ITANAGAR, Jan 31:

Governor BD Mishra and Chief Minister Pema Khandu have conveyed warm greetings to Idu Mishmi tribe and the people of the State on the auspicious occasion of Reh Festival.

In his message, the Governor said that Reh is one of the most important festivals of Idu Mishmi Tribe.  It reflects the vibrant cultural traditions of the community and its celebration strengthens, preserves, protects and re-enforces Idu Mishmi cultural identity. Let us celebrate this festival with fervour to get the blessings of Mother ‘Nanyi Inyitaya’.

Modern connectivity and satellite communications are making the vast expanse of our nation more and more integrated and assimilated which is ideal for the development of our national fraternity. Collateral to it runs our cultural diversity, which plays a very important role in making our globalizing world colourful, interesting and variety full. Let us, therefore, with pride and zeal, recall our roots and keep our customs, dialects and festive practices going, the Governor further exhorted.

The Governor felicitated the elders of the Idu Mishmi people for keeping their socio-cultural traditions strong and vibrant and expressed his confidence that the contemporary and coming generations of the society will continue to keep their ethos flourishing.

May this festival usher in good health, happiness and prosperity to all of us in the State, the Governor wished.

 

 

Chief Minister Pema Khandu has extended warm greetings to the people of Arunachal Pradesh particularly the Idu Mishmi community on the joyous occasion of Reh festival.

           

In his festival message, CM said that the Idu Mishmis are known for their creativity and popular for being the custodians of rich mother nature. He appreciated the Idus for conserving the nature and contributing immensely towards fighting global warming.

 

“Ours is a distinct state with several tribes and communities residing side by side for ages and maintaining their own unique indigenous culture and traditions. Despite our varied diversity, we as Arunachalees are united and take pride in our indigenous cultural heritage. This cultural mosaic has to be maintained, preserved and propagated at all costs while keeping intact our unity in diversity. I believe Reh would prove a major catalyst towards achieving this goal” the message added further.

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Kenter Joya Riba

(Managing Editor)
      She is a graduate in Science with post graduation in Sociology from University of Pune. She has been in the media industry for nearly a decade. Before turning to print business, she has been associated with radio and television.
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