An evening of folk music and cultural resonance ‘Echoing Our Roots’ was held at State Academy Hall in Kohima on November 12.
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KOHIMA — The Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR), Zone, Northeast, in collaboration with Department of Art & Culture, Government of Nagaland, organised an evening of folk music and cultural resonance ‘Echoing Our Roots’ at State Academy Hall in Kohima on November 12.
An update issued on Thursday informed that the event celebrated the richness of Naga heritage through folk performances by Pfhesi Kro-u, a group committed to preserving the authentic songs and rhythms of ancestors.
Gracing the event as the chief guest, Bodeno S. Colo, Secretary, Department of Art & Culture, appreciated the performers and reiterated the department’s commitment to nurturing and promoting traditional art forms.
N. Munish Singh, Zonal Director, ICCR NE region, during his speech is said to have highlighted about the opportunities available for Naga artistes through ICCR.
He elaborated on the empanelment process for artistes and groups working in folk music, dance, and culture, encouraging them to actively participate in national and international cultural exchanges.
Through their songs, they rekindled a sense of pride and connection with the roots of tradition.
‘Echoing Our Roots’ stood as a testament to the collective effort of artistes and cultural institutions in preserving Nagaland’s heritage and providing a platform for its expression on larger stages.