Chowna Mein said, Govt is ready to house prayer hall in all districts

Namsai: Arunachal Pradesh Vice president Pastor Chowna Mein on Thursday said that individuals of Arunachal need not exclusively to support the developing speed of advancement yet additionally to similarly safeguard and safeguard their native culture and convictions.

Chowna Mein expressed this while tending to the initial function of the seventh State-level Native Youth Celebration at the Poi Pee Mau Ground here.
Coordinated by the Native Confidence and Social Society of Arunachal Pradesh (IFCSAP), the fair will finish up on January 22.

Principal praised the IFCSAP individuals for their endeavors to safeguard, save and advance the way of life, customs and convictions of the different native clans of the state.

Perceiving that the native youth celebration is one of a handful of the occasions celebrated by every one of the clans in the district, no matter what their strict connection, Mein advances harmony and congruity among native people groups. Valued IFCSAP for giving a stage to the young for social incorporation.
“These occasions assume a significant part in featuring the state’s conventional expressions and specialties, neighborhood cooking, melodies and moves, and go far in giving business to the local area individuals,” he said.

The Vice president Pastor additionally praised the endeavors of IFCSAP in uniting the assorted young people of the state at one spot, where they can find out about the old culture and customs of Arunachal.
He said that such occasions assist the more youthful age with drawing nearer to their foundations and all in all value their rich social legacy.
Mann likewise featured the quick spread of globalization, which he contended has enormously helped human progress all in all yet has additionally added to the slow disintegration of old traditions, values and customs.

He said, “To guarantee that individuals of Arunachal can go on with the arising development in the state without losing their genealogical roots, the public authority is focused on building native altars and gurukuls in each area of the state. ”
Mein said that these organizations will work with the most common way of celebrating native celebrations, granting neighborhood information to the more youthful age and safeguarding the rich and different legacy of the land for people in the future.

He further said that Arunachal Pradesh is a place where there is multi-societies and convictions and engaged individuals to regard each other’s religions while rehearsing their own religion.
Prior, Mein additionally visited the slows down and sanctums at the occasion and offered his requests to the nearby divine beings and goddesses.