The Impressive TimesArunachal Pradesh, Feb 26 2025: Hon’ble Vice-President of India, Shri Jagdeep Dhankhar, graced the first-ever Joint Mega Nyokum Yullo Celebration as the Chief Guest in Boasimla, Kamle District, Arunachal Pradesh, on Monday. The grand cultural event marked a historic moment in the state’s rich traditions, bringing together people from various communities in a spirit of unity and festivity.
Nyokum Yullo is a significant agrarian festival of the Nyishi tribe, celebrated with great devotion and enthusiasm across Arunachal Pradesh. This year’s joint celebration aimed at fostering a sense of togetherness and preserving the cultural heritage of the indigenous communities. The Vice-President’s presence at the occasion underscored the central government’s commitment to promoting and recognizing the traditions of the Northeast.
Addressing the gathering, Shri Jagdeep Dhankhar praised the Nyishi community for preserving its vibrant cultural roots and highlighted the importance of indigenous festivals in strengthening India’s rich diversity. He commended the people of Arunachal Pradesh for their warm hospitality and lauded their efforts in maintaining harmony and inclusivity.
“India’s strength lies in its unity in diversity. Celebrations like Nyokum Yullo reflect our deep-rooted traditions and the collective spirit of our people. I am honored to witness this remarkable occasion and appreciate the enthusiasm with which the people of Arunachal Pradesh celebrate their heritage,” said the Vice-President.
The event featured colorful traditional dances, cultural performances, and rituals that showcased the deep spiritual connection of the Nyishi tribe with nature. Community elders led sacred prayers, seeking blessings for prosperity, good harvests, and well-being. The festival also included folk music performances, art exhibitions, and indigenous craft displays, giving visitors a glimpse into the region’s rich cultural legacy.
Local leaders, dignitaries, and thousands of attendees gathered to celebrate the festival with fervor. The Nyishi community expressed their gratitude to the Vice-President for his support and recognition of their traditions.
The Joint Mega Nyokum Yullo Celebration is expected to pave the way for future large-scale cultural collaborations, further strengthening the bonds between Arunachal Pradesh’s diverse ethnic groups. As the festival concluded, the air was filled with joy, prayers, and a renewed commitment to preserving the cultural fabric of the state.
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