Nagaland is known for its rich cultural heritage and colorful traditions and has a diverse and exciting calendar of festivals throughout the year.
Nagaland is known for its rich cultural heritage and colorful traditions and has a diverse and exciting calendar of festivals throughout the year.
Guwahati’s groundbreaking EastTech23 Expo, on October 10-11, showcases India’s defense powers. A testament to self-reliance, it unites innovation and industry leaders.
During the Assam Cabinet meeting on Gandhi Jayanti, decisions were made to empower Assam’s people, including allocating reserved positions, enhancing education, promoting development, and addressing environmental concerns.
Khamti Rice, Tangsa Textile and Yak Churpi from from Arunachal Pradesh have received Geographical Indication (GI) tags in addition to Idu Mishmi Textile and Arunachal Oranges.
Arunachal Pradesh CM Pema Khandu, accompanied by Union Minister for Earth Sciences, Kiren Rijiju, and Bollywood actor Randeep Hooda visited the Indian Army soldiers at Mago Chuna.
National Wildlife Week unites India in conserving its rich biodiversity. Arunachal Pradesh leads with its unique flora and fauna, promoting responsible tourism and awareness.
Reiek Village in Mizoram was celebrated as India’s Best Tourism Village during World Tourism Day in New Delhi. Known for sustainability and culture, it earned a Gold Award for its efforts.
The Brillante Piano Festival in Nagaland’s fourth edition thrilled with diverse talents, celebrated piano music’s history, and inspired a musical future.
Arunachal CM, Pema Khandu announced over his X account that the reputed New Zealand Aviation Academy is setting up a commercial pilot training facility in Arunachal Pradesh
Bash Gram in Katlamara, Tripura, achieved a bronze award on World Tourism Day, recognized for its bamboo transformation and community benefits, including job opportunities and a diverse bamboo showcase.