The Cultural Programme was organised by North East Culture Centre (NZCC), Dimapur under the Ministry of Culture, Government of India in collaboration with Art & Culture Department, Government of Nagaland on November 15 at Phokhungri village under Meluri district, which border Myanmar. The program was graced by Phokhungri Area Cultural Organisation, President, Thimbu Feedhu as the guest of honour
The Vibrant Cultural programme at International Border area under Azadi Ka Amrit Mahatsav initiative was part of Janjatiya Gaurav Diwas (Tribal Pride Day) in India to honour the contributions of tribal communities. The day was celebrated on the birth anniversary of tribal leader and freedom fighter Bhagwan Birsa Munda.
The celebrations featured cultural and educational programs across the country to recognise the history and heritage of tribal people. Five cultural troupes including Phokhungri, Avakhung, Lutsam, Phokhungri Town, and Phokhungri Men performed at the event. Thimbu Feedhu, president of the Phokhungri Area Cultural Organisation, attended as the guest of honour.”
The Cultural Program was chaired by Art & Culture department, Cultural Officer, Nyuvise Nyusou, welcome address by VCC Phokhungri village Hangsanthu, Art & Culture Department, Nagaland Deputy Director Cum Nodal Officer, Teisovikuolie Therie, delivered keynote address and vote of thanks was proposed by Phokhungri Area Public Organisation, President, P. Paratsu Thevury.
