Kangpokpi’s Oasis College Mukhti Marathon, Chillax Idol Champion the Call to End Child and Human Trafficking

In yet another inspiring initiative radiating awareness and social responsibility, Oasis College, Kangpokpi, in collaboration with Oasis India, the Anti-Human Trafficking Unit of Kangpokpi Police, the District Child Protection Unit/CWC, and the District Social Welfare Department, Kangpokpi, successfully organized the much-anticipated Mukhti Marathon Challenge 2025 under the compelling theme “No to Child Trafficking, No to Human Trafficking.”

The Mukhti Marathon Challenge and the Chillax Idol formed the major highlights of the college’s grand annual fest, CHILLAX 2025 – “Unleash the Spark”, a three-day celebration of creativity, talent, and youth empowerment.

The Flag-Off Ceremony of the Mukhti Marathon Challenge took place at Thomas Ground, Kangpokpi, where Melody Varte, Community Social Worker, Oasis India, delivered an inspiring address urging youths to be torchbearers in the fight against child and human trafficking.

Pastor Janggin Chongloi, Vice Chairman of KTCF, led the invocation prayer, while Lamminal Simte, MCS, Assistant Commissioner, Kangpokpi and SDO/BDO Champhai — who also serves as the District Social Welfare Officer, Kangpokpi — graced the flag-off ceremony.

More than 200 participants joined the marathon, which began at Brig. M. Thomas Ground and concluded at the Oasis College campus via Mission Compound, covering an approximate distance of 7 km.

The Reception and Prize Distribution Ceremony was held at the college campus, where Lhunninlal Khongsai, MPS/SDPO Kangpokpi, and Nodal Officer, Anti-Human Trafficking Unit, Kangpokpi Police, presented the prizes to the winners in the presence of Lamminlal Simte, MCS.

In the Boys’ Category, the top three winners were Lungtiplung Phaomei, Thaorilung Panmei, and Praven Dhungama, respectively. In the Girls’ Category, Vahlemching Vaiphei, Nengneithem Khongsai, and Sofia Vaiphei claimed the first, second, and third positions.

In addition to cash prizes, certificates were awarded to the Top 20 finishers as a mark of recognition and encouragement.

The event was powered by Oasis India, Punjab National Bank (PNB), Envision, and the Department of Social Welfare, Government of Manipur, symbolizing a united front in the fight against human exploitation.

The college management described the marathon as a “movement of hope and awakening.”

“This is more than a race — it’s a call to action against exploitation and a pledge to uphold humanity,” said an organizing member of the Chillax Committee.

Amid the electrifying atmosphere of Oasis College’s much-celebrated Chillax 2025, one event captured the heart of the audience — the Chillax Idol, a spectacular singing competition that brought the crowd to its feet and stole the spotlight at the college’s annual festival.

The stage came alive with dazzling lights, thunderous cheers, and passionate performances as talented students from across departments competed for the coveted title. Each contestant poured their heart into their music, delivering soulful melodies, powerful vocals, and a magnetic stage presence that captivated every listener.

From soothing ballads to energetic pop renditions, the night echoed with the richness of Oasis College’s musical talent and creativity. Judges and spectators alike were enthralled by performances that showcased not just technical excellence but also deep emotional connection — the essence of music itself.

The results saw Seiminlun alias Johnny Kipgen of TC College, Kangpokpi, clinching the first position with a cash prize of ₹12,000, while Hoithenkim Singsit alias Kimjolly of Oasis College, Kangpokpi, secured the second position with ₹7,000. Chongmoithem of Ideal English Senior Secondary School, Charhazare, bagged the third position, receiving ₹5,000, and the Audience Choice Award went to Thanggoumang Touthang, who earned a cash prize of ₹2,000.

“Chillax Idol is not just a competition — it’s a celebration of dreams, talent, and the spirit of Oasis,” remarked one of the organisers as the audience erupted in applause after each performance.

The event reaffirmed the college’s commitment to nurturing creativity, culture, and youthful expression. As the curtain fell, applause and echoes of music lingered — a testament to the unforgettable magic of Chillax Idol 2025.

The event concluded with a Closing Prayer led by Pastor Nehminlal Haokip, Finance Secretary, KTCF.

As Oasis College, Kangpokpi, continues to shine as a beacon of learning, creativity, and social consciousness, Chillax 2025 stands as a powerful testament to its vision — to Impart, Empower, and Transform — shaping not only minds but also the moral fabric of society.