Kohima: Sainik School, Punglwa, in Nagaland, on Friday hosted a special event to felicitate two of its distinguished cadets who have been commissioned as officers in the Armed Forces.
Flight Lieutenant Obed Newmai has been commissioned into the Indian Air Force, while Lieutenant Hinoto Kakishe Yepthomi has been commissioned into the Indian Army.
According to the PRO Defence Kohima, the two officers stand as the first two illustrious Naga alumni and valiant officers to achieve this honour.
In an inspiring address, Flight Lieutenant Newmai and Lieutenant Yepthomi shared their experiences and urged the young cadets to embrace the noble call of duty and consider a rewarding career in the Armed Forces.
Their narrative reflected upon their transformative years at Sainik School, Punglwa, highlighting the invaluable lessons they learned.
Their journey from cadets to commissioned officers exemplifies the core values of discipline, integrity, and sacrifice instilled by their alma mater. Their words deeply resonated with the cadets, igniting a strong desire among them to follow in their footsteps and serve the nation with unwavering dedication.
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As a token of appreciation, they were presented with the school memento by the Principal, symbolising their enduring connection with Sainik School, Punglwa.
The Vice Principal, on behalf of the school administration, expressed heartfelt gratitude to the distinguished alumni, commending them for being a source of inspiration to the young cadets.”
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