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lest we forget.

We are hiring freshers for Inside sales role (B2C)

This is a work from home opportunity.

Only dm if you a

re serious or share the post to reach the right people.

When I used to have hinge, I couldn't find any naga ppl there, only ppl getting suggested from Assam area even after setting the correct location.

In my language we wish it as ಸ್ವತಂತ್ರ ದಿನತ ಎಡ್ಡೆಪುಲು/സ്വതംത്ര ദിനത എഡ്ഡെപുലു (svataṅtra dinata eḍḍepulu)

What are some good areas to reside in Kohima ?
Planning to shift to Forest Colony in an apartment for work for 1-2 years.
How is the area in terms of connectivity & to live ? Water Issues?

If anyone can help with spots around the colony area to go for strolls, cafés, or gym etc ?

Hello all,

I'm a non-native non-Naga woman. I've been wanting to purchase Ao Naga traditional clothing for myself.

I've found very few options with online stores having websites. I prefer websites over IG accounts for all kinds of shopping since it doesn't involve interactions over DM for price and availability.

However, I did find that using slightly different keywords sometimes helps me discover newer online stores, but it's often luck. And they have limited options.

I'm specifically looking for the blue red, black combination.

Can you please help me with recommendations?

I have another question. Is the blue coloured top worn by women stitched from the fabric that forms the stole in modern day adaptation of Ao Naga traditional attire? Or is it stitched from a separate fabric of traditional textile?

Thank you

please specify what language the song is in. i will listen to every comment suggestion eventually

Just went through this year NPSC result and nearly 40 of them were under BT quota out of 96 post. Is this not a little too much reservation especially since they can get selected under the general quota too?
Curious to know what you guys think
This post is not a jab on any tribe or individual and I don’t mean any offence. Just curious as to how you’d justify this.

Hello naga and alak manu khan, today i bring forth some questions pertaining to side/hustle activities you were involved when you were in college.

Recently moved outside of Nagaland a month back for further studies and so far it has been a pleasant experience. However as a broke college student, calculating my finances hoping to save some bucks for food/curricular activities has been a daunting task and as someone who was earning quite well from tuition back when I was doing my 12th and UG, i had the luxury to eat,travel and do all that I wanted and now that, that source of income has gone, its suffocating to finance everything on a small pocket money sent from home.

Have been financially independent for a very long time since class 12 so, asking for financial aid from my parents seems very off and alien to me and wanted to do something small on my own.

Etu karne, i wanted to get some ideas or your own anecdotes on what and how y'all earned money during your college days to fund your micro transactions on food and miscellaneous without having to rely on your parents.

Your responses are much appreciated. Would love to know your stories

please help,I'm urgently looking for homestays or pg run by nagas for my younger sister.

She'll only be staying for a week or two...

Please do help if you know any!🙇🏻‍♀️

My girlfriend is Naga and we’re planning to get married. Her family isn’t very happy about the relationship right now, but we’re trying to convince them and hopefully get them on board.

I wanted to hear from people who have been in a similar situation. If you’re a Naga married to someone from outside Nagaland, or know someone who is, how has life been for you?

Did things get easier with the family after marriage, or did the problems continue? Are there any issues you faced with relatives or the community? And for those who live in Nagaland, how has it been for the non-Naga partner?

I know every family is different, but I’d really like to hear some real experiences, both good and bad. Just trying to understand what life might look like for us in the long run.