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This volume is an honour to no one else at all but one among the ditinguished forerunners who has made a long-lasting contribution in the disciplinary academic of northeast history and tribal studies in the region : Professor Lal Dena. It is an acknowledgement of the rich treasure of scholarship that Professor Lal Dena has contributed through his scholarly writings with a scientific knowledge of research in the subject. It dwells on a variety of close-knit contents linked up with one way or another absorbed in the Chin-Kuki-Mizo study. In researching into the multifaceted aspects of the study, the work harps on origin, traditional religious beliefs and practices, customary laws, Christianity and social transformation, identity, ethnic conflict, women, society, polity, education, civil society, etc.