On occasion of Nagaland Statehood Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, and BJP President JP Nadda conveyed their heartfelt wishes to people of Nagaland. Celebrated annually on December 1, day marks state’s official recognition as part of India in 1963.
Prime Minister Modi lauded Nagaland’s rich cultural heritage and expressed his prayers for state’s continued progress. Union Home Minister Amit Shah highlighted Nagaland’s diverse heritage and praised its role in India’s cultural tapestry. BJP President JP Nadda referred to Nagaland as “Land of Festivals,” emphasizing its traditions and breathtaking landscape.
Nagaland’s journey to statehood began in 1957 with an agreement between Naga leaders and central government. State of Nagaland Act, 1962 officially recognized it as a state, with Kohima as capital.
Details of Leaders’ Messages
| Leader | Message Highlights |
| PM Narendra Modi | Praised Nagaland’s spirit of duty and compassion; prayed for state’s progress. |
| Amit Shah | Highlighted glorious culture and heritage; wished prosperity under CM Neiphiu Rio. |
| JP Nadda | Celebrated Nagaland as “Land of Festivals”; admired its traditions and landscape. |
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