Tiplut Nongbri is currently Dr. Saifuddin Kitchlew Chair Professor at the Centre for North East Study and Policy Research, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi. She had taught Sociology at the Centre for the Study of Social Systems, School of Social Sciences, JNU. She was the founding director of the North East India Studies Programme, JNU. She has published widely. Her research interests include family and kinship, studies of tribes and marginal groups, environmental sociology and development issues. Rashi Bhargava is currently Assistant Professor at the Department of Sociology, Maitreyi College, University of Delhi, New Delhi (India). She has a Doctorate in Sociology from Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. Her research interests consist broadly of politics, ethnicity, identity construction and civil society in the region of North East India. She is also interested in issues of methodology and theory. In the past, she has taught at the Department ofSociology, Hindu College and Kamala Nehru College of University of Delhi.

• Negotiating the Visibility of ‘Habitus’ of ‘the Nagas’ and their Photographers.- ‘We were the Others’: Visuality in Colonial Writings.- Conversation Pieces: How Digital Technologies might Reinvigorate and Reveal the Social Lives of Objects.- Mai-baaps and Minis:  Spatiality, Visuality and Materiality in Assam’s Tea Gardens.- Mapping Power and Domination: Studying State Making in Arunachal Pradesh through Old Official Photographs.- Hau Laa and Hymn: Musicking dynamics of the Hau-Tangkhuls.- Sartorial Matters: A Brief History of Attire in Mizoram.- Representing Tea, Creating Consumers: Tea Advertising in Late Colonial India.- Food is not just ‘food’: Analyzing Gender in the Assamese Foodscape.- Tilted Views and C Sailo: A Study of Satire in Contemporary Indie Comics.- Reimagining the Pastoral: Metaphors and Meanings of the Everyday in Assam and India’s Northeast.- Weaving Identity and Resistance: Politics of Contemporary Textile Practices of the Tangkhuls.

Tiplut Nongbri is currently Dr. Saifuddin Kitchlew Chair Professor at the Centre for North East Study and Policy Research, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi. She had taught Sociology at the Centre for the Study of Social Systems, School of Social Sciences, JNU. She was the founding director of the North East India Studies Programme, JNU. She has published widely. Her research interests include family and kinship, studies of tribes and marginal groups, environmental sociology and development issues. Rashi Bhargava is currently Assistant Professor at the Department of Sociology, Maitreyi College, University of Delhi, New Delhi (India). She has a Doctorate in Sociology from Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. Her research interests consist broadly of politics, ethnicity, identity construction and civil society in the region of North East India. She is also interested in issues of methodology and theory. In the past, she has taught at the Department ofSociology, Hindu College and Kamala Nehru College of University of Delhi.

• Negotiating the Visibility of ‘Habitus’ of ‘the Nagas’ and their Photographers.- ‘We were the Others’: Visuality in Colonial Writings.- Conversation Pieces: How Digital Technologies might Reinvigorate and Reveal the Social Lives of Objects.- Mai-baaps and Minis:  Spatiality, Visuality and Materiality in Assam’s Tea Gardens.- Mapping Power and Domination: Studying State Making in Arunachal Pradesh through Old Official Photographs.- Hau Laa and Hymn: Musicking dynamics of the Hau-Tangkhuls.- Sartorial Matters: A Brief History of Attire in Mizoram.- Representing Tea, Creating Consumers: Tea Advertising in Late Colonial India.- Food is not just ‘food’: Analyzing Gender in the Assamese Foodscape.- Tilted Views and C Sailo: A Study of Satire in Contemporary Indie Comics.- Reimagining the Pastoral: Metaphors and Meanings of the Everyday in Assam and India’s Northeast.- Weaving Identity and Resistance: Politics of Contemporary Textile Practices of the Tangkhuls.

Tiplut Nongbri is currently Dr. Saifuddin Kitchlew Chair Professor at the Centre for North East Study and Policy Research, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi. She had taught Sociology at the Centre for the Study of Social Systems, School of Social Sciences, JNU. She was the founding director of the North East India Studies Programme, JNU. She has published widely. Her research interests include family and kinship, studies of tribes and marginal groups, environmental sociology and development issues. Rashi Bhargava is currently Assistant Professor at the Department of Sociology, Maitreyi College, University of Delhi, New Delhi (India). She has a Doctorate in Sociology from Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. Her research interests consist broadly of politics, ethnicity, identity construction and civil society in the region of North East India. She is also interested in issues of methodology and theory. In the past, she has taught at the Department ofSociology, Hindu College and Kamala Nehru College of University of Delhi.

• Negotiating the Visibility of ‘Habitus’ of ‘the Nagas’ and their Photographers.- ‘We were the Others’: Visuality in Colonial Writings.- Conversation Pieces: How Digital Technologies might Reinvigorate and Reveal the Social Lives of Objects.- Mai-baaps and Minis:  Spatiality, Visuality and Materiality in Assam’s Tea Gardens.- Mapping Power and Domination: Studying State Making in Arunachal Pradesh through Old Official Photographs.- Hau Laa and Hymn: Musicking dynamics of the Hau-Tangkhuls.- Sartorial Matters: A Brief History of Attire in Mizoram.- Representing Tea, Creating Consumers: Tea Advertising in Late Colonial India.- Food is not just ‘food’: Analyzing Gender in the Assamese Foodscape.- Tilted Views and C Sailo: A Study of Satire in Contemporary Indie Comics.- Reimagining the Pastoral: Metaphors and Meanings of the Everyday in Assam and India’s Northeast.- Weaving Identity and Resistance: Politics of Contemporary Textile Practices of the Tangkhuls.