Imphal: Month long observation of World Red Cross Day, 2025, by Indian Red Cross Society (IR CS), Manipur state branch, concluded at its office at M.G. Avenue, here on Thursday.
Manipur governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla paid tribute to the founder of Red Cross – Henry Dunant, as a mark of respect to the departed philanthropist.
The governor distributed certificates to the newly enrolled patron and vice-patron members. He also presented appreciation certificates and prizes to the donors of cash awards, and winners of recitation, written quiz, painting, ex-tempore speech and folk song competitions held during the observation.
Addressing the gathering, he extended heartfelt congratulations to all the awardees and the newly appointed patron of IRCS, Manipur. He also reflected on the enduring ideals of the Red Cross and the legacy of its founder, Henry Dunant, the first recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize.
The governor lauded the outstanding contributions of the IRCS in Manipur during times of crisis, including natural disasters, pandemics, and the assistance provided to internally displaced persons across the state. He also acknowledged the IRCS’ preparedness in disaster mitigation and encouraged greater participation of youth in humanitarian services and related activities.
He affirmed that Raj Bhavan, Imphal and the Government of Manipur will continue to extend support to the IRCS and its noble efforts.
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