Nagaland University project develops written grammar for 18 Naga languages, enhancing education and preserving cultural heritage.
The Nagaland University has undertaken a project to develop written grammar for each of the 18 recognised Naga languages in the State.
The project is in collaboration with the State’s Directorate of School Education, a statement from the university based in Zunheboto district’s Lumami said on Monday (September 1, 2025).
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