MRIS was established; the Manipur Rural Institute High School was also started.
Youth Service Wing, adult literacy and non-formal education programmes were introduced.
Agricultural education, women’s welfare, rural development, child health, rural polytechnic, library and health-education initiatives expanded.
Community health, socio-economic support for women, child welfare, drug counselling and low-cost sanitation projects were undertaken.
Training, HIV/AIDS awareness, safe motherhood, road safety, women’s empowerment, water filtration, elder welfare, child labour welfare and environmental education featured in the programme portfolio.
Projects included HIV intervention, food processing, herbal medicine, WATSAN/school sanitation, community health training and women’s self-help groups.
Volunteer training, gender-equality workshops, interventions for female drug users, environmental awareness, youth leadership, vector-borne disease awareness and entrepreneurship training were conducted.
Student internships, World Food Day observance, nutrition extension activities and foundation-day programmes continued.
The society continued operation of a 15-bed rehabilitation service for persons affected by addiction under the relevant social-justice programme.