“Greetings to the people of Nagaland on the statehood day. Endowed with a rich heritage of flora and fauna, Nagaland is also a land of bravery. Nagaland’s strides in various development parameters are praiseworthy. My best wishes to the people of this beautiful state for a peaceful, prosperous and progressive future,” President Murmu wrote.

Nagaland, known as the “Land of Festivals,” celebrates its Statehood Day every year to commemorate its establishment as the 16th state of India on December 1, 1963. The state is renowned for its vibrant tribal culture, breathtaking landscapes, and commitment to preserving its natural and cultural heritage.

The President’s message reflects the central government’s recognition of Nagaland’s contributions to the nation and its aspirations for sustained peace and growth. The day was marked with cultural programs and community events across the state, honoring its unique legacy and achievements.

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