Mood for Peace
By Gobind Thukral

THE strong yearning for peace is all pervasive in this land of unending insurgency. This feeling has been expressed in various ways by the peace-loving and carefree Naga men and women through their dance and culture, by those who toil hard in the denuded forests that have been eaten away by the all powerful mafia of politicians, officials and smugglers, and by the poverty-stricken people, who are a mute witness to this plunder.

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