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Nagaland
The state of Nagaland is located in the northeastern part of India. It is one of the smallest Indian states with a total area of 6,401 sq mi. Its capital is Kohima, while the biggest city is Dimapur.
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Is global open university nagaland valid?
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the Global open university has approval from DEC i.e. distance Education Council, Government Of India, New Delhi. and The Global open University ha been Established by government of Nagaland under the state Legislation "The Global Open University Act2006". Further information is already mentioned on its website- www.tgouwp.edu
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Global Open University is recognised by UGC.
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visit the wikipedia article for details- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Global_Open_University_Nagaland
View the Letter of approval- :
http://www.government.ind.in/dec.htm
Is M.Phil awarded by Global open university Nagaland recognised and applicable in govt. jobs in India?
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Is your open university degree course valid?
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Within the United States, the most important accreditation for colleges and universities is the regional accreditation. If the institution has a regional accreditation, the course work and degree will be recognized by all other accredited schools, as well as employers as valid.
What are major industries in Nagaland of North East?
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- Food Processing Industries
- Bio-tech Industries
- Tourism Industries
- Floriculture
- Agro-Forest based Industries
- Handloom & Handicrafts
- Mineral based Industries
- Electronics & IT
- Sericulture
- Petrochemicals
You wish to check the driving ser no that is issued by the govt of nagaland rto kokochung?
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Driving licence no,50731
Is global open university nagaland recognised by kerala university?
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I have joined TGOU Nagaland in the last year for my M.phil.course (ecology $environment) and I paid first installment of fees. But occasionally I came to Saudi Arabia as part of my job and come back only in 2010 November. I like to continue that course .what I can do?.Please inform. Vijayadas .D Yours sincierly, Bethel House , Vijayadas Kadukkamoodu 20 / 01 / 09 Uriacodu P .O - 695543 Trivandrum, Kerala. India Ph - 0541580665 (Saudi Arabia) email -vijayadasd@yahoo.in
What languages are spoken in Nagaland India?
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The official language of Nagaland is English.
The Nagas, scattered in Nagaland and adjacent parts of Manipur, Assam, Arunachal Pradesh and Myanmar, do not form one homogeneous tribe but rather a constellation of numerous tribes. Each Naga tribe occupies its distinct territory, where it has certain rights over land, forest and water resources both at a collective level and in a private capacity.
All Nagas share a common core of cultural traditions and material traits, but unique customs, laws, dialects and other social institutions differentiate them from one another. Seventeen tribes in Nagaland and seven tribes in Manipur are classified as Naga Scheduled Tribes, but such ethnic categorization, a legacy of colonial constructions, does not match with the peoples' own ethno-cultural classification.
Nagamese is the Lingua-Franca used by all Naga tribes in Nagaland. Widely spoken by the tribal people of the state, Nagamese is basically a broken or simplified Assamese language. It has also been enriched with some words from Naga languages and Hindi.
Nagaland's Nagamese has gained popularity due to the simplicity of the language. Since the language does not have any written script, it does not have grammatical complications. Nagamese has no use for gender classifications, which makes it easier. Nagamese is popular as the language of communication. Although there are many languages in the Nagaland, Nagamese acts as the interlink between these languages and helps in better communication.
The official language of Nagaland is English, but mostly kanyak is spoken.Every tribe in Nagaland has its own unique language. Nagas speak more than 20 different dialects (major 16 tribes in Nagaland including Kuki and Dimasa) belonging to the Sino-Tibetan family of languages. The traditional languages do not have any script of their own. The Christian missionaries used Roman script for these languages.
