Exclusive in spirit, independent in outlook, the valiant Nagas of North-East India could not tolerate foreigner’s interference in their internal affairs, or encroachment on their primordial rights. Security measures brought the British authorities in Assam in contact with the Nagas and in the course of around half a century they found themselves in the position of virtual conquerors of the Naga Hills. But this position was gained, not without a ...
