By: Alec
Many people will surely have adverse feelings towards the events in this story, citing it as another step towards cultural homogenization. I for one, don’t see this as a large concern, although it is...
View ArticleBy: Venki
Interesting! What would be even more interesting to know is, if this has translated into students from Nagaland and Manipur going to South Korea for higher education, business and tourism. I think...
View ArticleBy: Jireh Wilfred
Well I believe that I am a student and I believe that I am still learning. But from What I know so far is that it seems like a fad and a fad which I hope will not get out of hand and create tensions...
View ArticleBy: Preetam Rai
I have been watching this trend on youtube and other online spaces for a while. It is interesting and I think inevitable. The neighboring Myanmar and other parts of South East Asia also has a big...
View ArticleBy: mike dunn
VERY interesting!!!!! I just got off Skype, talking w/ friends in Chongqing,and Behai,China. Last week, found a great article about Indians in Edison,NJ, and learned the term ‘Guindian’!! The world...
View ArticleBy: JZA
the report did mentioned that korean companies are considering investing in the city. this means that soon you will see employees from these companies coming out of these town and aim for korean...
View ArticleBy: sympathetic korean
Nagas are nothing like Indians, they are a soverign people and they can chose what influence wants to come into their lives or not. They are free to choose that. Why should a “created” state and an...
View ArticleBy: Wave of Korean Culture in Nagaland | nagavideosonline.com
[...] on the same subject in another article on GlobalVoicesOnline.org : “Korean culture is flooding into Nagaland. New trade treaties between India and Korea [...]
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