The Haflong Lake Revival Week from April 21 to 27, composed by MaD(Make a Difference), Haflong, as a team with SOUL(Save Our Lake), was introduced by NCHAC Chief Executive Member Debojeet Thaosen on April 21 at Haflong Lake Arena, Incredible India Campus, a public statement got here expressed.

In his inaugural discourse, CEM Thaosen reviewed the period when the Britishers built the lake to make water accessible to the general population of Haflong town. Be that as it may, now the general population of Haflong have infringed on the surroundings of the lake for residence and the lake has turned into a dumping ground, in this way prompting its contamination. In this way, the endeavors made by driving NGOs, affiliations and individuals of Haflong by and large without precedent for Dima Hasao is a matter of thankfulness, Thaosen said.

He likewise spoke to everyone to dispatch such projects in Dima Hasao to make the locale a delightful traveler area. The project likewise incorporated a signature melody, execution by Pipe Band and Jazz Band, other than different things. Amid the system, the CEM alongside different dignitaries propelled a Swachh Abhiyan at Haflong Lake.

The system was additionally gone to by NCHAC official individuals Debo Hojai, Denis Teron and Ranu Langthasa, MAC Iheuing Pame, Haflong Town Committee bad habit director John Poithong, dignitaries from the Assam Police and 22 Sector Assam Rifles, understudies and individuals from different affiliations and associations, NGOs and countless individuals.

On April 23, as a major aspect of the Haflong Lake Revival Week, a cleanliness drive drove by CEM Thaosen was led in which individuals from Make a Difference, Save our Lake, dignitaries, school understudies, individuals from the overall population and 50 jawans of 22 Sector Assam Rifles joined in, the discharge included.

Haflong Lake is one of the normal lakes on the main slope station of Assam. Sailing and Garampani, a high temp water spring, are significant vacation spots on this lake.

This expansive and lovely lake adds a heavenly stunner to the slope station which is viewed as the ‘Scotland of Assam’.The surroundings of the lake offer a sanctuary for several transient flying creatures in winter.