Dr. Hotokhu Chishi full speech/Naga Identity/Zona fest/ NU kohima campus/  

And also Advocate to many who can't stand for their own rights.

He is such a cold blood of Naga ancestor.

​@@ngazipningwpheirmwpheirim8072 what do you mean Cold Blooded?

Yes true Sumis leaders are good.

He was a great leader ❤❤

@@vefuzovlog indeed. Full of knowledge

Hi can I hv his no

Is there any book's about our Naga history..? I would like to read if there's one

​@@Ahosheyeptho4172There's a book called "British policiy and administration in Nagaland" by Dr. Piketo Achumi. Great book.

Mindblowing!🔥🔥🔥

Thank you so much for your positive respond

Not hokhato 😂 he is DR hotokhü chichi.

Oh sory make mistake

Yap he is good orator and also a well concern of naga identity

Maybe in 2nd labour corps

Not sure, how many times they went there ?

He says out of 2000 were other tribes other than Angami, chakhesang and finally some Angami were there as interpreter..... Angami n chakhesang were went there it was told by our villagers, that when they returned their hairs were grown reaching knees and villagers couldn't recognise them since it was a taboo to cut hair in foreign land.....

@@nesaruchuzho Only once I guess, The second batch of 817 Naga recruits which was waiting to go to France was diverted to the kuki operations in January 1918.

@@nesaruchuzho Naga Labour Corps Around 2000 Nagas - 1000 Semas, 400 Lothas, 200 Regmas, 200 Aos and 200 Changs and other Trans-frontier tribes seems to have been recruited and this group of men were designated as the 21st Naga Labour Corps. According to some written documents quoted in various books the 21st Naga Labour Corps arrived in France in two main groups (688 men on 21 June 1917 and 992 men on 2 July 1917). The Deputy Commissioner, Mr. H. C. Barnes went in command with a number of clerks and Dobashis(interpreters). It is presumed that more than 400 men perhaps were not found fit to sail for France. These men were initially divided into the 15th, 16th, 17th and 18th Naga Labour Companies. To avoid confusion with other Indian Labour Corps units serving in Mesopotamia at that time, these companies were renumbered as the 35th, 36th, 37th and 38th (Naga) Labour Companies. The men of the Naga Labour Corps worked in Mametz, Le Transloy, Haute Avesnes, Contalmaison and Guillemont on salvage work, road repairs among others. Another batch of 817 Naga Hills recruits which was waiting to go to France was diverted to the Kuki operations in January 1918. This draft consisted of 60 Lhotas, 90 Semas, 120 Aos, 60 Kukis and Kacha Nagas and 480 Angamis. There is no known Memorial in Nagaland to commemorate the men who died in France. But amongst all the tribes, the Nagas were the first to realize the need to organize and unite themselves. Men who returned from France formed a socio-political association called the Naga Club with branches in Kohima and Mokokchung immediately after their return in 1918. This was the association that later in 1928 sent a representation to the Simon Commission asking them the right of choice of self determination when the British left India. Unfortunately during the Second World War in 1940, the building holding the lists of men of Labour Corps units was destroyed by Japanese bombings.

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Sir Hotokhu (Imu)'s speech inspires, motivates, and challenges. His rich knowledge is amazingly admirable. Let us listen to his speeches, and grasp what he conveys to us. Thanks to the organizers for having him as a resource person. God bless!