ZIRO, Oct 31: The annual art, literature, cultural, sports and games fest of Saint Claret College (Autonomous), Ziro (SCCZ), Resonance’26 concluded today. The week-long festival, organised jointly by the college’s St Claret Art & Literary Endeavour and Sports and Games Association, commenced on October 26 and brought together students in a celebration of creativity and sportsmanship.
After a series of competitions across various categories, Lohitang House emerged as the overall champion of Resonance 2026 with 369 points, while Gorichen House secured the runner-up spot with 360 points. Millo Hailyang and Biri Mamu were awarded the individual championship title for their exceptional performance across multiple events.
Techi Henyir, APPS, Superintendent of Police Lower Subansiri district, was the chief guest, and Tage Taki, District Sports Officer Lower Subansiri, was the guest of honour at the closing ceremony.
Addressing the gathering, the SP expressed her happiness at being part of Resonance 2026. Sharing her journey as the first woman Superintendent of Police in her circle, she encouraged students to pursue their ambitions, explore different career opportunities and maintain a balance between academic commitments and other interests.
The DSO highlighted the importance of education in building a successful life. He encouraged students to remain focused on their studies, emphasising that hard work, dedication and perseverance are essential for achieving their goals.
Speaking on Lohitang House’s victory, team captain Diidong Kendo Yirang credited his fellow members for their perseverance and active participation in competitions. He stated that participating in every event provided opportunities to gain experience, improve skills and strengthen the team’s performance.
As part of the ceremony, Rawt Awng Tingwa and Techi Anung were crowned Mr and Ms Resonance 2026 respectively.