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Category Archives: Features
Iwui Story: My Father, Music and Me
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I grew up with music having a father who was very enthusiastic about music and my uncles who were all rockstars back in their time. It all started with the catchy “Stayin’ Alive” by the BeeGees, but it wasn’t until … Continue reading
Posted in Features, Headlines, Iwui Story
Tagged Features, Iwui Story, Music Band, The Wishess
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In the Shadows of Naga Insurgency; Money, Votes & the Insurgency Complex with Jelle JP Wouters (Podcast)
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Ukhrul Times this November introduce to our valued readers an exciting addition to our News portal, The Contemplative Tribal Podcast. The Contemplative Tribal Podcast (CTP) explores and reflects on issues, events, ideas, creative works and practices from the perspective of … Continue reading
Pāngsin, the Ukhrul-Korean Kimchi medley Interview
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Interview with Awungpanla Ringyui Raman, founder and proprietor of Pāngsin. Awungpanla have spent most of her career in hospitality. Currently working with Qatar Airways for the past 4 years and the last 3 and half years with Indian Hotels company … Continue reading
Posted in Features, Entrepreneurship, Food, Go Local, Headlines, Lifestyle
Tagged Korean Kimchi, Pangsin, South Korean culture, Ukhrul Kimchi
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LitWeekend
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Ukhrul Times is excited to herald the launch of LitWeekend (portmanteau of ‘literature+weekend’) from November 2020 onward. LitWeekend invites short stories, folklores, poems and anecdotes with objectives of instilling reading culture, promoting literary and aesthetic creativity, besides honing aspiring writers … Continue reading
Meisum Exclusive: In conversation with Yungyung Khamrang
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Watch Yungyung Khamrang, the most popular Tangkhul Naga singer, songwriter, and composer, discuss his musical journey in 2020 including his 3 featured songs- Drama Queen, Ningwui Charfa & Phakhamei, exclusively on Meisum. He also shared his experiences and about the … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Features, Ukhrul
Tagged Meisum, UTflix, Yungyung, Yungyung khamrang
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The origin of Tiger, Spirit and Humankind: A Mao Naga myth
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According to this Mao-Naga myth, Tiger, Spirit and Humankind (man) were three brothers who came into existence through the miraculous union between the already existing first woman and the clouds of the sky. How the first human being, that is, … Continue reading
The Girl who walks 8.2 kilometers to go to School
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Singsing like any other 15-year-old girl loves going to school. She is the second youngest daughter of the four girl child of their family. She is an average student and wanted to continue her studies in spite of her family’s … Continue reading
Posted in Features, Education, Headlines
Tagged Education, Education in Manipur, Kamjong District, Kamjong High School, Pastor, Phungyar, Teach For North-East
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Watch: Vlog of Naga YouTuber catching and cooking snail gets more than 2.3 Million views
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What may be just another ordinary day in the paddy field for many of the Nagas and other hill tribes in Northeast India, who live in small hilltop villages, this vlogger has turned village lifestyle, a content that would come … Continue reading
Feast of Merit at Ungma (Ao Naga village) 1947
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This account of Feast of Merit at Ungma 1947 is extracted from Mildred Archer’s Diary dated 9th October 1947. Yesterday we went to a Feast of Merit in Ungma village. It was the third day, the climax of the celebrations, … Continue reading
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Tagged Ao, Ao tribe, Feast of Merit, Naga History, Nagaland, Ungma village
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Why Knam’s Pork Sausage of Ukhrul is a must try
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The history of sausages has come a long way. Be it European Chorizo or Portuguese Linguiça, regional to Europe which is now consumed worldwide. Sausages have found a niche in world’s diet and its manufacturing process has become profoundly regional. … Continue reading