Forty-two BA anthropology 5th semester students of Dera Natung Government College (DNGC), led by DNGC Anthropology Department Head Dr Ratna Tayeng, on Saturday completed a 14-day ethnographic fieldwork at Bulla village in Lower Subansiri district.

The anthropological team also conducted a cleanliness drive in the village on 14 January. It was attended by, among others, Lower Subansiri DC Somcha Lowang, Bulla village HGB Nani Hanya and ZPMs Subu Lento, Nani Laji Jalyang and Ngilyang Rika.

Dera Natung Government College was established in the year 1979 with its erstwhile name ‘Government College, Itanagar’ with an objective of imparting higher education to young and inquisitive men and women of the state at a point of time when the opportunity was scarce in the locality. The founders had an ambitious endeavour not merely to make it a centre of offering Degrees but also to let the youths explore new areas of knowledge, providing a platform for budding leadership in all walks of life, preparing them for future challenges in personal and social spheres and grooming them as competent human resources who in turn could promote the high social ideals such as equality, social justice, communal harmony and cultural plurality.

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