Roots and Bridges | Meyu Changkiri
Have you ever heard a familiar voice or dialect and felt instantly at home? Long before we learn grammar, language settles into our hearts as memory and belonging. It is…
ABAM organizes Ao language promotion program at Impur
The Literature and Education Ministry of the Ao Baptist Arogo Mungdang (ABAM) organized a special program on “Promoting the Ao Language” for pastors from Zones 1, 3, 4, 5, 6…
NagaLangue.ai wins 2nd Prize at Global AI-Powered Education Awards 2025–26
A multidisciplinary research team has been awarded Second Prize at the AI-Powered Education Global Award 2025–2026 Contest, organised by the ASEM Lifelong Learning Hub, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand, for their innovative…
Fazl Ali College Language Translation Centre (LTC) releases two books
The Language Translation Centre (LTC), Fazl Ali College (FAC), Mokokchung, released two books, Sayuren Ka Indang Jilushitem and Kiyimpa Noksasep, on November 28 at the college’s conference hall.
Language and the Indo-Naga Political Question
For decades, the situation in Naga Land has been referred to in official documents, newspapers, and even public discourse as the Indo-Naga political “issue” or sometimes the Indo-Naga political “problem.”…
Phek: CCLB hosts seminar to strengthen and promote Chokri language
The Chokri Chakhesang Literature Board (CCLB) organized a comprehensive one-day seminar under the theme ”Chokri Language and Its Usage,” covering all Chokri-speaking villages in Phek district, Nagaland.
The Ao Naga – Language or Dialect?
Perhaps an inferiority complex among some Ao Naga speakers has led to the belief that their language is inferior and therefore merely a dialect. It is time to move beyond…
Nagaland University organizes workshop on language revitalization
The Centre for Naga Tribal Language Studies, Nagaland University organized a one-day workshop on Language Revitalisation in North-East India with resource person Dr Vijay A D’Souza, Director, North East Institute…
The Silent Crisis: The Vanishing Voice of the Ao Tribe | Moajungshi Menon
To preserve Ao language is to preserve our identity, our dignity, culture and tradition. Let us not be the generation that allowed this treasure to fade away. Instead, let us…
Mokokchung: Ao language achievers felicitated by Jemtimenba Mollier Foundation
Mokokchung: Ao language achievers felicitated by Jemtimenba Mollier Foundation