Mount Tiyi College, Wokha, organised Autumn Fiesta 2026 on 29th and 30th October 2026 under the theme “Roots, Rhythm & Revelry.” The two-day event was organised by the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), with support from the Alumni Association, to celebrate cultural heritage, creativity, literary talents and student participation.
The first day, 29th October, was observed as Cultural Day. The programme featured a folksong by the MTC Cultural Club, a drama titled “Our Roots, Our Identity,” and a cultural presentation by the Nepali students. This was followed by a special interactive session, “Beyond the Podium: A Conversation with the Special Guest,” with Shri Mhathung Yanthan, Hon’ble MLA and Advisor for Agriculture, Government of Nagaland. The Grand Competition Hour included folk dance and folksong performances by students of the first, third and fifth semesters. The Traditional Couple Show showcased the traditional attire and cultural diversity of the different tribes of Nagaland, while traditional games such as bamboo pole climbing added to the festive spirit.
The second day, 30th October, featured Literary Odyssey, under the theme “Words, Wit & Wisdom.” Debate and Extempore Competitions provided students with a platform to demonstrate their communication skills, confidence and critical thinking. The programme was graced by Shri K. Mhathung Tsanglao, Deputy Commissioner, Wokha, as the Guest of Honour.
The celebrations also featured Session II, “Dressed in Dreams, Soaring in the Sky,” comprising a Cosplay Competition and Kite Flying Competition, with Smti. Nzano Kikon, Vice-Chairperson of Wokha Town Council, as the Special Presence. The final session, “Rhythms & Beats: An Evening of Music, Energy & Celebration,” brought the fiesta to a lively close with musical presentations and special performances by students and invited guests. Dr. K. N. Zubemo Humtsoe, Chief Veterinary Officer, Wokha, graced the occasion as the Special Presence.
Overall, Autumn Fiesta 2026 provided a vibrant platform for students to showcase their talents, celebrate cultural diversity and engage in creative and literary activities. The active participation of students, faculty, alumni and distinguished guests made the two-day celebration a meaningful occasion for strengthening the spirit of unity and community within the college.
