This morning I had tea with some people in a village, a lecture. We were driving by and they invited us to have tea with us. One of the little girls who was having tea with us asked me what is the idea behind your yacht. So I told her I had heard that there was a very special person in that house. And the purpose of my yatra was to come and listen to her. To understand what the people of Nagaland are feeling, what they are thinking, and to also understand their way of life, their way of living. So have you travelled outside Nagaland? You planned to go? No. So what is the teaching in your business course? Father is a civil worker. Father is a civil worker. What is your name? Im Sinna. And your name? Monila. Monila. What does she do to hold it? I hold it. Nothing. Nothing. Nothing at all. So what do Nagaland's writings look like? What happens in the Nagaland? You were in the upper here. You were in the upper here. And she is originally from Nagaland. She is from Assam. She is from Assam. She was brought from here. She is from Assam. She is originally from Assam. She is originally from Assam. And her family is living here? Yes. What is your name? I am from the village of Kavish. We have two sons. Generally in Nagaland people treat each other as equal. Yes. Is that correct? She doesn't face any discrimination right now. I believe that every culture, every state should be allowed to do it. They should be allowed to do whatever they want. For example, the organization that is now running India would not like the fact that she has had a lot of money. This is her decision. Nobody else. So, it is not anybody else's business to tell her what she should do with her languages. So, that is one thing. I, the mamalaji, chindinivava, give fire to the yava. And especially came to meet these two young people. She said that before you come next, they will study there. Oh, for you? So, she is not going to school yet? Yes, yet this time. What does she want to do when she is big? Doctor. Why Doctor? Tell her to make a chocolate factory. Nice to meet you. Thank you, son.