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Bringing the Clan Together – Millet
Children took part in the transferring of the millet from ka Rynsan to ka Pdem
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January 11, 2016
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Pius Ranee (NESFAS staff and youth of Nongtraw) cutting firewood
Children took part in the millet dance where they trample the millet by feet to release the seeds.
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