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The story of Headhunters in Nagaland

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  Northeast India's landlocked state of Nagaland is a mix of vibrant cultures, stunning scenery, and with a  long history. It is located hidden away among beautiful hills. Due to its historical association with headhunting operations, it frequently gets lost in illusions.  Nagaland presents a far more complex and fascinating story to those who are prepared to dig a little deeper. This blog explores the dynamic current of Nagaland, its cultural tapestry and the fascinating history of headhunting, taking audiences deep into the heart of the state.Nagaland is home to an amazing variety of tribes, each characterised by its unique language, traditions, and dress. A detailed picture of Naga life is painted by the sixteen main tribes and several sub-tribes.The Angami people are known for their beautiful woodcarvings, which are displayed throughout their communities. The Ao Naga, who are well-known for their colourful headdresses and shawls, celebrate holidays like Tsungremong, w...

A Village Reborn as a Bird Sanctuary

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                                                              India, a land of vibrant cultures and diverse landscapes, is also a paradise for birdlife. Home to over 1210 species, the country boasts numerous bird sanctuaries – designated protected areas that provide a safe haven for these winged wonders. These sanctuaries play a crucial role in conserving avian biodiversity, offering critical breeding grounds, stopover points during migration, and shelter for resident and endangered birds. But what exactly is a bird sanctuary? Imagine a protected area teeming with life. Lush wetlands, sprawling grasslands, or dense forests – the specific habitat varies depending on the region. Within these sanctuaries, a symphony of chirps, calls, and songs fills the air. Here, birds can find ample food, water, and suitable nesting sites, allowing the...