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CBCD youth treks to Dzükou: Anchored on the Rock

“And ‘tis my Faith that every flower Enjoys the air it breathes.” Quoting Wordsworth, it is our belief too that every object finds peace and enjoys the air of Dzukou. With an aim to renew spiritual strength and refresh the mind ...
Mother’s love - So pure and divine

Nothing can be compared to the love a mother has for her children, whose heart has the purest gold, her eyes ever love-sight shining, love that is so incomparable, unconditional and inseparable. No matter what, at the end of the d...
Mountains, meat and matriarchs

Travelling around India’s Northeast Hill States is always astonishing. Culturally as well as geographically, it’s a world away from the rest of the subcontinent – a region of distinctive and age-old tribal cultures, in essence mor...
Why Shillong Flips for WWII Jeeps

Vienna, 1978. My uncle Jimmy and his wife Marion are on holiday and dancing at a club when an elderly American gentleman, mid-waltz, taps him on the shoulder. He points to Marion’s dhara (Khasi silk costume) and asks “Are you from...
A Festival for the Love of Rock Music

Mokokchung beckons all Rock Musicians if they really love to strum the guitar together in harmony Birds of a feather flock together and so it is no surprise when a small group of young entrepreneurs and musicians regularly gathe...
Rewriting Naga youth’s skillscape

Going by the pace of India’s economic growth, there should be employment opportunities galore for the youth. Despite the need of skilled and unskilled labour to keep the engine of economic growth going, states in India still conti...