The 43 Battalion of the Border Security Force (BSF) conducted a comprehensive Civic Action Programme at Chillapathar High School, located in the area of BOP Rajnagar under South Tripura District, on 29 November 2025. The event was chaired by Shri Aloke Kumar Chakraborty, IG BSF Tripura Frontier, in the presence of Shri M. Ravindar, Commandant of 43 Bn BSF, along with several civil dignitaries and local residents.
The programme began with an impressive cultural performance by students of Chillapathar High School, followed by an energetic presentation from Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya students, reflecting the rich cultural spirit of the region. Their participation added vibrancy to the event and highlighted the importance of youth engagement in community-building activities.
As part of BSF’s ongoing commitment to empowering border communities, a total of **33 motorised sewing machines** were distributed to women under the Skill Development Programme. This initiative aims to promote livelihood opportunities and enhance self-reliance among women residing in border areas.
To encourage and support young aspirants preparing for security force recruitment, **running shoes, track suits, and school bags** were also handed over to candidates who previously participated in the pre-recruitment training conducted by 43 Bn BSF.
In a significant step toward strengthening digital literacy, the BSF donated **six fully equipped computers** to the basic computer training centre at IC Nagar Higher Secondary School. This contribution is expected to boost skill development and improve access to technology for students and local youth.
Addressing the gathering, IG BSF Shri Aloke Kumar Chakraborty expressed gratitude for the continuous cooperation of border residents and reaffirmed the BSF’s unwavering commitment to improving infrastructure, promoting youth training, and advancing skill development initiatives. He emphasized that such programmes play a vital role in fostering trust, strengthening community ties, and supporting the holistic development of border populations.
