October 5, 2026
Euphemisms for the workplace newbie
Decoding the office vernacular, one phrase at a time.
Keletsino Mejura
Keletsino Mejura is an editorial analyst at IDR. Prior to this, she worked in communications with two nonprofits operating across Northeast India, covering livelihoods, entrepreneurship, and natural resource management. She holds a master’s degree in mass communication and is interested in community engagement, gender, and related social issues. Keletsino is an IDR Northeast Media Fellow 2024–25.
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Articles by Keletsino Mejura
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Inside Dzuleke: How Nagaland’s rotational homestays work
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Wasting a city: Nagaland’s urban waste crisis
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January 15, 2025
All is not well in Nagaland’s oil palm plantations
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December 6, 2024
In Nagaland, conservation and entrepreneurship go hand in hand
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November 22, 2024
Rongmei youth in Nagaland fish for opportunities
Lacking ST status, Rongmei youth in Nagaland struggle to access government jobs. Entrepreneurship offers a way forward, but it comes with challenges.
October 23, 2024
A village of coffee growers in Nagaland seeks a better market
In Nagaland’s Sendenyu village, 23 families run a coffee farm together to earn their livelihood. But there are market challenges they need to overcome.
October 11, 2024
What is changing in Nagaland’s thrift fashion industry?
Digital and physical thrift stores in Nagaland continue to coexist despite a shift in sustainable clothing trends. But it isn’t an easy ride.
August 29, 2024
Photo essay: Women drive the dry flower business in Nagaland
Nagaland’s women entrepreneurs have turned their flower drying tradition into a sustainable source of livelihoods. However, they still struggle for government support.
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