In his address Vikho-o Yhosh\u00fc termed the occasion as rare and precious and a befitting way of conveying message to the fellow citizens in the country that national leaders are also honoured in Nagaland.
Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose came up all the way to Ts\u00fcsw\u00fczu village and left behind imprints for posterity, he said.
\u201cThis is a memorable occasion and we Nagas are privileged to have met him and also host the great leader at Ts\u00fcsw\u00fczu village\u201d he stated and opined the historical development would bring tremendous benefit for generations to come. He also wished the organizers and associates success and the best in the days to come.
In his introductory speech, Netaji committee chairman, N\u00fczota Sw\u00fcro said the purpose of producing the brochure and documentary film was to tell the world that the great Indian National Army (INA) along with supreme commander Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose came to Ts\u00fcsw\u00fczu village.
He said the humble project was to narrate history by those who saw, attended and listened to Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose in Ts\u00fcsw\u00fczu village, adding the story narrated by those who saw him and spoke to Netaji are still alive. \u201cWe the people of Ts\u00fcsw\u00fczu village still cherish him\u201d he remarked.
Parliamentary secretary for social welfare, child and women development C. Sazo was also present at the program.
Earlier, the opening prayer was led by Pastor Sen\u00fcto Ringa, CRC Ts\u00fcsw\u00fczu, indigenous tune, western music, fashion and choreography also marked the program.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"