While trekking through the forests of Changki village in Nagaland, I stumbled upon Longping—a soft, edible rock that villagers extract from the mountain. At first, it seemed like a prank. Rocks? Edible? But Longping has long been a traditional delicacy, once popular among pregnant women and now nearly forgotten by the younger generation. Its chalky texture and mineral content hint at a lost practice of geophagy.

The appointment of 147 Assistant Professors in Nagaland reeks of favoritism, betraying merit and transparency. CTAN and NNQF protest a committee seen as a stalling tactic, demanding the order's repeal and open recruitment via NPSC. Minister Along’s “empathetic” justification falls flat. Youth deserve a fair shot, not backdoor deals. Silence endorses this wrong—traditional leaders must speak. Justice and integrity hang in the balance.

A proud Lotha-Naga youth tells the story of his peoples and speaks to the importance of good values among humans.

Understanding the Naga Repatriation Project by Recover, Restore and Decolonise (RRaD) through the graphic novel - A Path Home

Nagaland will hold its local elections in 2023

Swords and spears were buried inside the pit and a stone pillar was erected symbolizing the end of the head hunting era.

Following is an attempt to sketch what Nagaland, stands to benefit, if improved connectivity is materialised.

The Gaan Ngai festival draws attention to the indigenous way of life where dormitory system was a part of Naga culture

The recent extension of AFSPA in Manipur and Nagaland is a walking contradiction as the governments had earlier been discussing its removal

The Nagas did not simply accept Western forms of government of men but started a counter movement of reviving their traditional religion

Boniface Kamei explains how AFSPA is reminiscent of an ancient Roman Law where condemned people could be killed with no consequences

Three women of North-East India are giving a new meaning to the adage, ‘Why should boys have all the fun?’