North
East Festival - a complete kaleidoscope of North East Region
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First
ever festival showcasing the vibrant
future, present & past of North East India
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The only complete festival to share current
security, cultural, social, economic, tourism-related, food, handicrafts,
fashion and mindset issues of North East India
New Delhi, 6th
November, 2013: During an autumn of
focus on North East India, where New Delhi has witnessed several specific small
windows to the region, North
East Festival 2013, promises to open
the complete North East India to people of the Capital.
In a two day
carnival which is going to be held in New Delhi on 8th& 9th
November, 2013 at the IGNCA it will celebrate and showcase not only the cultural
& traditional past, present and future of the region but also wishes to
create awareness about the region and showcase its prospects and potentials.
The two day
festival which would see the participation of the Dy Chairman of Planning
Commission, Union Ministers, Chief Ministers from the region, Chief Secretaries, intellectuals etc. The event is a combined effort of various
prominent personalities of North East and organised by Trend MMS, the reputed
Trust of the region and is supported by All Eight States of NER, supported by
Ministry of Home Affairs and Ministry of DoNER will be the biggest such
event outside of the North East. It will have dances, musical performance,
photography exhibition, ethnic food stalls, ethnic handicrafts and handloom
stalls, exhibition of all NER States, fashion show, photography exhibition as
well as serious discussion on the issues of security, tourism opportunities,
employment options, and such issues near to the hearts of North East Indians.
North East Festival will be inaugurated by Montek Ahluwalia, Deputy
Chairman, Planning Commission, Paban Singh Ghatowar, Union Minister of DoNER
and Smt. Krishna Tirath, Minister of State, Ministry of Women and Child Development
four Chief Ministers, all the Chief Secretaries of NER States. The first
day of the North East Festival will
witness discussion on “North East India as a central focus of
India’s Look East Policy and Internal Security of North East” where keynote
speakers will be Mr Ranjan Mathai, former
Indian Foreign Secretary, Mr Anil
Goswami, Union Home Secretary of India in the Ministry of Home Affairs, Mr GK Pillai, former Home Secretary of
India & Mr PC Halder, former
Intelligence Bureau (IB) director. In this session these opinion makers would
discuss critical issues faced by the region including internal security, peace
process with insurgents, North East as central focus of India’s Look East
Policy and progress made so far.
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