A State-level seminar on ‘Women in Contemporary Naga Society’ was organised by the Nagaland State Commission for Women (NSCW) at the SIRD conference hall in Kohima on Friday.
The objective of the seminar was to reflect on the role of women towards inclusive development in society.
The programme was graced by special guest, MLA Achumbemo Kikon.
Speaking on the theme’ Women in Contemporary Naga Society’, Kikon said that in the modern context, Naga women have gone through a significant transformation over the years and are no longer participants in decision making but are leading to overall development in the Naga society.
“Women in contemporary Naga society are emerging as educators, entrepreneurs and professionals towards empowerment,” he said.
Kikon also encouraged the womenfolk to continue shaping the society as they are the source of strength in the modern era to empower and transform society.
Secretary, Social Welfare, Limawabang Jamir, in his address, highlighted that women in the contemporary Naga society stand at the crossroads of traditions and change. “They are no longer silent contributors but active participants and leaders,” Jamir said.
He said empowering women is not just about equality but also about strengthening the society as a whole.
He also urged everyone to support and celebrate the contribution of Naga women as they continue to shape a more inclusive and progressive future.
Students, tribals organisations and officials attended the seminar.
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