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[ad_1] Temjen Imna Along often posts about the food and culture of his home state, Nagaland, on social media. Recently, what grabbed our attention was a photo of a well-known chef that was shared by the minister. In the picture, which was shared on Twitter, we see a group of people playing carrom outdoors. In the caption, the minister asked, "Pehchan kaun? Batao Kaun Nagaland aake Carrom Khel Raha Hain! (Guess who? Tell us who has come to Nagaland and is playing carrom!) Check out the photo below.पहचान कौन?Batao Kaun Nagaland aake Carrom Khel Raha Hain! 😜 pic.twitter.com/6uFpOYGyVM— Temjen Imna Along (@AlongImna) May 13, 2023Also Read: Watch: People Roll Belan On Stomach To Reduce Belly Fat, Internet In SplitsThe Tweet has received 311.7K views so far. Many people correctly guessed who t...

[ad_1] Nowadays, items made out of bamboo are being widely sold and used because they are considered eco-friendly. This organic material is being used to fashion everyday household items like trays, boxes, mugs, straws and even pens. Long before big corporations entered the market, bamboo was popularly used by local artisans. Today, entrepreneurs are rediscovering this material as a sustainable alternative to plastic. It is their efforts that a Nagaland Minister has recently praised in a Tweet.Also Read: Does Nagaland Have Veg Food? Minister Busts Popular Myth On TwitterOn February 21, Nagaland's Minister of Higher Education and Tribal Affairs, Temjen Imna Along posted pictures of a range of bamboo bottles on Twitter. In the caption, he wrote, "Bamboo dene ka nahin, bamboo se pani peene ...