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2. Introduction.
3. Prologue.
4. Beyond song and dance.
5. The festivals: i.
Aoleng Monyu. ii.
Bushu. iii.
Meleingi and Chega-N-Khia. iv.
Metum-Neo. v.
Mimkuut. vi.
Moatsu. vii.
Mongmong. viii.
Monyu. ix.
Naknyulum. x.
Nazhu. xi.
Ngada. xii.
Sekrenyi. xiii.
Sukrunye. xiv.
Tokhu Emong. xv.
Tsokum. xvi.
Tuluni. 6.
Epilogue. "Nagaland -- the most vibrant of eight Northeast Indian states, is home to 16 hospitable tribes and other sub-tribes, each distinctively different from the other in terms of tradition, customary practices, language and attire.
But all bound by a unique identity -- Naga. Although Christianity is the predominant religion here, yet each tribe of Nagaland annually celebrates its respective traditional festival connected one way or the other with sowing, post-sowing or harvesting.
The roots of these festivals go back to the ancient times when isolated villages on unforgiving hill-tops existed as independent city-states and head-hunting others from hostile villages around was order
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