The Rengma Cultural and Film Society (RCFSL) met with the Governor of Nagaland, La Ganesan, at the Police Complex, Chümoukedima, to present and discuss their upcoming project, A Documentary on Rengma History, Culture, and Tradition on March 31.
During the meeting, RCFSL President A. Shyerhunlo Lorin formally introduced the society and its members to the Governor. Aga Rengma then provided a comprehensive report on the documentary, underscoring its significance in preserving the rich heritage of the Rengma people through literature and film.
The delegation also briefed the Governor on their past initiatives, including the beautification of Raj Bhavan Kohima with indigenous art and sculptures, aimed at promoting and celebrating Naga heritage.
Acknowledging their efforts, Governor commended the society’s dedication to cultural preservation and assured his support in facilitating their initiatives.
Additionally, RCFSL sought the Governor’s guidance in navigating government agencies and schemes that could aid their projects. The meeting concluded on a positive note with Aga Rengma delivering a vote of thanks, expressing gratitude for the Governor’s time, encouragement, and valuable insights.