neiipa

An Initiative by Tetso College

Honoring the living heritage and age-old customs of our indigenous forebears.

Cultivating the sacred essence of indigenous traditions for generations to come.

Guarding the invaluable stories and customs woven into the fabric of indigenous cultures.

Latest archives

Galo
Folk Tale

The story of why Daughters leave their parents’ home

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AO
Folk Tale

Koya o nisung na temba ayimba otsü

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Yimkhiung
Narration of traditonal knowledge

Tsungkamnyo Festival

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Lamkang
Narration of traditional knowledge

Traditional Harvesting System among the Lamkangs

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Sumi
Narration of traditonal knowledge

Narration on the Formation of Sümi villages and Migration practices

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Yimkhiung
Narration of traditonal knowledge

Significance of the 12 months in Yimkhiung community

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About NEIIPA

Established in September 2023, NEIIPA stands as an online sanctuary dedicated to conserving the rich cultural heritage of North East India’s indigenous peoples, inviting active participation in preserving their oral, visual, and written legacies. It embodies a crucial mission to safeguard indigenous wisdom and traditions, reflecting the commitment and resilience of these communities in preserving their unique identities and cultural tapestries for posterity.

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About Us

The North East India Indigenous People’s Archive (NEIIPA), a non profit organisation, is an online community initiative dedicated to preserving the rich cultural heritage of the indigenous people of North East India. Established in September 2023, NEIIPA invites all members of the indigenous community to actively participate in preserving their oral traditions, visual narratives, and written legacies.

NEIIPA stands as a testament to the resilience and commitment of the North East Indian indigenous communities in preserving their unique identities and the vibrant tapestry of their cultural traditions.