Nagaland, a state in Northeast India, embodies diversity at its best. The sixteen  tribes inhabiting eleven districts that are ecologically rich and diverse exhibit rich cultural heritage and tradition. Amid the prodigious cultural diversity, food habits, culinary know...

Japfu Christian College, Kigwema organized a two days ICSSR-NERC sponsored National Seminar on the topic ‘The Wild Pear Tree: Exploring the Mnemonic aspects of Naga Migration Story’ on 2-3rd March, 2018. Research scholars and academics from various Naga tribes like the...

Rubeus, Caeruleus, Flavus and Viridis are gearing up  for the final show down as the 2017 College Week breaks dawn on 7th November 2017. Four days of unrest and excitement, victory and defeat, chivalry and faith to  bring forth the champion House of the year.

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Rethinking Naga Customary Laws: A Critical Outlook. Customs and traditions are paramount to the existence of Naga society. This, however, has not been without internal and external controversies. The concept  and application of customary laws becomes more complex as Na...

ZAPA Shuttlers; premier badminton club of Japfü Christian College, hosted its first badminton tournament from 9-13 June, 2017. In the Men's doubles final, Kevisapi Kin and Chitaranjan Wareppam played against Renchio and Sulanthung beating them 2-1 winning the event. As...

The 5 of June, 2016  witnessed the coming together of Japfüians, past and present, the stakeholders, faculty and the management  in a thanksgiving service commemorating 20 years of their alma mater, Japfü Christian College. State secretary, UESI-Nagaland, Moatoshi expo...

JCC turns 20 this June and to commemorate this, the JCC family invites all Alumni and stakeholders to be part of the Thanksgiving service on 5th June 2016 at 9:30 A.M. An Alumni get together programme is also being held in the afternoon with the Alumni themselves, pres...