Mokokchung Times
Traditional Naga festivals, such as MoatsĂŒ and TsĂŒngremmung, have long been the cornerstone of Ao Naga culture, deeply rooted in agriculture. MoatsĂŒ marks the completion of sowing seeds, while TsĂŒngremmung…
How do we address the dynamic changes in society brought about by media while still upholding traditional and cultural values? That was one of the dozens of questions raised by…
The Naga people have long been known for their strong sense of community, rooted in traditions that prioritize collective well-being over individual convenience. However, modernity and rapid urbanization have gradually…
The Department of Art and Culture, in cooperation with a local gallery, will organize the Artistsâ Corner at the WW II Museum premises in Kisama, coinciding with the Hornbill Festival.…
The Department of Art & Culture has announced a series of exciting events for the Hornbill Festival 2024, scheduled to take place from December 1 to 10. This yearâs theme,…
Rajeshwari Karuna School Tuli (RKS) held its much-anticipated Annual Cultural Day Program on 19th October 2024, a vibrant cultural celebration that brought together students, parents, and two guest schools: Royal…
Respect for elders is one of the pillars of Ao Naga culture, a core tenet of Sobalibaâthe untranslatable guiding philosophy that defines the Ao Naga worldview. However, in a rapidly…
The third and final day of the Tribal Design Forum (TDF) Kohima Bootcamp wrapped up with insightful discussions on tribal art, skills, technology, tourism, and policy design. The session commenced…
The initiative launched by the Department of Women Resource Development, Government of Nagaland, and the âLook Upâ exhibition at the Highland Institute in Kohima highlight the critical importance of preserving…
Amid the Frontier Naga Territory demand by the people of Eastern Nagaland, approximately 25 km away from Mokokchung town, Chuchuyimlang village showcased a spirit of kinship and community bonding among…