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Articles, Kabui, Rongmei

Kabui (Kowpoi / Kaupuis / Koupooes)

Sipra Sen, Tribes and Caste of Manipur (Description and Select Bibiography) (Mittal Publication: New Delhi, 1992). 1st Edition. Page 50-51. The Kabui people, also known as the Rongmei and Puimei tribes, predominantly inhabit Tamenglong District in Manipur. They also reside in the districts of Bishnupur, Thoubal, Imphal, Churachandpur, and Senapati, with a total population of 52,966 according to the 1981 provisional census. Additionally, they can … Continue reading Kabui (Kowpoi / Kaupuis / Koupooes)

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Hereka, Religion, TRC

Festivals, Rites, and Rituals of the Zeliangrong Community

The Zeliangrong people have a rich tapestry of festivals, rites, and rituals that reflect their deep spiritual beliefs and cultural heritage. These celebrations are central to their communal life, fostering social cohesion and preserving their unique identity. Heraka Faith Festivals In these festivals, offerings of crops and grains are made to the Almighty with prayers and devotion. TRC Faith Festivals The TRC faith community celebrates … Continue reading Festivals, Rites, and Rituals of the Zeliangrong Community

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Articles, Dictionary, Rongmei, Rongmei

The Rongmei Tribe Dynamics and Cultural Tapestry: Unraveling Social Structure by Dr Athoi Kamei

Source Click Here The Rongmei tribe, one of the major indigenous Naga tribes in Northeast India, holds a distinguished position in the region’s cultural and historical tapestry. Recognized as a scheduled tribe under the Constitution of India since 1950, the Rongmei people, along with the Zemei and Liangmei tribes, collectively form the Zeliangrong community. This triad shares a deep bond, unified by their rich cultural … Continue reading The Rongmei Tribe Dynamics and Cultural Tapestry: Unraveling Social Structure by Dr Athoi Kamei

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News, News Paper, Religion, Rongmei

First Rongmei Jesuits Priest

Source: Matters India, 2020 In Bishnupur, a significant event is set to take place as Archbishop Dominic Lumon of Imphal prepares to ordain Father Gangmei Pheigathuaipou Daniel on December 30, marking a milestone for the Jesuit community. Father Daniel’s ordination will be a historic moment as he becomes the first priest from the Rongmei tribe, a major Naga tribe in northeastern India, to join the … Continue reading First Rongmei Jesuits Priest

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Nagaland Post, News, News Paper, Zeliang, Zeliangrong

Deputy CM T.R. Zeliang Speaks at PLN Conference

Correspondent, March 24, 2024 During the Poilwa Lui Nagaland (PLN) general conference 2024, themed “Cultural Reminiscence,” Deputy Chief Minister T.R. Zeliang highlighted Poilwa’s abundant natural wealth and strategic location. He praised Poilwa as a key village in Peren district, endowed with resources and significant rivers like Tepuiki and Duilumroi. Zeliang emphasized the village’s potential for economic growth through local produce, owing to its position at … Continue reading Deputy CM T.R. Zeliang Speaks at PLN Conference

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News, news headlines, ZUF

Advocating for Integrity in Elections: ZUF’s Call for Action

IMPHAL, March 23: In light of the upcoming 18th Lok Sabha elections, the Zeliangrong United Front (ZUF) has issued a call for the cessation of all election-related violence and disturbances. The organization emphasizes the importance of maintaining peace and order, especially in areas inhabited by the Zeliangrong and Naga communities. ZUF extends its best wishes to all candidates and underscores the need for ethical conduct, … Continue reading Advocating for Integrity in Elections: ZUF’s Call for Action

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News, News Paper, Ukhrul

NSCN-IM Condemns Misleading Article on Naga Politics

Newmai News Newtork Source: Ukhrul Times, Dimapur Dimapur: The NSCN-IM has officially denounced a widely circulated article titled ‘Naga politics in Manipur decoded’ as a deliberate falsehood. The group criticized the piece for being intentionally crafted with harmful motives, stating that such sensationalized content laden with untruths tends to circulate more swiftly on social media platforms. The statement released by the NSCN-IM decried the article … Continue reading NSCN-IM Condemns Misleading Article on Naga Politics

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Mao Naga, Naga, Tribes

Makhrifii and Historical Sites of the Mao Naga

According to the Mao legend, “Makhrifii” is considered the birthplace of the Naga ancestors who later migrated to different regions. While “Makhrifii” is generally accepted as the original homeland, the existing ancient monuments such as megaliths, relics, and sacred trees in its vicinity confirm this tradition. Marabu (Banyan Tree) at “Makhrifii” is believed to have grown over the tomb of the ‘mother’ of Ora, Okhei, … Continue reading Makhrifii and Historical Sites of the Mao Naga

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Naga, News Paper

Origin of the Nagas

by Gangmumei Kamei The exact origin of the term “Naga” remains shrouded in mystery, despite numerous attempts by anthropologists and historians to uncover its roots. Verrier Elwin, noting this ambiguity, remarked that “the derivation of the word is still obscure.” Decades later, this enigma persists, complicated by ongoing processes of identity assertion, formation, and expansion among the Naga themselves. References to the Kiratas in the … Continue reading Origin of the Nagas

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