Project Director, Targeted Intervention Project for Reducing HIV transmission. Implemented by Educated And Self-Employed Women's Social Service Assn( ESEWOSSA)
Kuki has a “Black Day” with almost every neighbour:
•1993 – Kuki Black Day with the Nagas
•1997 – Kuki Black Day with the Paites/Zomi
•2003 – Kuki Black Day with the Dimasas
•2004 – Kuki Black Day with the Karbis
•2023 – Kuki Black Day with the Meeteis
What does this indicate? A pattern too obvious to ignore. When conflict follows you in every direction, with every neighbour, across every decade, it is no longer just coincidence, it is reflection. Yet, despite this history, the narrative is always the same: they claim perpetual victimhood and absolute righteousness.
The lesson is simple: if you have “Black Days” with everyone around you, perhaps the problem does not lie with everyone else. History has a way of revealing the truth, no matter how much one tries to paint themselves as the eternal victim.