Arunachal celebrates Moh Mol Festival
First Published: 20th April, 2018 14:34 IST
The Tangsa community of Arunachal Pradesh are celebrating the Moh Mol Festival. The festival is celebrated by the community for good growth in agriculture. The Festival is being organised by
The Tangsa community of Arunachal Pradesh are celebrating the Moh Mol Festival.
The festival is celebrated by the community for good growth in agriculture. The Festival is being organised by the Tangsa Students’ Union.
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