Kohima, February 26 (MExN): Khwüno-Thevo and Viswe-Rachü are set to reaffirm their age-old Khel relationship on February 28 at Thevomia Khel, Khonoma, in a historic gathering that reflects a legacy of unity deeply rooted in Tenyimia tradition.
Since ages, the two khels have observed a brotherhood feast symbolizing solidarity and unity, and is regarded as one of the earliest brotherhood feast in Tenyimia history.
This enduring alliance stands as a powerful testament to mutual respect, shared heritage, and the cultural cohesion that has long defined the community.
The forthcoming celebration aims not only to commemorate this sacred bond but also to renew and strengthen it for future generations.
Organizers emphasize that the event will serve as a reminder of the values of friendship, cooperation, and collective responsibility that have sustained the relationship across centuries.
Members of both clans have been encouraged to come together in unity, reaffirm their commitment to social harmony, and stand collectively for the larger cause of the Nagas.
The gathering also calls upon participants to embrace their roles as responsible citizens, contribute meaningfully to social causes, and work toward a future that safeguards the welfare and identity of generations to come.
This was stated in a release issued by Media & Publicity Cell, Khwüno-Thevo.
