Kerü-thenunuoyo mu Kedinuoyo by Ahana Biswas

Vetsüno Ringa holds an MA from the Department of Tenyidie, Nagaland University, with a dissertation on “Role of Women in Sangtam Naga Community.” Ringa also holds a diploma from the Centre for Naga Tribal Language Studies, with a dissertation on “Exploring the Theme of Nature in Selected Lotha Folk Songs.” Ringa is now a PhD scholar in the same department. Ringa loves languages and translates across English, Chokri and Tenyidie, and has worked with CIIL and NCERT. Ringa is also a member of the Chokri Chakhesang Literature Board.

Ruokuolhounuo Pienyü holds an MA in Tenyidie from Nagaland University, with a dissertation on “Symbolism and Imagery in Tenyidie Poetry.” Pienyü is now a PhD scholar in the Department of Tenyidie. Poetry is Pienyü’s passion, and Pienyü also translates between Tenyidie and English. Pienyü has not published a book yet but hopes to bring out a poetry collection.