On the fourth day of the 10-day-long Multi-media Exhibition organized by the Central Bureau of Communication (CBC), Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of India, at the 25th Hornbill Festival in Kisama, Kohima, a significant turnout of attendees from across India and local tribal communities marked the occasion with great enthusiasm. The exhibition, hosted by the Field Office Kohima, brought together vibrant displays of government schemes, cultural themes, and interactive events, creating a unique platform for learning and engagement.
A large number of visitors, including members of the Kuki and Zeliang tribes, turned out to witness and participate in the exhibition’s diverse activities. Dressed in their traditional, colorful attire, they brought an extra layer of vibrancy to the event, reflecting the region’s rich cultural diversity. In addition to enjoying the exhibits, many attendees eagerly participated in a quiz competition focused on various government schemes. All of them took part in spontaneous performances, showcasing their talent and earning prizes for their spirited involvement.
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The event received a special visit from K. Satish Nambudiripad, Director General, North East Zone, during his three-day official visit to Kohima. On the first day of his visit, Nambudiripad toured the exhibition and expressed his admiration for the thematic displays, which highlighted various developmental initiatives and welfare schemes for the people of the Northeast. He commended the efforts of the CBC in promoting awareness and fostering a sense of participation among local communities.
The exhibition has proven to be an enriching experience for both locals and visitors, providing a unique blend of education, culture, and community engagement. With its vibrant atmosphere and informative exhibits, it continues to draw attention and serve as an excellent medium for disseminating important information about government programs and initiatives.
The multi-media exhibition remains open for the duration of the Hornbill Festival, offering attendees an opportunity to explore and engage with the themes of governance, development, and cultural heritage.
