From sharing to accumulation

During the colonial epoch, the highland Naga became among the best-known communities in British India with both administrators and early anthropologists documenting their cultural traditions and life ways, often so in meticulous detail. In this process, the Naga came to be popularly associated, in the world around, with two traits – namely, headhunting and communal feasting, dubbed as the Naga feast of merit. (Read More)