When History Loses Its People
History does not always survive in archives. Often, it endures in memory, ritual, and the quiet transmission of trust between communities. The recent Changki–Tai Ahom Cultural Connect was a reminder…
History of Lakhuti Catholic Church: 1951 to 2026 (75th Anniversary Jubilee) | Fr. Abraham Lotha
The story of the Catholic Church in Lakhuti evolved from “dhorum khicho” (took religion) to “Catholic dhorum hansiyicho” (brought Catholic religion) to “Catholic kümcho” (became Catholic). This unfolded at the…
‘Weavers of Empathy’ showcases living Naga oral traditions in Kohima
The event, conducted by Project Empathy, brought together scholars, artists, musicians, educators, students, and community representatives for an intimate exchange of stories, ideas, and reflections. The aim was to explore…
Longleng: Yingli College history students explore traditional pottery in Pongo village
The Department of History, Yingli College, Longleng, organised a field trip to Pongo Village, Longleng on 22nd March 2025, with the theme “Pottery: A Retrospective Traverse”. The trip aimed to…
Nagaland men’s basketball team makes history at U-23 National Basketball Championship
Nagaland’s basketball community is celebrating a historic milestone as the men’s basketball team has qualified for the pre-quarterfinals (Round of 16) for the first time in any national basketball tournament.…
Historical Lessons on Migration
Mass immigration and migration have long shaped the socio-political landscape of nations across the globe. While these movements can bring economic growth and cultural diversity, they have also often resulted…
Military historian calls for mainstream recognition of Northeast India’s battle glories
Military historian Shiv Kunal Verma has underscored the need to mainstream the military achievements of Northeast India, asserting that the region has witnessed some of the most remarkable battles in…
Why is Naga History a “History of Brokenness”? | Sword Vashum
Yes, Winston Churchill had it said “Success is not final, Failure is not fatal, It is the Courage to continue that counts.” Implied therein is simply a statement of fact…
With History as Our Compass
In a world where narratives are often shaped by external forces, Bernard Hopkins’ poignant words serve as a powerful reminder: “If you don’t know your own value, somebody will tell…
A Melting Pot of Cultures, Religions, and Histories – The Indian Subcontinent
The Indian subcontinent is a land of diverse religious beliefs and practices, where religion has played an important role in culture throughout history. It is the birthplace of four major…