CAN ROCK'N'ROLL END THE LONGEST RUNNING INSURGENCY IN ASIA

Theja Mahru poses at the sets of the Japanese Electronic bands' stage in downtown Kohima. Most Naga youth claim to be fed up with the fighting and disillusioned with the Naga independence movement. This is a generation raised on satellite TV. They wear Western-style clothing instead of the traditional dress of their parents. And, most importantly, they listen to - and perform - Western rock music.

>> The published article (Atlantic, June, 2010)

>> The Naga Saga by Kaka D. Iralu, published 2000

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