Khonoma village hosts inaugural garlic festival organized by women

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Khonoma village in Nagaland held its first garlic festival, called Chümerie, on Friday. The event was organized by the Khonoma Women Union and supported by various government departments, showcasing women's leadership in rural development. Rural development minister Metsübo Jamir attended the festival, emphasizing the economic benefits of garlic cultivation. He announced plans for a small processing unit in Khonoma to enhance agricultural production. The festival also highlighted the success of the "one village, one product" initiative, with 30 women farmers expanding their garlic farms. Officials praised their contributions to agriculture and community resilience.


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