Independence Day celebrated at Nagaland House New Delhi and North East Council Shillong

Kohima

BY | Saturday, 15 August, 2026

Nagaland House, New Delhi and North East Council celebrated 80th Independence Day on Saturday

Deputy Speaker of Nagaland Legislative Assembly, S. Toiho Yeptho graced the celebration at Nagaland House, 29- Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Road New Delhi  as special guest.

Joint Resident Commissioner, NH New Delhi, Sharon Longchari led the celebration which was attended by officers and staff of Nagaland House.

Deputy Speaker, S Toiho Yeptho after hoisting the national flag received the Rashtriya Salute from 3rd NAP Police. Addressing the gathering, he highlighted some of the progress and developments that are taking place in the State.

Earlier during the day, to commemorate the special event, the Deputy Speaker along with the staff of Nagaland House planted tree saplings at Nagaland State Guest House, RK Puram, New Delhi.

Meanwhile, the North Eastern Council (NEC), under the Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region (MDoNER), Government of India, celebrated the 80th Independence Day with great patriotic fervour and enthusiasm at the NEC Secretariat, Nongrim Hills, Shillong.

The Independence Day celebration was led by the Secretary, NEC, and was attended by officers and staff members of the NEC Secretariat.

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The programme commenced with the assembly of officers and staff at the NEC Secretariat. At 8:00 A.M, the National Flag was hoisted, followed by the National Anthem and an address by the Secretary, NEC.

As part of the spirit of the Har Ghar Tiranga campaign, officers and staff actively participated in various Tiranga-related activities, promoting the message of patriotism and national unity. Activities undertaken at NEC included hoisting of the Tiranga at residential premises, uploading selfies with the Tiranga on the Har Ghar Tiranga portal, registration as Tiranga volunteers, participating in rallies and events, illuminating office buildings in the colour of the Tricolour, procuring and distributing flags, displaying the Tiranga Exhibition curated by the Ministry of Culture, and disseminating of information through social media and the NEC website.

The Har Ghar Tiranga initiative at the NEC Secretariat reinforced the message of “Tiranga – Our Pride, Our Identity”, while encouraging greater public participation in celebrating the spirit of India’s Independence and strengthening the bonds of national unity and integration.

The celebrations concluded with light refreshments. The Independence Day programme at the NEC Secretariat reflected the Council’s unwavering commitment to the values of unity, patriotism, public service and the continued development of the North Eastern Region.