The Langpangkong Students’ Conference (LKM) on Monday celebrated its 78th foundation day at Chuchuyimlang Town Hall, the organisations HQ, marking 78 years of dedicated service towards the welfare, unity and advancement of the student community and the people of Langpangkong.

LKM traces its foundation to June 22, 1948 when visionary leaders came together with the objective of promoting educational and social progress among the youth of the range.

The commemorative programme was graced by Marsanen Imsong, President of the Ao Senden as the guest of honor.

A highlight of the programme was the presentation of the Lt L Pangersowa Trust Award for Academic Excellency, instituted in the memory of one of LKMs founding pioneers, late L Pangersowa Jamir. The award recognises outstanding academic achievers from the Langpangkong range and seeks to inspire students to pursue excellence in their educational endeavours.

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The recipient, Imnayangla of Unger Village was honoured with citations and cash awards in recognition of her exemplary achievement during the HSLC examination for the academic year 2026, continuing the legacy of academic encouragement that the trust upholds.

The programme also featured special presentations, tributes to the founding fathers of LKM, and messages from various organisations and well-wishers.

As LKM celebrates 78 years of existence, the organisation reiterated its commitment to nurturing responsible youth leadership, preserving the rich heritage of Langpangkong and contributing meaningfully to society through education, service and community engagement.