Kohima ~ Capital of Nagaland
Jan 2, 2011
Tagged: Aircel in India,
Ao Tribe,
Arunachal Pradesh Tourism,
Assam Oil,
Assam Tea,
Himalayas,
Kohima Tourism,
Mokokchung,
Monsoon Season in India,
Nagaland,
Nagaland Tourism,
Northeast India Tourism,
Personal Memoirs
“Kohima is Yours ~ Keep it Clean” Welcome to MBELE! blog site. This site serves to keep our Hope For Change International followers informed of our travel exploits and inspired by the dedication of our remarkable H4C partners around the globe. On November 17, 2010, I returned safely home in the USA from a five […]
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“My Trip to Nagaland: Directionals”
Oct 5, 2010
Tagged: Ao Tribe,
Dimapur,
Dzukou Valley,
Expeditions to India,
Fakim Wildlife Sanctuary,
Hornbill Festival,
Intanki Wildlife,
Kohima,
Konyak tribe,
Mokokchung,
Nagaland Tourism,
National Geographic Expeditions in Tibet,
Trekking in Himalayas
Seven days from today my dear friend, Patty Tiernan, and I will begin our five week journey to Nagaland. Every hour counts now in getting ready. Notwithstanding, I am taking the time to write something to all of you ~ to James, the Smith Family, my twin sister & her husband, the McDermott Clan, “Hope for […]
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“Buying 8,000 Liters Per Day”
Jun 7, 2010
Tagged: Ao Tribe,
English Schools in India,
Hope for Change,
immunizations in developing nations,
India,
Mokokchung,
Monsoon Season in India,
Nagaland,
typhoid epidemic,
water purification in developing nations,
water reservoir collection systems,
water-borne diseases
In 1996, my friends Chuba and Tiala Ao opened a children’s residential school, referred to as an “English” school, in Mokokchung, Nagaland, part of the Northeast States of India. Hindi is also taught to all students. Currently, the enrollment is 430 children ranging in age from four years old through eighteen. Today I spoke with Tiala and […]
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