Arunachal Deputy CM Chowna Mein Calls for "Strong Bond of Brotherhood"

Guwahati, October 27, 2019:

Deputy Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh, Chowna Mein inaugurated the Food & Culture Festival at Don Bosco College in Jollang on Saturday and called for a strong bond of love and brotherhood through cultural exchanges.

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He also called for the preservation and promotion of the state’s rich cultural heritage in the form of book or documentation. Mein highlighted the significance of showcasing traditional folk songs, dances and indigenous cuisines in Arunachal Pradesh’s Ziro Music Festival.

While addressing the inauguration ceremony of the Food & Culture Festival, Mein extended his gratitude to his school teachers who instilled discipline in him. He further added that the state government has facilitated young talent in sports other cultural activities in order to groom them.

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The Deputy CM urged the students of Don Bosco College to pursue their passion in order to be successful in life.

He further stated to support the Don Bosco College in whatever possible way in its pursuit of providing quality education to the people of the State.

On the occasion, Father C C Jose, Rector, Don Bosco College and Father (Dr) Jose George, Principal, Don Bosco College also spoke on the occasion highlighting the main objective of the events.

Multicultural mega dance were presented and stalls of tribal cuisines of various tribes were put up in the festival by the students.

MLA Doimukh, Tana Hali Tara, AIGP Kime Aya and Michael Kamki, Joint Secrertary, Sports & Youth Affairs, among others, were present on the occasion.

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