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Nagaland: Stone pulling ceremony marks 142 years of Anglo-Naga peace treaty

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Thousands of men from Angami, Chakhesang, and Rengma tribes took part in a stone pulling ceremony held at Mezoma to commemorate 142 years of Anglo-Naga peace treaty. Stone pulling ceremony is a practise of the Angami Naga tribe where a huge stone is pulled to a certain location to be erected as monoliths.

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Nagaland: Stone pulling ceremony marks 142 years of Anglo-Naga peace treaty

Thousands of men from the Angami, Chakhesang, and Rengma tribes, on Tuesday, took part in a stone pulling ceremony held at Mezoma to commemorate 142 years of Anglo-Naga peace treaty.

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