“The Second World War, which stretched over 7 years reached even Kohima, a remote corner in the world map and fierce battles fought ceaselessly for 64 days at Kohima from 4 April to 6 June, 1944,” began Medoselhou Keretsü, former Village Chairman of Kohim
Our CorrespondentKohima, Nov. 5 (EMN): In a first, an all-Nagaland open folk song and folk fusion competition with participants from across the state, was held at Khuzama village under the theme ‘prism of possibilities’ on Saturday. Advisor to the chief minister, Abu Metha, declared the event as a flagship programme under the Task Force for Music and Arts (TaFMA), Government of Nagaland. The event will be held every year bringing Khuzama into the music map of the state. He expressed hope that the event would serve as a platform for participants from within and outside the state in the years to come. He said the rich cultural heritage of Nagas is God’s gift. “Outsiders recognise us by our rich Naga heritage. The Hornbill Festival brings all the Naga people and the world comes to Nagaland to celebrate with us. “In this regard, every citizen of the Southern (Angami) village is an ambassador of Nagaland as they come to this area. The impression of the Naga