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When We Speak of Human-Wildlife Conflicts, Who Are the Humans?

People wading through flood waters in Nagaland. Credits: PTI

Nagaland Requires Rs 800 Crore for Flood Damage Restoration

A water-logged house in Dimapur. Credit: Twitter/Abhishek Singh

Nagaland Floods Leave 12 People Dead, Several Areas Cut Off

Residents of Tuensang, Mon and Longleng attend a free annual surgical camp organised by the NGO Eleutheros Christian Society in the Public Health Centre in Longpong, which functions in a public-private partnership between the NGO and National Health Mission. Eight such camps have been organised so far and 554 surgeries conducted. Courtesy: Eleutheros Christian Society

In Nagaland, Missing Health Services Are a Matter of Life and Death

Featured image: The hills in which the study was conducted. Source: Author provided.

Bengaluru Scientists Find Evidence That Bats in Nagaland’s Hills Carry Rabies Virus

On Disability Rights: A Letter, With Love From an ‘Abnormal’ Icon