The Governor of Nagaland, La Ganesan, inaugurated a water reservoir at Good Samaritan’s Senior Citizens’ Home, Meriema on June 21, informed a DIPR report.

Speaking at the inauguration program, The Governor said that the occasion is particularly close to his heart, not just because of the significance of the project, but because it encompasses the spirit of care and respect we must hold for our elderly community.

“The water reservoir we inaugurated today is more than just a structure; it is a symbol of our commitment to ensuring the well-being and comfort of the elderly residents of this esteemed home. Water is essential to life, and by providing a reliable supply, we are addressing one of the most fundamental needs, ensuring that our senior citizens live with dignity and without worry,” the Governor said.

Exhorting the residents of the home, Ganesan mentioned that they are the pillars of our society, the bearers of wisdom and cherished traditions. “Their contributions have shaped the society we live in today, and it is our duty to ensure that their golden years are filled with comfort, peace, and joy, so this water tank is a small gesture of gratitude for everything they have done for us,” stated the Governor.

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The Governor further appealed that in the fast-changing world, it is crucial to remember the values of compassion and empathy. Elders deserve the best care and attention, viewed Ganesan, and it is our collective responsibility to provide it.

“Let this reservoir stand as a testament to our unwavering respect and commitment to our elders. Let us work together to create more such opportunities that enhance the quality of life for our senior citizens. By doing so, we not only honour them but also set an example for future generations to follow, he said and hoped that this reservoir serves its purpose well, and may bring lasting joy and comfort to the residents,” stated the Governor.