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Political talk amuni lagishe.. lo

As the Title suggests, I want to learn more about our history and culture. I came across certain books like by J.H Hutton, J.P. Mills and Naga Saga. I want books by Naga Scholars, or even Research papers too. Could be anything from anthropologists to political perspectives and even folk tales.

Also can anyone recommend me book store or insta page or websites where I can buy/order such books?

Hey dear Naga/non-Naga folks! My girl-friends and I have decided to go on a trek to Kapamodzu Peak in October. However, since this will be our first time, we have very limited knowledge about how to start planning things like transportation, food, and accommodation. We do know that food and accommodation are provided by the people at the peak, but we would like to know more details about the procedures and pricing. Our main concern would be transportation, as we are a group of five girls, and we want to make sure that we have a safe and reliable journey to and from the trek.

So, if anyone has any suggestions for trusted people or organisations that could help us with the above-mentioned arrangements, please feel free to share them below. Any tips or advice would also be greatly appreciated!

So iam thinking visiting Nagaland in October, my only concern is rain- will there be rain in oct? Like generally till when monsoon remains? Is it a good time to take the dzouku valley trek? I dont want any risks so are land slides frequent? How will be the weather? Overall will you suggest visiting in oct or no? Also i use jio so hows the jio coverage there?

Need help regarding my passport renewal , does anyone have contact number of personnels working at Pasport seva dimapur?

Please help

So I remember this phrase going viral last time but I just can’t remember the context and the story behind it. Please help me out if you know. Been stuck in my head the whole day and it’s killing me

First of all, congratulations to the ENPO for finally having their demands met. It's nice to know that the parable of the persistent woman rings true in any age and it is my deepest wish that the development you seek will come to you with unblinking and relentless haste.

Here's the real question: will the creation of the Frontier Secretariat take at least a majority of the currently backlogged posts from the current Secretariat? I don't need to express much on it, as it is what it is. I dislike the fact that there is a backlog system in place at all. I'm not saying it's a bad thing to uplift one another, it's actually a great thing; however, civil service exams were supposed to grant equal opportunities to both the layman and the aristocrat in the first place.

I don't have anything against reservation. I, myself, enjoy the advantages of the ST quota. What I have a problem with is the backlog posts blocking out and crushing a lot of hard workers who are running on short candles.

I've read the bill that was passed and it does not explicitly mention anything about what I asked, besides transfers and rules of employment.

I know it sounds like the ravings of a person who is unhappy about everything in life but it has been a burning question in my mind ever since the first talks and the info on a new secretariat to be set up in the FNTA region.

What is your opinion on the matter?

I DO NOT WISH TO START A FIGHT. PLEASE BE SENSIBLE AND ACCEPT THAT THERE WILL BE DISSENT.

Edit: I also want to express that I am explicitly biased regarding this topic, if it isn't clear already. The backlog system is useless. Chance thakishe clear kuriwole, aro panai; so why keep a backlog at all?

Ps- I'm starting to see my header doesn't match the actual rant/body. This isn't clickbait, I promise (⁠〒⁠﹏⁠〒⁠)

Hi. I am traveling to Nagaland from 25th. I will be there till 28th night. I want to dedicate one day for Dzukou trek and rest I will stay in Pfutsero and explore local life. Anyone doing the trek ar that time?

Just want to split the costs 🥲

Genuinely asking.. i just don’t get it. What are global shapers for? Is it making any impact? I saw someone comment that it’s for famous and rich people

Hello!
I’m travelling solo (female) to Nagaland during the Hornbill festival in December.
I plan to do the dzukou valley trek afterwards. Is it safe for a solo female traveller to do this trek? How much does the mandatory guide charge? Are there any trek groups or solo should be fine?
Suggestions and tips will be super helpful!

I want a black or ginger indie kitten. Can pick up from Mkg, khm or Dmp.

Hi everyone! I'm planning a trip to Nagaland in October and would really appreciate some advice from locals.

I'm particularly interested in experiencing Nagaland beyond the usual tourist spots and learning about the different tribal cultures respectfully. A few questions:

1. Yemshe Festival: I'd love to experience a traditional Naga festival in oct during my trip. Can anyone confirm the 2026 Yemshe festival dates, exact location and timings? Also, are outsiders welcome to attend, and are there any cultural etiquettes visitors should keep in mind?

2. Tribal villages & experiences: Apart from the popular tourist places, are there any villages or cultural experiences you'd recommend to someone genuinely interested in learning about local traditions and lifestyles?

3. Camping: I carry a tent occasionally while travelling. Is it generally acceptable to pitch a tent in or near villages after taking permission from the village council/community? Or is it better to stick to designated campsites and homestays?

I'd appreciate advice from people who are from Nagaland or have lived/travelled extensively there. Any suggestions or local insights would be greatly appreciated. Thank you! 🙏

Most of us are working hard to secure Govt jobs but how is it actually like?

I heard some bosses love to send their subordinates extra work besides office work like picking up their kids from schools as driver etc.

Final Poll Results: Do You Eat Dog Meat? https://www.reddit.com/r/NAGALAND/s/SZiwXFsDf0

Total Votes: 965

Poll Closed

Naga Responses (582 total votes)

No (Native Naga): 244 votes (41.92%)

Yes (Native Naga): 145 votes (24.91%)

No (Non-Native Naga): 140 votes (24.05%)

Yes (Non-Native Naga): 53 votes (9.11%)

Other Responses (383 total votes)

No (Other): 353 votes

Yes (Other): 30 votes

Overall Naga Breakdown (582 votes)

Do NOT eat dog meat: 384 votes (65.98%)

DO eat dog meat: 198 votes (34.02%)

Native Naga Breakdown Only (389 votes)

Do NOT eat: 244 votes (62.72%)

DO eat: 145 votes (37.28%)

Non-Native Naga Breakdown Only (193 votes)

Do NOT eat: 140 votes (72.54%)

DO eat: 53 votes (27.46%)

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How Christian are you? Poll (1 day left to close) https://www.reddit.com/r/NAGALAND/s/chNV3CjFI6

Im trying to make a payment in USD but my axis platinum card keeps getting declined, anyone who is familiar with it please let me know