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New Delhi, Dec 4: The Indigenous Faith and Culture Society of Arunachal Pradesh (IFCSAP), Delhi Unit, marked Indigenous Faith Day 2025, at Arunachal House, Chanakyapuri, with a vibrant celebration that brought together students, community members, and officials in the national capital.
Chief Guest Indira Mallo, Addl. Secretary National Authority Chemical Weapons Convention under MHA, emphasized the urgent need to safeguard indigenous belief systems amid rapid social change, noting their deep-rooted connection with nature.
Guest of Honour Mitali Namchoom, Director Women and Child Development, Govt. of NCT. of Delhi lauded the organizers and young participants for sustaining traditional practices in contemporary times and highlighted the requirement for stronger policy-led cultural support.
A keynote address by Er. Taba Takam, General Secretary of the Nyishi Indigenous Faith and Cultural Society (Nyishi Nyidung Mwngjing Ralung), highlighted the evolution of indigenous spirituality in Arunachal Pradesh and encouraged youth to take pride in their ancestral heritage.
The event drew enthusiastic participation not only from the Arunachalee community but also from people representing other Northeastern states, including Nagaland, Assam, Mizoram, Manipur, Sikkim, Meghalaya, and Tripura, along with residents from across Delhi NCR, showcasing a wider spirit of solidarity and cultural respect.
Traditional rituals, folk performances, and a display of indigenous attire highlighted Arunachal Pradesh’s rich cultural tapestry. The gathering reaffirmed its collective commitment to safeguarding ancestral heritage and promoting indigenous identity at a national platform.
The celebration stood as a powerful symbol of unity, cultural pride, and the enduring legacy of India’s indigenous communities