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Longwa: the Nagaland village where a house spans two countries
Longwa, a village in Nagaland on the India-Myanmar border, reflects the deep ties between the Konyak Naga people and their land. The village chief's house straddles the international boundary, symbolising the shared history of the two nations. New rules on border crossings, however, could disrupt these age-old connections between communities living on either side.
This summary is based on reporting by The Times of India.
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