ITANAGAR, 11 Sep: Rajiv Gandhi Government Polytechnic (RGGP) here organised a comprehensive four-day induction programme for its newly admitted students from 8-11 September.
The event aimed to seamlessly transition the freshers into their new academic environment through a blend of informative sessions, recreational activities, and educational tours.
The programme commenced on 8 September with an inaugural ceremony. RGGP Principal Dr Taba Tath in his speech set a positive tone for the students' academic journey. Essential briefings were also provided by the chairman, academic & exam, training and placement officer (TPO), NCC, NSS, hostel warden, and the anti-ragging in-charge to ensure a safe and disciplined campus life.
The afternoon featured an insightful health awareness session by Dr Carolina Mum Norbu, followed by engaging indoor games.
Day 2 began early with a rejuvenating yoga session at 6:30 am, emphasising the importance of physical and mental wellbeing. The academic sessions started with an expert talk from Manish Mall, a consultant at the Arunachal Pradesh Innovation & Investment Park, encouraging entrepreneurial thinking among the youths. This was followed by an interactive talk by a distinguished alumnus, PHE&WS Assistant Engineer Nabam Julius, who shared valuable experiences.
The remainder of the day was dedicated to various literary and recreational activities, designed to foster teamwork and identify the creative talents of the new batch.
Taking learning beyond the classroom walls, the third day of the induction programme featured a half-day educational tour, during which students visited the State Museum and the Arunachal Pradesh Science Centre, which provided them with rich scientific insights and a deeper understanding of the region's cultural heritage.
The four-day orientation concluded on 11 September with a dedicated feedback session, allowing students to share their experiences and takeaways. The programme officially wrapped up with a valedictory function, marking the successful orientation of the new cohort as they embark on their academic endeavours at RGGP.
