ONGCHA FELICITATES FOREST MAN OF INDIA, PADMASHREE, DR. JADAV PAYENG THROUGH ENVIRONMENT AWARENESS EXPEDITION TO WORLD ONLY MAN MADE FOREST

The ONGC Himalayan Association (ONGCHA), Assam Chapter organized a Trekking cum Environmental Awareness and interaction with the Forest Man called PADAMSHREE Dr.JadavPayeng at MolaiKathoni,World only man made forest at Kikilamukh, Jorhat  District on May 16, 2015 where 22 of ONGCHA. Members were participated.

TREKKING-CUM-ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS PROGRAMME AT NITAI PANIDIHING BIRD SANCTUARY

ONGC Himalayan Association, Assam Chapter organized a Trekking cum Environmental Awareness Programme at Nitai Panidihing & Bird Sanctuary, Sivasagar district on 1^st November, 2014 where the topmost luminaries of Assam Asset joined in all the schedules. The programme was flag off by the honourable ED-Asset Manager and Chief Patron, ONGCHA-Assam Chapter, Shri B. K. Baruah at ONGC Officers’Club, Nazira.

A Look of Trekking Expedition at Eaglenest

Cheer up of trekking achievement

ONGCHA-Assam Chapter organized Trekking Expedition at Eaglenest

ONGCHA Team at Eaglenest, Arunachal Prardesh

ONGC Himalayan Association, Assam Chapter organized and completed successfully another feat of Trekking Expedition at Eaglenest, Arunachal Pradesh. This trekking expedition programme was organised in inter-regional basis where members from other regions of ONGC Himalayan Association were participated. A host of 13 ONGCHA members participated in this Trekking Expedition, out of which 6 members were from Assam Chapter. ONGCHA members made possible this trekking expedition overcoming all hurdles of wooded steep slopes of Eagnenest.

Popularly it is known as Eaglenest or Eagle’s Nest Wildlife Sanctuary was established in 1989 which is located in West Kameng district of Arunachal Pradesh, India. This wildlife is near Bomdila with 0-28⁰C and it coordinates 27°06′N 92°24′E / . This Himalayan sanctuary conjoins with Sessa Orchid Sanctuary to the northeast and Pakhui Tiger Reserve across the Kameng river to the east. / 27.1; 92.4Altitude ranges extremely from 500 metres (1,640 ft) to 3,250 metres (10,663 ft).

The Brahmaputra and its untamed tributaries offer the best challenge of Adventure

Photo: Brahmaputra River along Assam. Source: http://maps.google.co.in



Assam is a real geographical masterpiece with uneven rivers, mystic blue hills and incredible terrains which wait for the adventurers to visit and concur all of them.

As the serene beauty of the green forest and tea gardens rejuvenate highly the mind and the soul, as the wildlife attracts to explore the deepest and the colourful culture contributes the immense pleasure to the mind of the every people, the mighty Brahmaputra and its untamed tributaries offer the best challenge for Rafting. Discover the adventures offered in Assam....read more>

Interacting with local villagers at Longsapang, Nagaland

 

Reaching at Sentimeren Memorial Tower located at Longsapang, Kangtsung village near Tuli town of Mokokchung district of Nagaland, members of ONGCHA - Assam Chapter had a cordial interaction with the local villagers. They were quite contended and told about the significance of the place. They informed that their place and people had been commendable involvement on World War-II. They are proud to be the citizen of this beautiful place.

Biky rally to Sentimeren Memorial Tower located at Longsapang, Nagaland

ONGCHA - Assam Chapter members at Sentimeren Memorial Tower located at Longsapang, Kangtsung village, Nagaland

Bike Rally to Kanching, Nagaland and Trekking Expedition

The captioned photograph was a cheerful moment by ONGCHA-Assam Chapter members during the course of Bike Rally to Kanching, a high land in Nagaland during December 2010. The team led by Shri Nitya Dutta, Co-ordinator, ONGCHA-Assam Chapter, started Biky Rally from ONGC, Assam Asset Hqrs. The team reached the high land Kanching riding motor cycle. Thereafter, the team successfully completed Trekking Expedition at Kanching highs.

Trekking Roopkund successfully

The beautiful Himalayan Roopkund was trekked by some the ONGC Himanalayan Association members during September, 2012. Mr Parmer from ONGCHA - Assam Chapter successfully participated in this trekking programme.

ONGCHA - Assam Chapter disseminated at Nameri National Park

In the recent past during last quarter of the year 2011, ONGCHA - Assam Chapter successfully completed a Car Rally cum Trekking Expedition and White Water Rafting at Bhalukpung / Jia Bhoroli River at the Nameri National Park. This adventurous revival of Assam Chapter has been come to be successful after a gap of 5 years.  This spot was chosen for Trekking Expedition and River Rafting for the fulfillment of the minimum three binding objectives of ONGCHA, i.e. Car Rally, Trekking and White Water Rafting

ONGCHA - Assam Chapter

ONGC Himalayan Association works along with different Chapters / Units located in various work centres of ONGC all over India. ONGCHA - Assam Chapter is actively functioning at ONGC, Assam Asset cultivating the sense of adventure and team spirit with various outdoor activities. This vibrant body has been working towards organizing environmental awareness campaign through tree plantations, rallies, etc and has been organizing also various socio-cultural events for mutual co-operation among people in and around the operational area of ONGC, Assam Asset.