Archive · 21 Sep 2026
Nagaland Minister Kaito Urges Naga Unity Beyond Tribal Differences
Nagaland minister G Kaito Aye asked Naga people to stand together.
He said tribal differences should not prevent people from helping one another.
He spoke at a cultural event in Kohima.
The event celebrated the different traditions of Naga communities.
Aye told young people that education should be their first important tool.
He also asked them to help fight alcoholism and drug abuse.
He warned that technology should not become an addiction.
Students from 17 Naga tribes attended the event to share culture and build friendships.
Nagaland minister G Kaito Aye urged Nagas to rise above tribal differences and work together.
He made the appeal at an Angami Students’ Union cultural fiesta in Kohima on September 21.
Aye said culture and harmony were central to strengthening Naga identity and society.
He urged students to prioritize education, address addiction, and engage constructively with the government.
The event brought together student bodies representing 17 Naga tribes for cultural exchange.
- Who
- Nagaland Roads and Bridges Minister G Kaito Aye, the Angami Students’ Union, and student bodies representing 17 Naga tribes.
- What
- Aye called for Naga unity, harmony, youth education, and cooperation beyond tribal differences at a cultural fiesta.
- When
- September 21; the report identifies the day as Monday but does not specify a year.
- Where
- Kohima, Nagaland.
- Why
- To strengthen Naga identity and society, improve living conditions, encourage cultural understanding, and address social problems.
- Speaker
- G Kaito Aye, Nagaland’s Roads and Bridges Minister
- Event
- Cultural fiesta organized by the Angami Students’ Union
- Theme
- “Together in Culture – Together in Harmony”
- Location
- Kohima, Nagaland
- Participating groups
- Student bodies representing 17 Naga tribes
- Youth priorities
- Academic excellence, social responsibility, and constructive engagement with government
- Social concerns
- Alcoholism, drug abuse, and technology addiction