National Anthem was played for the first time in Nagaland Assembly after 58 years

For first time in 58 years, National Anm was played in Nagaland Assembly session. It was played both before and after Nagaland Goverr RN Ravi dressed 7th Session of 13th Nagaland Legislative Assembly on February 12, 2021. This happened for first time since Nagaland got statehood on December 1, 1963, that National Anm was played in House.

This rare event was shared by  security analyst Nitin A Gokhale on his Twitter. He urged people to watch video and informed m this was played  very first time National Anm 'Jana Gana Mana' was played in Nagaland Assembly since December 1, 1963.

seventh session of 13th Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA), which got underway on February 12, ended before schedule on Friday with its share of a new trition. 

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Statehood Day

Nagaland observed its 58th foundation day today. A muted event with strict Covid-19 protocols marked celebrations in state capital of Kohima. Chief minister Neiphiu Rio greeted people of state and paid rich tributes to leers, whose determination ensured creation of Nagaland state with special Constitutional provisions as 16th state of Union of India on December 1, 1963. He received  general salute from a five-team pare contingent at Civil Secretariat Plaza in Kohima. 

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