Ahead of the famed Hornbill Festival of Nagaland held annually in December that draws in scores of people from across India and the world, the national capital witnessed a vibrant preview of the state’s culture, heritage, and how it is creatively manifesting in contemporary expressions at the two-day Autumn Festival held at Nagaland House.

Speaking exclusively to ANI, Nagaland’s Minister for Tourism and Higher Education, Temjen Imna Along, said that the Autumn Festival serves as a prelude to the Hornbill Festival, celebrated annually from December 1 to 10.

“The Autumn Festival is a prelude to the Hornbill Festival, which is held from December 1-10 every year. It is called the ‘Festival of Festivals’,” he said.

Expressing how sustainability is an integral part of the celebrations, Minist

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