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By Khrieletuonuo Yhome   Since November 14, 1878, Kohima has not only been an important administrative centre but also a […]

By Lue Chi   Balancing Tradition and Modernity Alongside economic changes and the decline in spiritual rituals, Zhavame village has

By Lu Chi   Vanishing Forests When we spoke to the khel (ward) Head Gaon Bura (GB), he reflected on how Zhavame’s forests have

By Lu Chi   Introduction Zhavame village lies at the foot of Kapamodzu Peak, the fourth-highest mountain in Nagaland. Located

By Lipokmar Dzüvichü* “There is no doubt … that all the tribes from Kurribarry in the Garrow Hills, on the

By Chandan Jyoti Konwar   When we say ‘coffee,’ what usually comes to mind? Cafés, the rich aroma of freshly

By Tümüzo Katiry   Introduction Festivals in the Naga tradition serve as key markers of the annual agricultural cycle. This

By Sholu Movi and Lu Chi   Thanamir is a small, quaint village in the Kiphire district of Nagaland, India,

By Khrieletuonuo Yhome   Bees are valuable insects from an economic perspective because they pollinate crops and produce other useful

By Esther Swu   The Highland Institute is collaborating with Dr Sahana Ghosh (Department of Sociology and Anthropology at the