Mokokchung Times
The people of Nagaland are a community who relied strongly on oral traditions as foundations to preserve their cultural identity and history in the absence of pre-colonial written records. Passed…
Celebrating literature and tradition, Don Bosco College Kohima conducted its 1st Literary Fest on February 21 under the theme “Literature, Lore and Legacy.” In his welcome address, Fr Dr Tious…
The first phase of a one-day seminar on ‘Chokri Jü Mu Küsçzhoko’ (Chokri language and its usages), organized by the Chokri Chakhesang Literature Board, was successfully conducted on 20th September…
The Chokri Chakhesang Literature Board is set to organize a one-day seminar on Chokri language and usages on 20th September 2025 for villages under the Chozuba Area and Phek Area.…
The new team of office bearers of the Chokri Chakhesang Literature Board (CCLB) for the 2025–2027 tenure officially assumed office today at the CCLB Office, Kohima. The event was attended…
15th CCLB General Session concludes successfully
When Longang Luklem, a poet from Mon town, received an Instagram message about a children’s literature fellowship, he didn’t expect it would lead him on a path that would reconnect…
In a historic move to preserve and promote the Konyak language, the Konyak Literature Board (KLB) officially released its much-anticipated publication, A Descriptive Grammar of Konyak Language, at a grand…
As indigenous literature from Nagaland find growing attention in Indian academic spaces, a quiet but pressing concern arises: the risk of overreach in Indianization. A subtle yet consequential trend is…
Zunheboto-born, Dimapur-based writer Niboli Chophi reflects on culture, nostalgia, and her journey into children’s literature. The Forgotten Folklore Project (TFFP) Fellowship 2024–25, an initiative launched by the Sauramandala Foundation and…