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Home Minister Unveils Logo for IFCSAP’s 8th Indigenous Youth Festival in Seppa
✍️ Eastern Sentinel
🗓 22 Sep 2026, 06:08 AM
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The Indian Home Minister unveiled the official logo for the upcoming 8th Indigenous Youth Festival, to be organized by IFCSAP in Seppa, Arunachal Pradesh.
Seppa, the administrative hub of Arunachal Pradesh, will host the 8th Indigenous Youth Festival organized by the Indigenous Forum for Cultural and Social Advancement Programme (IFCSAP). The event, aimed at celebrating the traditions and aspirations of tribal youth across the region, is scheduled to begin later this year.
During a ceremony attended by local officials and community leaders, the Home Minister presented the festival’s new logo, highlighting the government’s support for indigenous cultural initiatives. The emblem incorporates motifs symbolic of the state’s diverse tribal heritage and the spirit of youth empowerment.
Organisers said the festival will feature cultural performances, workshops, and dialogue sessions designed to foster leadership among young tribal members. IFCSAP expects participation from several districts, with the goal of strengthening inter‑tribal ties and promoting sustainable development in the Northeast.
The Home Minister’s involvement underscores the central government’s commitment to preserving indigenous identities while encouraging modern educational and economic opportunities for the region’s youth.
During a ceremony attended by local officials and community leaders, the Home Minister presented the festival’s new logo, highlighting the government’s support for indigenous cultural initiatives. The emblem incorporates motifs symbolic of the state’s diverse tribal heritage and the spirit of youth empowerment.
Organisers said the festival will feature cultural performances, workshops, and dialogue sessions designed to foster leadership among young tribal members. IFCSAP expects participation from several districts, with the goal of strengthening inter‑tribal ties and promoting sustainable development in the Northeast.
The Home Minister’s involvement underscores the central government’s commitment to preserving indigenous identities while encouraging modern educational and economic opportunities for the region’s youth.