Angami Students' Union hosts cultural fiesta in Kohima celebrating tribal heritage

The Angami Students' Union, alongside tribal student bodies in Kohima, organized a Cultural Fiesta themed "Together in Culture, Together in Harmony" at the Capital Cultural Hall on Sunday. The event featured a Cultural Mosaic and Ethnic Fashion Showcase, with participating groups presenting traditional attire, songs, dances and cultural expressions.

Deputy Commissioner Kohima B. Henok Buchem highlighted the importance of celebrating Nagaland's cultural diversity while preserving heritage for future generations. He emphasized common values across Naga traditions, including respect for elders, hospitality, community responsibility and a strong sense of belonging.

Buchem encouraged younger generations to embrace technology while remaining connected to cultural roots and languages. He stressed the need for mutual understanding and harmony among communities, and urged the adoption of "God Bless My Nagaland" as a unifying song for all Nagas.