By Rahul Karmakar
No one messes with Mireuding, the guard- ian spirit of Nagaland’s Benreu village. Janile, his flesh-and-blood sister, found it out the hard way. “Mireuding would fling her from wall to wall if she failed to obey his command,” says Janile’s granddaughter Azeu Thou, 30. Read the rest of this entry »
By Romy Anthony
Pink Cathedral
Life is an everyday learning process. We use to do lots of activities and discoveries that nurtured us to become better individuals. As from childhood, I use spend my life independently at the age of 12. Being a man exposed to a city life, I been used to live a comfort life using the innovative technology to enhance and make things easy. Having this kind of life, I assume that I almost know and experience everything. But I was deadly wrong, there so much things to learn and discover in this world, and that’s where my journey begins.
December 1, 2008 boarding on a flight Air India, Dubai to Delhi. I had this mix feeling in my heart. I felt scared that this might be something wrong happened to me due to recent terrorist attack in Mumbai last November 26 and some insurgency issues in Assam-closer to my destination…at that same time a feeling of excitement to see my best friend Hileo. Read the rest of this entry »
Zhalie Nienu lends Mi Preciosa’s tune to a set of beautiful pictures of Nagaland
A Caux Lecture on the United Nations International Day of the World’s Indigenous People in Caux by Dr Visier Sanyü.
Dr. Visier Sanyü gave a Caux Lecture on the United Nations International Day of the World’s Indigenous People in Caux (Switzerland)
By Aiyushman Dutta
I take great pride in being a northeasterner and though I like to proclaim that all the states are equally beautiful in its unity and diversity, two states have always held a cherished position in my heart. One is Assam, my home state and the other being, Nagaland - a state which has continued to fascinate me throughout my growing up days and which continues to do so even now. Read the rest of this entry »
