WOKHA — Mount Tiyi College officially commenced its highly anticipated two-day Autumn Fiesta 2026 on Wednesday, drawing students, faculty, and community leaders together for a vibrant celebration of youth culture and regional heritage.
Running under the guiding theme “Roots, Rhythm & Revelry,” the annual festival is designed to spotlight the significance of cultural preservation while fostering holistic education and extracurricular engagement among the student body.
According to reports by the Nagaland Post, the inauguration drew distinguished guests, including a local Member of Legislative Assembly and government advisor, who underscored the critical value of blending traditional values with modern academic pursuits.
As the two-day event unfolds, participants are expected to engage in a diverse array of artistic and cultural competitions, setting a benchmark for future institutional gatherings across the northeastern region.