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Ts\u00fcngremmong festival of the Aos,celebrated from August 1-3 was observed for the second day at Diphupar local ground organized by Ao Kaketshir Telongjem Diphupar (AKTD) and Ao Youth Forum Diphupar (AYFD) on Tuesday with Dr. S.CJamir, former Governor Maharastra and Goa and veteran Naga politician as chief guest.
\nIn his speech, Dr Jamir reminded the gathering about the sacrifices made by the Ao community for the Nagas in the past.
\nJamir said Aos were blessed by God through the American missionaries, who planted the seed of Christianity and education. He said the American missionaries chose Impur to educate the Naga people and through which the Aos were the first tribe to spread education and Christianity.
\nJamir also pointed out T.Aliba Imti of Longjang village became the first temporary chairman when the NNC was formed in 1946 at Wokha, to lead the Naga struggle for independence.
\n He said amid the horrors of famine,starvation and miseries suffered during the Naga independence movement, the Naga People\u2019s Convention(NPC)was formed to rescue the people from their plight with Dr Imkongliba Ao as its first president.
\nWhen Nagaland was formed after an agreement signed between the NPC and the government of India,the first chief minister of Nagaland was P.Shilu Ao from Longjang.
\nDr. Jamir said one of the special traits characterized the Ao tribe was \u201cconcern and care \u201d for others and a commitment to peace and development.
\nJamir said during his tenure as the chief minister of the state, he had a concern for the other sixteen tribes, in line with \u201chis roots as an Ao\u201d to show concern to others.
\nHe urged people to give a thought on the state of the Nagas during the past nine years. \u201cWhat is the situation now of the Nagas at present?Whether there is integration or disintegration?\u201d he asked. He also asked whether disunity was a sign of strength or division; and whether \u201ca blind society is good for the state?.\u201d
\nDr. Jamir also lamented that one of the problems faced by the Naga society was bribery, which has become \u201can honor\u201d nowadays with a government that uses money to buy everything.
\nHe said opined that corruption in the government was rampant mainly in the police and the education departments.
\nHe rued that Naga society today was rife with robberies, killings, lies and where the people could not voice out the truth. He urged Aos to speak up on what is right and also try to uplift not only the Ao community but also the Naga society as a whole, with the \u201ctorch that God has given them\u201d.
\nHe also cautioned the younger generation in particular of the Aos, that if they blindly aped the western culture then a time would come when the Ao dialect would be lost.
\nDr. Jamir further called upon the Ao community to prove themselves as leaders.
\nEarlier in the program, various cultural songs and dances were performed by Aoyimti Kaketshir Telongjem, Ao Kaketshir telongjem Pudumpukhuri, Ao Kaketshir Telongjem Diphupar & Ao Youth Forum Dimapur and Ao Senso Telongjem Diphupar. Significance of the Ts\u00fcngremmong festival was delivered by K.Temjen Jamir, editor Tir Yim Yim.
\nDignitaries who also attended the function included I.Imkong MLA, Retd. DGP N.N Walling, Prof. Yungdang, Padumpukhuri, Aoyimti, Dmp. Ao Students\u2019, Diphupar NSU. Diphupar Village Council, Ao Union, Watsu. Diphupar youth organization, Arogo.<\/p>\n
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