Nbung: An Anthology of Indigenous Poetry from Northeast India with English Translation

Author: Dr Rosy Tep, Dr Wichamdinbo Mataina and Dr Chibeni Merry

Type: Book publication

Book Title: Nbung: An Anthology of Indigenous Poetry from Northeast India with English Translation

Date: 25 May 2026

ISBN: 978-81-976642-3-6

The Cunning of Reason: The Post-Christian West and the State

Author: Dr. Salikyu Sangtam

Type: Scopus (Q1) article

Book Title: The Cunning of Reason: The Post-Christian West and the State

Date: June 2026

ISSN: 2077-1444

The paper contends that post-Christianity in the West is a condition whose genealogy can be traced to fifteenth-century humanism and the subsequent events of the Reformation and the Enlightenment.

Global Research for Bright Future

Author: Dr Anjan K Behera, Nutolu Nienu

Type: Book Chapter

Book Title: Global Research for Bright Future

Date: May 2026

ISBN: 978-81-686396-0-7

The novel became one of the most influential texts of the nineteenth century, shaping public opinion on slavery and igniting debates that contributed to the Civil War.

Ecological Consciousness and Indian Knowledge System in Arundhati Roy's The God of Small Things

Author: Dr. Hawaibam Loiyumba

Type: Book Chapter

Book Title: Indian Knowledge System

Date: September 2025

ISBN: 978-81-992542-8-2

Arundhati Roy's The God of Small Things offers a powerful portrayal of the ecological disruptions caused by human negligence and rapid urbanization.

Customary Law and Formal Legal Frameworks: A Socio-Legal Analysis of Barriers To Women's Inheritance Rights Among the Naga Tribes

Author: Lopilo Humtsoe

Type: Book Chapter

Book Title: CUSTOMARY LAWS & CUSTOMARY RIGHTS

Date: March 2026

ISBN: 978-93-49586-73-4

This paper investigates the interaction of formal legal frameworks with customary authority to understand the challenges to women's inheritance rights among the Naga tribes of Northeast India.
 

Integrating Indigenous Knowledge With Modern Training Systems: An Indian Perspective On Skill Development

Author: Dr. Rajesh Tanti

Type: Journal Article

Book Title: Integrating Indigenous Knowledge With Modern Training Systems: An Indian Perspective On Skill Development

Date: February 2026

ISSN: 2582-7421

India possesses a rich legacy of Indigenous Knowledge Systems (IKS) that historically shaped learning, training, and skill development through holistic, experiential, and value-based approaches embedded within community life.

Dynamic Representations: Religion and Gender in Northeast India

Editors: Dr Rosy Tep, Dr Kahor Raleng, Dr Anjan K Behera

Type: Book Chapter

Book Title: Dynamic Representations: Religion and Gender in Northeast India 

Date: December 2025

ISBN: 978-81-970450-5-9

Dynamic Representations: Religion and Gender in Northeast India is an interdisciplinary exploration of the complex interrelations between religion, gender, and indigenous epistemologies in Northeast India.

Positioning Indian Education on the Global Map: An Analysis of NEP 2020

Author: Dr Amar Ranjan Dey

Type: Journal Article

Book Title: Positioning Indian Education on the Global Map: An Analysis of NEP 2020

Date: December 2025

ISSN: 1671-6841

India has long been recognised for its rich and historic contributions to education, The Gurukul system, an integral part of ancient Indian education, remains well-known for its holistic approach.

Margins and Politics:Exploring India's Northeast

Author: Lopilo Humtsoe

Type: Book Chapter

Book Title: Margins and Politics:Exploring India's Northeast

Date: December 2025

ISBN: 978-81-976642-6-7

The Naga peace process is one of the critical dimensions of the peace accord between the Indian government and the Naga rebel groups in Northeastern India.

Tribal Land, Alienation and the Law, Rights and Livelihood in the Northeast

Author: Dr. P. Lalpekhlui

Type: Book Chapter

Book Title: Tribal Land, Alienation and the Law, Rights and Livelihood in the Northeast

Date: January 2026

ISBN: 9788199604117

“Why do we buy land? For our children…If we can get a stable income out of this, what is better than that? Both for them [children] and us.” expresses Taje Ngomdir, a 60-year-old Idu Mishmi farmer from Roing, Arunachal Pradesh. But Kazeem, a younger farmer in his early 30s, cautiously responds. "But if it makes our whole land dry up and barren, what will our children eat after 30 years/

Margins and Politics:Exploring India's Northeast

Author: Dr. Anjan K Behera, Dr. Salikyu Sangtam, Dr. Daniel Michal Khan

Type: Book Chapter

Book Title: Margin and Politics:Exploring India's Northeast

Date: December 2025

ISBN: 978-81-976642-6-7

If a child is working, the country is ignorant. How a country handles its youngest citfaens and their potential is a true indicator of its growth and enlightenment. One deeply ingrained social problem is child labour. In our society, it is repulsive to use children as labourers. It is abhorrent, unreasonable, inhumane, and immoral. Child labour puts children's potential in danger by depriving them of their future opportunities, health, and education. Underdeveloped and developing countries are places where child labour is both very widespread and common. In India, the problem of child labour has become very common.

Gender and Socialization: The Pressure to Perform Masculinity and Femininity

Author: Dziesekhonuo Mere

Type: Book Chapter
Book Title: Human Rights And Environmental Justice: A Gendered Approach
Date: November 2025
ISBN: 978-93-48856-42-5
 

Gender and Socialization refers to the ongoing process through which people come to understand the behavior, expectations, and roles that their society links to being male or female. Even before children can speak, they are gently guided into these norms.

Examining the Financial Saving, Credit and Investment Habits of Meitei People Vis-Á-Vis Marup: Implication for Social Work

Author: Dr. G Richie

Type: Journal Article
Journal: Indian Journal of Social Work and Social Sciences
Date: September 2025
ISSN 2322-0740
 

In Manipur, a tiny frontier state of the region, the Meitei people have been practising marup for centuries as a form of saving, credit or investment.

Tourism and the Politics of Worldmaking in Nagaland

Author: Dr. Salikyu Sangtam

Type: Journal Article
Journal: International Council of Naga Affairs
Date: June 2025
ISSN 2949-7930
 

Despite its alluring tourism advertisements with the tag “Land of Festivals”, tourism in Nagaland is also a space for contestation.

The Flawed "Superhero" and the Crisis of Values: How One Big Guy Manipulates The “Little Guys”

Author: Dr. Salikyu Sangtam

Type: Journal Article
Journal: Rising Asia Journal
Date: September 2025
ISSN 2583-1038
 

The book Backlash: Donald Trump And The Remaking Of America by veteran journalist and former Washington, D.C. bureau chief of The Straits Times, is a timely and concise volume at a time when the world is bracing for the second term of an unpredictable president of the most powerful country on earth.

Religious Authority and the Reinforcement of Social Hierarchy in Mulk Raj Anand's The Village

Author: Dr. Hawaibam Loiyumba

Type: Journal Article
Journal: Shodhpatra: International Journal of Science adn Humanities
Date: October 2025
ISSN 3048-6041
 

This study analyzes Mulk Raj Anand’s novel, The Village, focusing on the exploitation of religion and its ties to social hierarchy in colonial Punjab.

A Critical Study of Grace Ogot’s The Green Leaves: Exploring Literary and Cultural Dimensions

Author: Jiya Tosniwal (BA Eng 1st Sem) & Dr. Hawaibam Loiyumba

Type: Journal Article
Journal: International Journal of Creative Research Thoughts
Date: October 2025
ISSN 2320-2882
 

The paper presents a critical analysis of Grace Ogot’s “The Green Leaves,” examining the internal struggles and external pressures faced by the Luo community under colonial rule.

Sustainable Development through Government Policies: A Case Study of Golaghat District of Assam

Author: Dr. Ajay Chakraborty

Type: Journal Article
Journal: International Journal of Progressive Research in Engineering Management and Science
Date: October 2025
ISSN 2583-1062
 

Sustainable development mandates that growth be both inclusive and environmentally sound to reduce poverty and build shared prosperity for today's population and to continue to meet the needs of future generations.

Enrollment Trends of Atal Pension Yojana Beneficiaries in Nagaland: A Regional Analysis

Author: Dr. Ajay Chakraborty

Type: Journal Article
Journal: International Journal of Research Publication and Reviews
Date: September 2025
ISSN 2582-7421
 

The Atal Pension Yojana (APY), introduced by the Government of India in 2015, seeks to provide a universal social security net for the unorganized sector workforce. This study examines the enrollment trends of APY beneficiaries in Nagaland across two regions—Dimapur and Mokokchung—between 2015 and 2022.

Impact of Faculty Training and Development on Student Performance - A Study of Higher Education Institutions in Nagaland

Author: Dr. Wapangsenla Imchen

Type: Journal Article
Journal: Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research
Date: September 2025
ISSN 2349-5162
 

The study aims to identify the types of training and development programs attended by faculty of Higher Education Institutions in Nagaland and to ascertain the degree of association between training and development and student performance.