The Nocte are agriculturalists and have a good planning in their daily diet.

Headhunting, which once proved to be popular among the Nocte, has been banned since 1991.

The 1961 census still reports a few Buddhists among the Nocte.

Soon she engaged herself in studying Nocte there.

The Khonbao allow two of his sons to teach him Nocte.

The second day, known as Chamkatja, requires the Nocte to pray to the gods and the chiefs.

In Tirap district Nocte is the most populated tribe, they have the majority in the area.

Among Nocte Catholics, syncretism between traditional religions and Christianity is evident.

The Nocte followed an age-old tradition of keeping bodies of the deceased relatives in the open, either near a river or just outside their houses.

Tribes such as the Nocte came to settle in the area during the 16th century, at the time of reign of the Ahoms.

Crossing dense forests, hill streams and mountains, he arrived at a Nocte village in Namasang.

Already Bronson acquainted with the Nocte language.

In 2011, the Spanish edition won the Nocte award for Best International Book.

In the accounts of Ruth Bronson, we have the traditional works of the Nocte women which already mentioned.

Loku, which literally means chasing out of the old season of the year, acts as the main festival of the Nocte.

A local liquor brewed from rice, tapioca and millet proved to be popular among the Nocte, although in recent times tea is consumed as well.

Moreover there is a small population of Konyak, Manipuri and Nocte living in certain parts of the district.

After his first Namsang visit, Bronson prepared a book of Catechism in Nocte.

The best known Konyak languages are Konyak and Nocte.

There are also few small tribes like Tai Phake, Khamyang, Nocte etc.

One Nocte Chief Narottama accepted Vaisnav faith here.

The Nocte construct houses made of silts, although the chief's houses are constructed with carved massive blocks and wooden pillars.

The Nocte also deeply follow the virtues of Barghariya Satra in addition to Jauban.

The Kheti village, which is not far removed from Khonsa, was the last village to give up this practice in the modern Nocte society.

Nocte Obducta is a German Avant Garde Black metal band.