Naga Unity in Tradition: A Renewed Vision for Peace

Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio emphasized the preservation of Naga culture and unity among tribes during the 25th anniversary of Runa Khrietho-Maong Aksu brotherhood. The event, attended by former CM S C Jamir, highlighted the importance of harmony to counter rising tribalism and factionalism in Nagaland.

Nagaland's Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio emphasized the importance of preserving cultural traditions and fostering unity among tribes during a public event on Saturday. In a speech marking the 25th anniversary of the Runa Khrietho-Maong Aksu brotherhood, Rio urged the public to maintain peace and cohesion across the state.

The event, attended by former Chief Minister S C Jamir, brought together community leaders and signaled the significance of overcoming rising tribalism and factionalism in Nagaland. Jamir urged a renewal of shared vision for a prosperous and peaceful society amidst the challenges of materialism and disunity.

In a symbolic move, Ungma Village donated land to three significant organizations, emphasizing commitment to unity. As part of the programme, the villages renewed their pledge to foster friendship, illustrating a hopeful step towards sustaining peace and promoting cultural heritage among Nagas.