Naga people

The Naga people are indigenous communities primarily found in northeastern India and northwestern Myanmar. They have distinct cultures, languages, and traditions, often organized into tribes with unique social structures. Historically, they were known for their warrior culture and practices like headhunting, but today many have embraced modern lifestyles while preserving their cultural heritage. The Naga people value their land, customs, and independence, and they continue to seek recognition for their unique identity within the broader nations of India and Myanmar. Their rich cultural diversity makes them an important part of the region's social fabric.