NagaBuzzHaisui Meru crowned Mr. Dimapur 2026

Haisui Meru crowned Mr. Dimapur 2026

Town Hall, Dimapur, on August 3. The event celebrated confidence, leadership, personality and talent among young contestants from across Nagaland.
Heniomtan Phom was declared the first runner-up, while Mohit Sarki secured the second runner-up title.
Subtitle awards were presented to Hito K. Aye (Mr. Perfect 10), Nito Achumi (Mr. Popularity), Kúmtsümong Lims (Mr. Multimedia), Imtijong Jamir (Mr. Talent) and Jubika Assumi (Mr. Fashion Icon).
The event was graced by CEO and Director of Enosis Holistic Healthcare, Guwahati, Bitu Das as the special guest, while first runner-up of Miss Chümoukedima 2024 Ilo Zhimomi, hosted the programme.
The judging panel comprised Bikee Dutta (Mr. Dimapur 2023), Thushi Yim (Mr. Dimapur 2023 first runner-up), Alemla Tovi, Councillor of East Dimapur Town Council, Dr. Nungtilong Longkumer, and M. Lemwang, Assistant Professor at Salt Christian College of Teacher Education.
Contestants were groomed and choreographed by Mr. Dimapur 2024 and fourth runner-up at Mr. India Universe Joel Anthony, assisted by Senti. Contestant management was handled by Bashing Nyam and Jojo Jingz.
The evening also featured performances by African Amakshiu, Chümoukedima Dance & Fit Studio, Liban Ovung, Mhabeni Shitri, Aseno Metha and Khumti Mongzar.
The organisers acknowledged the support of title sponsors Kinwan Tea, Dentique Chümoukedima, and Breton Artisan Pastries & Bakery, Chümoukedima. Appreciation was also extended to gift hamper sponsors Iza’s Kitchen, Kinwan Tea and Taste & Spicy, along with Hotel Maspel (Hospitality Partner), Tashi Tibet Restaurant (Food Partner), Gracy Motors (Event Partner), Dikhum Photography (Official Photographer), Blue Table Production (Official Videographer) and Kachen Makeover (Official Makeup Artist).
Organised by Meraki Entertainment Nagaland, Mr. Dimapur continues to provide a platform for young men to showcase leadership, confidence, talent and character while promoting the culture and potential of Nagaland. The organisers also expressed gratitude to the sponsors, partners, judges, media, volunteers and audience for making the event a success.

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