Governor Yadav felicitates outgoing Squadron Leader Diptanshu Gupta, Aide-de-Camp (ADC) during a farewell programme held at Lok Bhavan, Kohima, on November 12. (Photo Courtesy: PRO Lok Bhavan)
Kohima, November 12 (MExN): Nagaland Governor Nand Kishore Yadav on Thursday bid farewell to Squadron Leader Diptanshu Gupta, Aide-de-Camp (ADC) to the Governor, on the successful completion of his deputation tenure in the state.
A farewell programme was held at Lok Bhavan, Kohima, where the Governor appreciated Gupta's dedicated service and valuable contributions during his tenure.
Addressing the gathering, Yadav said the role of an ADC carried considerable responsibility and trust, requiring discipline, alertness, efficiency, commitment and a high degree of professionalism.
He commended Gupta for discharging his responsibilities with dedication, sincerity and professionalism, particularly in ensuring the smooth functioning of the Governor's Secretariat and coordinating official engagements, visits and meetings.
The Governor also appreciated Gupta's courteous conduct, disciplined approach and professional relationships with officers and staff throughout his tenure. He observed that the dedication and teamwork of officers such as the ADC played an important role in ensuring that the responsibilities of Lok Bhavan were carried out efficiently and with dignity.
As Gupta moves to his next assignment in West Bengal, Yadav expressed confidence that the experience gained during his tenure in Nagaland would stand him in good stead in his future assignments.
He also hoped that Gupta would carry fond memories of Nagaland, its rich cultural heritage, traditions and warm-hearted people.
On behalf of the Lok Bhavan fraternity, the Governor conveyed his appreciation and gratitude to Gupta for his service and wished him continued success, good health and fulfilment in his future endeavours.
He said that while official assignments and postings might change, the goodwill, professional relationships and memories built during their time together would remain. Gupta, he added, would always be remembered as a valued member of the Lok Bhavan family.
Commissioner and Secretary to the Governor, Thavaseelan K, IAS, also thanked Gupta for his service, dedication and cooperation.
Thavaseelan noted that Gupta had carried out his responsibilities with willingness and professionalism, adding that the office had duly recognised his contributions. He wished him success in all his future endeavours.
In his farewell address, Gupta said he was leaving Nagaland with a deep sense of satisfaction, gratitude and nostalgia.
He said his posting in the state had contributed immensely to his personal and professional growth, providing him with remarkable experiences and cherished memories while serving at the highest office of the state.
Reflecting on his association with the Governors, Gupta said the experience had taught him invaluable life lessons, including a sense of belonging, introspection, dedication and strong work ethics.
He observed that the office of the Governor was not merely a position one held but a responsibility demanding dedication, commitment and service to the people.
He expressed deep respect for all the Governors he had served under, acknowledging that their guidance and leadership had helped shape him into a better person.
Describing his tenure in Nagaland as particularly special, Gupta said he would always cherish the warmth, simplicity and hospitality of the Naga people, along with the camaraderie and support of the officers and staff of Lok Bhavan.
Gupta served as ADC to the Governor for three years and had the distinction of serving under three Governors of the state — La Ganesan, Ajay Kumar Bhalla and Nand Kishore Yadav.
He will hand over charge of Aide-de-Camp to Squadron Leader Manjeet Singh, marking the transition of responsibilities and continuation of the ADC's role in assisting the Governor.
