PR. No. 110/2026-2027
Lawngtlai, September 3, 2026: Executive Member, LADC, and in-charge of the Environment, Forest & Climate Change Department, Pu HC. Lalengkima, attended the Teachers’ Day celebration at Hermon Middle School, Chawngte ‘P’, as the Chief Guest. He said that teachers have the responsibility of guiding students so that they can develop their abilities and become useful members of society.
Addressing the gathering, Pu HC. Lalengkima paid tribute to the teachers and said that teachers are among the most respected and valuable workers serving society. He stated that teachers deserve the highest respect and recognition for their noble service.
He further said that the LADC is functioning under the strong and committed leadership of the CEM, Pu C. Lalsawmzuala, and that the CEM is making every effort to ensure that teachers who have not yet received their full salaries are paid in full. He added that everyone is striving to contribute their utmost towards the development of the Lai area.
Speaking about Hermon Middle School, which falls within his constituency, he expressed his pride in the school’s continued progress and development.
Pu HC. Lalengkima urged teachers to guide students according to their individual abilities and help them become responsible and capable citizens. He also expressed concern over the declining respect for teachers in society and said that everyone should seriously examine the reasons behind it.
He called upon people to pay greater attention to their way of life, conduct and even their personal appearance. As government employees, he advised teachers and other government servants not to become unnecessarily involved in politics, but to perform their respective duties honestly and faithfully.
He emphasized that government service should not be viewed merely as a means of earning a livelihood, but as a form of public service. He also urged students to respect their teachers, who impart knowledge and skills to them, and to obey their guidance, saying that obedience is also something blessed by God.
Pu A. Lalhmunsanga, President of the LADC Board of School Education; Pu PC Lalnunkima, Headmaster-in-Charge; and Pu Lalhmunzauva, VCP of Chawngte ‘P’, also delivered words of encouragement and goodwill.
As part of the celebration, students expressed their appreciation to their teachers and presented gifts. The programme included singing and dancing, creating a joyful atmosphere, followed by a community meal in the afternoon.
Written & Published by: I & PR Department, LADC, Lawngtlai
