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NGADA FESTIVAL

The Rengma Naga tribe celebrated the Ngada Festival-cum-Mini Hornbill Festival with a two-day program at the Tseminyu RSA Ground. Features of Ngada Festival Celebrated by the Rengma Naga tribe towards the end of November. Includes an eight-day celebration involving rituals,

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HORNBILL FESTIVAL

The Nagaland Government and the Japanese Embassy in India announced that Japan will be the country partner for the upcoming 10-day Hornbill Festival 2024, scheduled to begin on December 1 at Kisama near Kohima. Alongside Japan, the United Kingdom (Wales)

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GLOBAL SOIL CONFERENCE (GSC) 2024

The Global Soil Conference (GSC) 2024 was held in New Delhi, focusing on soil health as a cornerstone for food security, climate change mitigation, and ecosystem services. Global Soil Conference 2024 Organized by the Indian Society of Soil Science (ISSS)

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JAN JATIYA GAURAV DIWAS

The Union Cabinet has declared November 15 as Janjatiya Gaurav Divas to honor tribal freedom fighters. Purpose: Recognizes the contributions of tribal communities in preserving cultural heritage and promoting values like pride, valor, and hospitality. Aims to celebrate tribal resistance

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WANGALA FESTIVAL

The Rugala ceremony marks the second day of the Hundred Drums Wangala Festival. Conducted by the Nokma (village chief), the ritual involves offerings of rice beer, cooked rice, and vegetables to Misi Saljong, the Great Giver, as a thanksgiving gesture.

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CHHATH PUJA

Chhath Puja Hindu festival dedicated to the Sun god and his wife, Expression of gratitude for blessings and prosperity. Chhathi Maiya (Usha) is the goddess honored during this festival. Meaning of the Word ‘Chhath’ “Chhath” translates to “sixth” in the

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GROUNDWATER DEPLETION IN INDIA

A study titled “Detection and Socio-Economic Attribution of Groundwater Depletion in India” highlights the significant impact of urbanization and industrialization on groundwater depletion in five Indian states. Key Findings Affected States Punjab and Haryana: Most affected, with 64.6 billion cubic

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