Mokokchung Times
Kohima College observed its 58th Cultural Day under the theme “Roots Before Wings” on Friday, bringing together students from diverse Naga communities to celebrate their cultural heritage through traditional songs,…
For generations, the Naga people lived in close harmony with nature, drawing sustenance from the land while caring for the environment that sustained them. Although the modern concept of conservation…
Sports events in Nagaland have increasingly become occasions for political spectacle, with elaborate ceremonies, lengthy speeches and prominent roles for VIPs often taking precedence over the athletes themselves. The question…
Stories of people losing their way in the jungle and repeatedly circling the same area are common in the oral traditions of many Naga villages. In the past, when the…
The spirit of the traditional Naga Feast of Merit need not be confined to the customs of the past. As society changes, so too can the ways in which its…
Sports are often measured by medals, rankings and representation at the national or international level. But that is only one measure of sporting success. A healthy sports culture is also…
Naga folk dances are more than colourful performances. They are expressions of a community’s history, identity and collective memory. Traditionally, dance, music, dress and ceremony were closely connected to village…
The All Madhya Pradesh Naga Welfare Society (AMPNWS) on June 25 successfully hosted its first-ever Cultural Day Celebration at Labh Mandapam in Indore, bringing together more than 500 guests in…
Elders in Mopungchuket village have begun passing on the traditional art of log drum beating to the younger generation, in an effort to preserve one of the most significant cultural…
At a time when conversations about development often revolve around government schemes, infrastructure projects and institutional interventions, the recent gesture by an entrepreneur in Salangtem Ward offers a reminder that…