Who is a Kuki? The Kukis were refugees brought from Burma as porters by the British, and they settled in strategic locations surrounding the Manipur valley in the early 19th
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Who is a Kuki? The Kukis were refugees brought from Burma as porters by the British, and they settled in strategic locations surrounding the Manipur valley in the early 19th
Education stands as a cornerstone for societal progress, and universities often function as its most steadfast pillars. While knowledge can be gained through various channels—life experiences, nature, and tradition—universities remain
WHEN THE historic Framework Agreement (FA) of 3rd August 2015 was signed it was accorded a high profile political status giving the agreement a sovereign character driven by the time-honored
Exordium RIGHT FROM my days in the law school, it was always a matter of great excitement whenever the Supreme Court collegium recommends the name of the new Chief Justice
1. We all talk of unity and solution: NSCN talks of unity and solution, The state politicians talk of unity and solution, The CSO’s talk of unity and solution, The
The Chumpha̱ Phanit, a post harvest agricultural festival among the Tāngkhuls, acknowledges women’s role in the traditional Naga economy. This festival is one of the most significant festivals of the
Ino Ninghor Raikham, Kilonser from Teinem village under Wung Tangkhul Region, GPRN passed away on October 30, 2024 in Guwahati after an illness, according to the news reports. When I
How can the youth carry the weight of the past if we do not understand its roots? This question lingers in my mind every time I think about writing my
In recent months, Nagaland has emerged as a hotspot for international investment, with the Japanese government and the World Bank leading the charge. This surge of interest can be traced
An official Indian government website, amritmahotsav.nic.in, under the “Digital District Repository” section, has posted details about an “Anglo-Kuki War at Longpi, 1917-19,” with incorrect information. This reference has sparked concerns