Bray hard: Know your elections

By Al NgullieIn Nagaland, you know it is already election time when every politician in the street suddenly happens to recognize you as his long-lost cousin’s first-wife’s maternal uncle’s younger brother’s Science lecturer’s third husband’s grandmother’s fourth...

NEIP & Smile Train help 2 more Indian children with cleft palates

One of our projects, The North East India Project, has recently partnered with Smile Train, a non-profit helping children with cleft palates.According to the Smile Train: "Every year 35,000 children in ...

Frustrated Indian soldier killeges five colleagues, one senior

Frustration is constantly on the rise in Indian soldiers posted in troubled parts of the country, as the incidents of shooting colleagues by soldiers is growing for the past few years. In the latest such incident, a soldier of Assam Rifles killed five colleagues and a...

Discredible India

"These 10 young men had the Indian Police, Black Cat Team and army by their necks for three days. Stupidity is one vice which should not be attributed to them. Take one look at the terrorist caught on camera; he could pass for a south Indian low budget film hero, clean shaven...

Scholar expelled for killing dog in Indian varrsity

A group of animal rights activists marched into the Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi on July 16 demanding punishment for a PHD scholar for allegedly hacking a stray dog to death inside his hostel...

Mirroring life in the conflict zone

Stories have a way of reaching out and conveying like no other communication forms. Temsula Ao in These Hills Called Home poignantly tells the less apparent story of what it’s like in Nagaland.

2006 North-East India Project

-Announcing the 2006 North-East India Project by Jason K. Powershttp://india.jkpphoto.com/ In November of 2004, six members of an organization called PhotoMission, Inc. went to India for three weeks. We had...

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