What Is The Traditional Rice Beer That Naga Min Temjen Imna Along Tweeted About? Know More

by Vaishalee Kalvankar
What Is The Traditional Rice Beer That Naga Min Temjen Imna Along Tweeted About? Know More

Nagaland Minister Temjen Imna Along is known for his witty social media presence, where he always uses humour in the best way possible. He is known to share snippets from his life, giving them hilarious captions, and also promotes Nagaland on social media. In his recent tweet, the minister is seen sharing a glimpse of Nagaland’s traditional rice beer, but what is this drink? 

Temjen Imna Along Tweets About Naga’s Rice Beer

Nagaland Minister Temjen Imna Along recently posted a picture of himself on his official Twitter account. The picture features him in a very light mood, holding a horn glass. His caption explained that the horn glass had Nagaland’s traditional and famous rice beer in it. 

Known for his humorous lines, Temjen captioned this picture, Aaj kuch toofani karte hai’. He also mentioned a small warning that drinking is injurious to health. The line mentioned that drinking rice beer is a tradition in Nagaland. 

Nagaland’s traditional rice beer is known as Zutho, Khe, or Thutshe and is a fermented drink made using sticky rice. Every tribe in Nagaland has given a different name to the traditional rice beer. It is served to both young people and adults and is their celebratory drink across the state. 

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Netizens Shared The Names Of The Drink In Their Region

The picture posted by Nagaland Minister Temjen Imna Along has by far received 197.9K views and over 8K likes. People praised Temjen for his humbleness and his posts that do not fail to make viewers smile. 

As we all know, India is a diverse nation with so many tribes, regions, traditions, cultures, languages, and more. The same rice beer, which is known as Zutho, Khe, or Thutshe in Nagaland, has some different names in other states and regions. 

Many netizens began sharing the names by which this traditional rice beer is known in their region. It was interesting to know the different names of the rice beer in the comments based on the region. 

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Have you ever tried it?

Cover Image Courtesy: @temjenimnalaong/Twitter 

First Published: April 25, 2023 4:48 PM