The Elders’ Burden
Connection to one’s land is not given; it is cultivated. It is the quiet recognition that one belongs to a place worth cherishing, a place worth protecting. Ask today’s college…
Mokokchung Times
Connection to one’s land is not given; it is cultivated. It is the quiet recognition that one belongs to a place worth cherishing, a place worth protecting. Ask today’s college…
In Ao Naga society, elders are more than just senior members of the community; they are the bearers of tradition, wisdom, and social stability. Their responsibilities are deeply intertwined with…
Respect for elders is one of the pillars of Ao Naga culture, a core tenet of Sobaliba—the untranslatable guiding philosophy that defines the Ao Naga worldview. However, in a rapidly…