#Culture

Kihoto Theological College celebrates cultural diversity in Shamator

Kihoto Theological College held a Cultural Day on August 12 to promote tradition and unity among students from eight distinct Naga tribes.

Naro Jamir • 12 Aug 2026

Meghalaya Opens Lok Bhavan Doors for Independence Day Celebrations

Meghalaya turns the former Raj Bhavan into a public venue for two days to mark India's 80th Independence Day with cultural shows and exhibitions.

Walrik Marak • 12 Aug 2026

Angami Students Union Bengaluru Marks 25 Years of Unity

The Angami Students’ Union Bengaluru marked its 25th anniversary on August 8, 2026, celebrating a legacy of cultural tradition and student fellowship.

Kiyeto Swu • 11 Aug 2026

Conrad Sangma Pushes to Save Indigenous Heritage

Chief Minister Conrad Sangma wants better protection for indigenous traditions and identities across Northeast India to ensure they survive for years.

Walrik Marak • 10 Aug 2026

Indigenous Leaders Push for Unity to Safeguard Northeast Heritage

Indigenous leaders gathered in Dimapur to discuss land rights, demographic shifts, and the preservation of culture across the seven northeastern states.

Kiyeto Swu • 10 Aug 2026

Manipur Marks International Day of World’s Indigenous Peoples

Indigenous groups in Imphal highlighted the vital role of traditional midwives and the need for unity to protect regional land rights and cultural identity.

Priyanka Moirangthem • 9 Aug 2026

Sikkim Limboo Community Rallies to Protect Indigenous Heritage

The Limboo community in Gangtok marked Indigenous Peoples' Day with a rally and cultural showcases aimed at preserving their traditional identity.

Riya Lepcha • 9 Aug 2026

Meghalaya Handloom Sector Supports 50,000 Households

Meghalaya officials marked the 12th National Handloom Day by celebrating weavers who sustain the state's rural economy and cultural heritage.

NEWire Desk • 9 Aug 2026

Porbami community celebrates Khukhu festival in Kohima

The Porbami community gathered in Kohima to honor women during the traditional Khukhu festival, emphasizing cultural preservation and education.

Naro Jamir • 9 Aug 2026

Yimkhiung Naga Community Celebrates Metümnyo Festival Across Nagaland

The Yimkhiung community marked the annual Metümnyo festival across Nagaland, blending traditional thanksgiving with calls for unity and social progress.

Kiyeto Swu • 9 Aug 2026

Porbami Women Celebrate Khukhu Festival in Kohima

The Porbami Social Club gathered in Kohima on August 8 to honor women through the traditional Khukhu festival, emphasizing education and cultural roots.

Naro Jamir • 9 Aug 2026

Sikkim Pushes Lepcha Language and Heritage Preservation

Sikkim's government is boosting Lepcha language and culture, announcing school projects, college teaching posts, and UNESCO bridge revival efforts.

Aiden Bhutia • 8 Aug 2026

Yimkhiung Naga Community Celebrates Metümnyo Festival

The Yimkhiung community celebrated Metümnyo across Mokokchung, Kohima, and Pungro, marking the millet harvest with calls for unity and reconciliation.

Kiyeto Swu • 8 Aug 2026

Nagaland Educators Digitally Preserve Indigenous Traditions

Nagaland educators are digitizing indigenous history through the NEIIPA and RIKC archives to stop the loss of fading oral traditions and cultural identity.

Naro Jamir • 8 Aug 2026

Tripura Celebrates First State-Level Chakma Language and Script Day

Tripura held its first State-Level Chakma Language and Script Day with a rally in Agartala to promote indigenous identity and linguistic growth.

Ayan Debbarma • 7 Aug 2026

Arunachal Pradesh Boosts Handloom Sector Over Decade

Chief Minister Pema Khandu reports 77,000 weavers empowered in Arunachal Pradesh through a decade of digital initiatives and craft center development.

Tani M • 7 Aug 2026