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A documentary film ‘Where Cotton Flowers Grow’ and mini exhibition-cum-sale on indigenous cotton products has attracted the attention of many viewers on the first day of the three-day screening at the Directorate of Art & Culture, Kohima.

The Nagaland State Museum in Kohima attracts about 90,000 to 1 lakh visitors, especially domestic tourists, every year.

School dept. appeals to public Dimapur, April 15 (EMN): The department of School Education, in continuation of its efforts of mainstreaming ‘Out of school children’ (OoSC), appealed to members of NGO, municipal/ town/ village councils, churches, student unions and the public to  register details of out of school children in the age group of 6-16 years (children who are not enrolled in any school or dropped out at any stage before completing secondary education) at the Google form link p...

Our Correspondent Kohima, Oct. 26 (EMN): The Advisor of Art and Culture and Tourism, H Khehovi Yepthomi, on Wednesday, said preserving Naga culture is the responsibility of all and should be one’s way of life in order to protect it for the future generation. The advisor was addressing the ‘Tribal Festival’ organised by the department of Art and Culture in Kohima. Yepthomi lamented that the Naga culture is ‘slowly fading’ and warned of losing one’s identity if the trend continues. Mai...

Our CorrespondentKohima, May 23 (EMN): Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio on Monday stressed on the need for documentation of rich Naga cultural heritage for posterity and guarding against cultural appropriation by others. He was addressing the first state-level consultative meet with tribal hohos on documentation of traditional attires, motifs, designs, and ornaments at Capital Convention Centre in Kohima. The CM said that Nagas still have a long way to go to become a civilised society despite...