DIMAPUR — Ahuna, a post harvest festival of the Sumi Naga, was celebrated with a spirit of oneness, exuberant exhibition of rich cultural heritage and fusion of modern entities at DSCZ ground in Zunheboto town on Thursday. The celebration, organised by the Sumi Hoho, was attended by the advisor of Food and Civil Supplies and Legal Metrology, K Tokugha Sukhalu as ‘Ahuna Papu.’ Speaking on the occasion, Sukhalu emphasised the importance of valuing one’s traditions, customs and cultural practices handed down by the forefathers. He reminded that Zunheboto, located at the centre of Nagaland, is one of the oldest districts in the state, blessed with a rich history that should be honoured and maintained with respect and dignity by the present generation and carried on to the future generations as well, stated a DIPR report. Sukhalu stressed on the evolving nature of traditions and cultural practices, acknowledging that while some customs may change with time, the core values such as honesty, hard work, generosity, courage and community must remain primary to the Sumi identity. He also pointed out that traditions do not necessarily conflict with economic progress. Also read: Ahuna celebrates Sümi heritage, unity and resilience He urged the community...