Chief Minister Attends Langkhun Festival in West Karbi Anglong

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Chief Minister Attends Langkhun Festival in West Karbi Anglong

November 01

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By Dalim Phukan

Ulukunchi/ Assam,Nov 1: Chief Minister Dr Himanta Biswa Sarma today participated in the traditional Langkhun Festival organised at Ulukunchi in West Karbi Anglong district.

Addressing the gathering, the Chief Minister said that the Langkhun Festival reflects the Tiwa community’s deep-rooted awareness of nature and its reverence for life. He observed that the festival represents the history, beliefs, collective lifestyle, folk culture and close relationship with nature of the Tiwa community.

Dr Sarma said that the traditions and cultural practices of indigenous communities are integral to Assam’s rich cultural identity. He assured that the state government would continue to extend all possible support towards the preservation and promotion of indigenous religions, cultures, traditions and languages.