pledges, the Assam Rifles successfully enhanced road safety awareness in Kiphire, encouraging responsible road behavior and fostering stronger community engagement.
