A celebration of talent and culture: Tai Idol Season 5 Grand Finale
The grand finale of Tai Idol Season 5, held at the Multipurpose Cultural Hall in Namsai, was a vibrant celebration of talent and cultural heritage. The event showcased the exceptional skills and passion of participants, further cementing Tai Idol’s reputation as a platform that inspires the younger generation and honours the cultural traditions of the Tai Khamti community.
Deputy Chief Minister Chowna Mein graced the occasion as the chief guest and commended the Tai Khamti Heritage and Literature Society for their dedication to promoting and preserving the community’s cultural legacy.
Reflecting on the community’s journey, Mein remarked, “From the spark ignited by the Brahmaputra Darshan in 2003 to showcase Tai Khamti folk music and dance, we’ve come a long way. It’s heartening to see our youth’s talent celebrated on national and even Southeast Asian stages.”
He also lauded Chow Saratham Namchoom, a distinguished artist from the Tai Khamti region, for his contributions to the arts.
Mein congratulated the winners – Chow Chujanta Manchey, First Runner-up Nang Wakham Chakhap and Second Runner-up: Chow Khamseng Thoumoung.
Mein described their achievements as a source of inspiration for aspiring artists, showcasing the boundless potential of Tai Khamti youth.
Mein urged parents and society to support initiatives that nurture children’s creative aspirations.
He highlighted the government’s commitment, under the leadership of Chief Minister Pema Khandu, to empowering the youth through cultural and educational initiatives.
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