On November 28, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma declared that Assam will collaborate with Nagaland as a partner state for the upcoming Hornbill Festival.
On platform X, CM Sarma conveyed, “Hon’ble Chief Minister, it is an absolute privilege for Assam to join hands with Nagaland for the upcoming Hornbill Festival.”
“This festival has emerged as one of the greatest platforms to showcase the shared cultural heritage of the North East“, he added.
Hon’ble Chief Minister, it is an absolute privilege for Assam to join hands with Nagaland for the upcoming Hornbill Festival.
This festival has emerged as one of the greatest platforms to showcase the shared cultural heritage of North East. https://t.co/qU1gtdBwiJ
— Himanta Biswa Sarma (@himantabiswa) November 28, 2023
Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio previously disclosed the collaboration of Assam with Nagaland for the upcoming festival, aiming to display the diverse cultural heritage of Northeast India.
The Hornbill Festival, held annually in Nagaland, Northeast India, vividly showcases Naga culture through traditional music, dance, and performances.
The festival, renowned for its captivating performances, involves diverse tribes in Nagaland, each contributing to the vibrancy and entertainment.
The event brings people together with a shared objective, making it an extraordinary celebration. Drawing attendees from around the world, the festival offers a detailed glimpse into Naga culture.
