Nagaland Minister for Tourism and Higher Education, Temjen Imna Along is the wittiest politician on the internet today. He is everyone’s favourite and is well-known for his humorous social media messages about his home state.
Mr Imna took to Twitter recently to share a viral video of a young boy struggling in a heavy storm. The heartbreaking short clip, of an unknown location, shows the boy trying to help his mother close her shop. He wrote an inspiring message commenting on the little boy’s maturity.
The little boy initially tries to hold down a tarpaulin while his mother tries to secure the items in her shop. He then runs to pick up a chair that toppled over in the wind. The boy’s determination to help his mother and protect their wares showed a level of understanding much beyond his age.
Nagaland Minister Temjen Imna Tweets Inspiration
Minister, Mr Along was amazed by the sheer will of the little boy to help his mother. At an age when most kids do not need to handle homely responsibilities, this young kid was running to do his share.
The tweet loosely translated to “Age is not the reason to understand responsibilities as circumstances teach it.” The 31-second video won over the hearts of the readers. Presently, it has 17.4k likes and over 134 retweets. Since its posting, the video now has over 3.9 lakh views in total.
Netizens resonated with Imna’s messages and tweeted back their thoughts. While one reader commented on how life is able to teach us practical lessons that schools cannot, another reader wrote the video was painful but touching at the same time. Striking a cord in another reader, they wrote wishing adults to be just as responsible as the little kid.
Imna and Nagaland
Mr Imna Along, President of BJP and the Minister of Tourism and Higher Education is known for his unconventional and witty tone of his tweets. He recently also retweeted about Nagaland. A short clip was shared showing one of Nagaland’s charming and quaint villages.
Using his social media following, Nagaland minister, Imna invited readers to Zapami, a small village located at a distance of 53 km from the state capital. The video, originally shared by Nagaland Tourism, showed influencer Broke Traveller visiting the village and showing around the neighbourhood.
The video comments on how the tiny village surrounded by lush and mesmerizing greenery has managed to preserve their heritage through their own museum. The museum holds items not just of the local craftsmen but also from World War II. The tweet commented on the journey to one’s roots and being in amazement at their own history.
When not posting about his love for Nagaland Minister, Mr Imna can be seen writing about his other loves. Food, and teasing about his marital status and weight are commonplace on his Twitter. His related yet engaging way of penning his thoughts down make him a loved face from Northeast India.
