How Nagaland’s Viswema village keeps an ancient promise to its daughters

EastMojo has reported a new India-focused state politics development: “How Nagaland’s Viswema village keeps an ancient promise to its daughters.” The publisher's feed describes the story as follows: Kohima: In Nagaland’s Viswema village, about 22 kilometres from Kohima, an age-old tradition continues to bring families together each year to celebrate daughters. Known as Te-L Khukhu, the festival is observed on the 13th day of Chünyi in the traditional Angami lunar calendar, usually falling in Ju
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