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The purpose of the trust is to provide educational assistance to the young people of Nagaland, India.

As the veterans planned their final reunion in 2004, they resolved to found the Kohima Educational Trust (KET) as a debt of honour to the Naga people. The trust is seen by its founders both as a means of sustaining the memory of the courage and sacrifice of those who fought and died in the battle, and of honouring the Nagas who were their allies in the war through assisting the education of succeeding generations of Naga children.

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KET was delighted to be invited to give a talk to the Friends of the Maidstone Museum in October.
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A new initiative offering financial assistance to tertiary level students of recent Naga heritage who are resident outside India.

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KET supports workshops focusing on Health and Hygiene

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After almost five years in the building, the hostel at Pangsha on the Indo/Myanmar border was completed and operational in 2014. Hugh Young, then the KET treasurer, and his wife Anne made the trip to Pangsha…

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