‘Weaving Heritage’ seminar at Molvom village highlighted Kuki traditions, cultural values, and sustainable community living in harmony with nature.
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DIMAPUR — The fourth phase of the seminar titled “Weaving heritage: propagating sustainable community life in harmonious co-existence with nature through the cultural and traditional ethos and values of the tribal Kukis in Nagaland” was held at the conference hall of KCC N/S, Molvom village, under Medziphema sub-division, on October 4.
Sponsored by the North Eastern Council (NEC), Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region (DoNER), the seminar was jointly organised by Gracious Society, Ahthibung, in collaboration with the Kuki Students’ Organisation, Nagaland (KSON), and Kuki Inpi Nagaland (KIN), according to a DIPR report.
The programme was inaugurated by L Singsit, president of KIN, who, in his inaugural address, emphasised the need for the younger generation to embrace their cultural roots while adapting to modern changes responsibly. He highlighted that the essence of Kuki tradition lies in the community’s deep respect for nature and collective living.
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Distinguished resource persons who spoke at the seminar included Lensei Lotjem, chairman, Custom and Culture Board, Kuki Inpi Nagaland (KIN); David Hanneng, assistant professor, Burdwan University, West Bengal; and Hoineichin Singson, MSW, social worker and founder of Gracious Society.
The event witnessed participation from community leaders, students, church leaders, and local residents. As part of the event, a sapling was planted to symbolise the commitment to environmental sustainability and the continuity of traditional values.