A 21-member delegation from Nagaland made a notable impact at the National Integrated Forum of Artists and Activities (NIFAA) Silver Jubilee Awards 2025, held at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi, from September 21 to 24.
Hosted by NIFAA—one of India’s largest non-profit organisations and a Guinness World Record holder—the event recognised outstanding contributions in the fields of social service, youth engagement, and cultural promotion.
During the ceremony, Affe Winkangshu and Rhutsomu Pfithu were conferred with State Awards for their exceptional service and significant contributions to society.
Eight young achievers from various districts of Nagaland were honoured with the Young Champion Community Award for their impactful work as social media influencers, social workers, NSS volunteers, and public figures. The awardees included C. Chatwang Konyak (Mon), Khumo H (Noklak), Kipangwala Longchar (Mokokchung), Enyuh Phom (Longleng), Tinglem Konyak (Chumoukedima), Thritong Sangtam (Kiphire), Nüveta Khüsoh (Kohima), and Mezilung Nchang (Peren).
Adding a cultural highlight to the occasion, a traditional dance performance by a troupe from the Konyak community captivated over 2,000 spectators, showcasing the rich heritage of Northeast India.
The participation of Team Nagaland underscored the state’s vibrant cultural identity and the commendable contributions of its citizens towards social development and community empowerment.
Nagaland achievers honoured at NIFAA Silver Jubilee Awards in New Delhi
DIMAPUR