Mizoram Governor Flags Off Ambulance For Silsury Village In Mamit Aspirational District

Aizawl, the 17th April, 2026: Mizoram Governor, General (Dr) Vijay Kumar Singh, PVSM, AVSM, YSM (Retd), today flagged off a Basic Life Support Ambulance procured under the CSR fund of NBCC (India) Ltd. The ambulance is designated to serve Silsury Village, located along the Indo-Bangladesh border in Mamit Aspirational District. The short flag-off ceremony was held at the Upper Lawn of Lok Bhavan in Aizawl.

Addressing the gathering, the Governor General (Dr) Vijay Kumar Singh emphasised the need for balanced development, with special focus on infrastructure in international and state border areas. “These border areas require a lot of attention and ultimately, the people living there are the ones who suffer the most,” he said. He expressed appreciation to NBCC (India) Ltd., for donating a well-equipped ambulance to Silsury Village, describing it as one of the critical healthcare needs of border villages.

The Governor commended NBCC for the dynamism it has brought to its operations and urged the company to utilise its best practices and advanced technology to improve the living standards of people in a small state like Mizoram. He also highlighted the Central Government’s focus on Aspirational Districts and called upon NBCC to continue prioritising the development needs of people residing in border areas, given the company’s significant role in border infrastructure projects.

Dr. R. Lalthangliana, MLA of Dampa Assembly Constituency, described the ambulance as a welcome gift for Silsury Village and the surrounding areas in Mamit Aspirational District. He thanked NBCC (India) Ltd., and expressed hope that the well-equipped ambulance would be put to genuine and effective use by the local community.

The programme was chaired by Mr. Gyanaranjan Samal, CGM and Head of the North East Region, NBCC, who highlighted various initiatives and achievements of the company. Mr. Debasish Satapathy, Executive Director (HRM) & Head of CSR, NBCC, conveyed his gratitude and assured that the company would continue to successfully implement other CSR project proposals received from the state.

Among those present were Mr. Ajit Roy, Secretary to the Governor, Mr. Suvigya S. Chandra, Deputy Commissioner of Mamit District, other senior NBCC officials and leaders from Silsury Village.

NBCC (India) Ltd., was incorporated in 1960 and operates as a Public Sector Undertaking (PSU) under the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, Govt. of India. The company functions as a Project Management Consultant (PMC) and is actively involved in executing large-scale infrastructure development projects of the Central Government.

In Mizoram, out of the 189 km of Indo-Bangladesh border fencing sanctioned, NBCC has already completed 98 km, with the remaining work currently in progress in Lawngtlai District. Recently, the company handed over 55 km of border fence and 5 Border Outposts (BOPs) in the Dampa Tiger Reserve Forest area in Mamit District.

 

Mizoram Larsap-in Mamit Aspirational District-a Awm Silsury Tana Hman Tur Ambulance A Vailiam (Mizo)

Aizawl, the 17th April, 2026: Mizoram Larsap General (Dr) Vijay Kumar Singh, PVSM, AVSM, YSM (Retd) chuan vawiin khan India leh Bangladesh ramri depa awm Silsury khua, Mamit Aspirational District tana hman tur Ambulance, NBCC (India) Ltd., CSR Fund kaltlanga lei chu Lok Bhavan, Aizawl atangin a vailiam.

Hemi puala inkhawm tawi Lok Bhavan Upper Lawn-a buatsaihah Larsap, General (Dr) Vijay Kumar Singh chuan rualkhai taka hmasawnna kalpui turin ram dang leh state thenawmte nena inrinaah hmasawnna ruhrel siam ngaih pawimawh a tul tih sawiin, heng hmunte hi ngaihven zual a ngai a, anih loh chuan mipuite bawkin an tuar thin a ni, a ti a. Ramri depa khaw awm Silsury-in a tangkai pui tur Ambulance tha tak NBCC te’n an pe chu lawmawm a tih thu a sawi bawk.

Larsap chuan NBCC-ah danglamna leh hmasawnna nasa tak a hmuh thu sawiin, an thiamna leh theihnate chu Mizorama chengte tihhmasawn nana hman tum turin a chah a. Sawrkar laipuiin district hnufual ‘Aspirational District’ te a ngaih pawimawh thu sawiin, NBCC-te chu ramria hmasawnna ruhrel thawk nasa an nih avangin, ramri depa chengte mamawh leh hmasawnna turte ngaipawimawh zel turin a chah nghal bawk.

Thusawitu dang Dampa bialtu MLA Dr. R. Lalthangliana chuan Mamit Aspirational District chhunga awm Silsury khuaa chengte hman tur Ambulance dawn a ni chu lawmawm a tih thu sawiin, a petu NBCC-te chungah lawmthu a sawi a. Ambulance changtlung tak chu tangkai taka Silsury leh a chhehvel khuate’n an hman ngei theih nan duhsakna a hlan a ni.

He hun hi Pu Gyanaranjan Samal, CGM, Head, North East Region, NBCC chuan kaihruaiin NBCC hmalakna hrang hrangte a tarlang a. Pu Debasish Satapathy, Executive Director (HRM) & Head, CSR, NBCC chuan lawmthu sawiin, NBCC-a dilna lut dangte pawh a hlawhtlin ngei theih nan theihtawp chhuaha an bawhzui zel tur thu a sawi bawk.

He hunah hian Pu Ajit Roy, Secretary to Governor, Pu Suvigya S Chandra, Deputy Commisioner, Mamit District, NBCC oficial dangte leh Silsury khawtlang hruaitute an tel a ni.

NBCC (India) Ltd., hi 1960 ah din niin, Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, Govt. of India hnuaia Public Sector Undertaking (PSU) company a ni a. Project Management Consultant (PMC) niin, Sawrkar laipui hnuaia hmasawnna ruhrel lian tak takte an thawk thin a ni.

Mizoramah chuan India leh Bangladesh ramri hung hna thawkin, thawh tur bituk an pek 189 km atangin 98 km an zo fel tawh a, hmabak dang awmte Lawngtlai District-ah an thawk mek a. Tunhnai khan Mamit District chhung Dampa Tiger Reserve Forest area-a ramri hung hna an zawh fel tawh 55 km a thui leh Border Outpost (BOP) 5 te chu a enkawl tur hnenah an hlan fel tawh a ni.

 

Written by: Dr. Lallawmkima Thangluah, MIS, PRO to Governor