NEW DELHI/UKHRUL, Nov 8: More than 1,500 people attended the Mao Nagas in Delhi Annual Get-Together-cum-54th Freshers’ Meet, 2026, organised by the Mao Students’ Union, Delhi, in association with the Mao Welfare Association, Delhi.
Held under the theme “Celebrating Our Culture, Shaping Our Future”, the event brought together students, community members and dignitaries to celebrate Mao Naga identity, culture and heritage.
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Manipur deputy chief minister Dr Losii Dikho attended the gathering as the chief guest, while Moses Chalai, secretary, Ministry of Finance, Government of India, was the guest of honour. Dr Athikho Kaisii attended as the distinguished guest.
The event also saw participation from the Naga Students’ Union, Delhi, and various student organisations from Northeast India and beyond.
Addressing the gathering, Dikho stressed the importance of broadening one’s outlook and adopting a visionary approach towards leadership and development. He also spoke about his political vision, goals and achievements, calling for progressive thinking and a forward-looking society.
Chalai emphasised unity, prosperity and a shared sense of belonging, urging greater solidarity and collective progress within the community. Kaisii encouraged young people to pursue their aspirations with determination, passion and hard work.
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The celebration featured traditional Khusii Lo dance, cultural songs and performances by various artistes, including traditional and contemporary fusion presentations, showcasing the cultural heritage of the Mao Naga people.
The annual gathering also served as a platform to welcome freshers, strengthen community bonds and reaffirm Mao Naga identity and cultural pride among members living away from their homeland. It underscored the community’s commitment to preserving its traditions while shaping a brighter future for the next generation.
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