Without storytelling, cultures fade quietly: Moses Hongang Chang
Tuensang
Youngtsula Chang / 13 Dec, 2025
Whispers in the Woods of Lohe Store
The Nagas have a rich tradition of art and craft deeply rooted in a way of life that has long existed in harmony with nature. For generations, skilled tribal craftsmen and artisans have stood as the backbone of a
Youngtsula Chang / 04 Dec, 2025
Media Mountain Enterprise : Wearing one’s faith with confidence
Tuensang
Youngtsula Chang / 29 Oct, 2025
A space for faith, sustainability and community: Eden Resource Center Tuensang
Tuensang
Youngtsula Chang / 23 Oct, 2025
Kholar: the taste of home
Kholar, the local varieties of kidney beans, come from a time predating written records, rooted deep in the folklore and traditions of the Yimkhiung Naga community and famous in the eastern Nagaland areas. According to Yimkhiung folklore, an ancestor
Youngtsula Chang / 30 Sep, 2025
“Sustaining lives with Tea”: ATOQA brings Nagaland Gold to the world
From the lush, mist-covered hills of Nagaland comes a premium brew that carries not only rich aroma and strong flavour but also a mission to uplift lives. Behind this initiative stands ATOQA Tea Producer Company, a home-grown enterprise that
Youngtsula Chang / 20 Sep, 2025
Impressive story behind Lanusunep: “Let’s be humane”
Lanusunep of Khensa village, presently residing at Yimyu Ward in Mokokchung, is the son of Rev P Longri. He works as an accountant in the Treasuries and Accounts Department, while his wife serves as a teacher in a Government
Youngtsula Chang / 05 Sep, 2025
Depicting love for tradition through art: The journey of Benmongba Chang
Young and self-taught visual artist, Benmongba Chang from Tuensang district, is fast emerging as one of the most talented artists in the region, celebrated for his unique ability to capture the vibrancy of Naga tradition and culture through his
Youngtsula Chang / 24 Aug, 2025
The journey of the Millet Sisters of Shamator district
The Millet Sisters is a women’s collective activity in Shamator district of Nagaland involved in promoting millet cultivation and its associated cultural and economic benefits. Their remarkable journey with millets began during a period of food scarcity in Shamator.
Youngtsula Chang / 05 Aug, 2025
Driven by duty: At 61, Tuensang’s oldest Taxi driver is still going the distance
Every morning, as the sun peeks over the misty hills of Tuensang, a familiar sight rolls down the broken road from 3rd NAP Saksi—a weathered taxi with a driver just as seasoned. At the wheel is Kaimang Chang, 61
Youngtsula Chang / 29 Jul, 2025
Tsurila Jankhiungru makes history as first Naga woman to become Miss Grand India finalist
Tsurila Jankhiungru has made history by becoming the first woman from Nagaland to reach the finals of Miss Grand India and secure the title of 3rd Runners-up at the prestigious national beauty pageant. Her achievement not only marks a
Youngtsula Chang / 24 Jul, 2025
