The Post Graduate Diploma in Indigenous studies strengthens my knowledge about my identity and open my eyes to the importance of understanding our identity with God. It strives to provide how Indigenous wisdom stood the test of time and provides a platform to learn more about our culture and traditions. It is a great course and it challenges me to think about my roots and helps me find my purpose in society. In this modern era, we often find ourselves consumed with Western culture, however, as an indigenous individual we should rekindle the importance of our traditional views and ethical values in our present society. The course taught me many things and improve my participation skills in the classes. The faculty members are awesome and I love every session. Wishing Bethesda Khankho Institute to grow and continue be the light providing authentic cultural knowledge for our generations to come.

The Post Graduate Diploma in Indigenous Studies (PGDIS) illuminates to the rich culture of indigenous knowledge and wisdom. With the advancement of Science & Technology, the alien culture is devouring the autochthonous one. In the whirlpool of identity crisis, the PGDIS will give you insight about the meaning and purpose of life. The PGDIS help me to understand the concept of God in the light of indigenous worldview. This really help and shaped my perspective to deal with life complicated issues I have experienced. The course gives me an opportunity to interact with fellow indigenous students with whom I engaged in the discourse of the lost valuable culture and traditional practices. The faculty members who are from different corners of the globe groomed my writing and presentation skills academically beautiful. The method of Khankho way of dealing one another throughout the course is one of the distinguishing features of the institute. Honestly speaking, BKI is the right place to dive in indigenous studies, especially the indigenous people of Northeast India. You will feel like a dog with two tails if you become one the BKIans.