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War, an enemy of progress, outwardly results the total devastation of the structure of human lives and properties. In general, the impact of war is wide spread and long-lasting. Men involved in war besides the citizens suffer a great deal. In case of women and children one can envisage many discernable atrocities. The effects of war include physical and psychological scars on children, on women, and a decrease in population. Other consequences other than death are disability, malnutrition, damage or loss of infrastructure amenities, economic decline, mental illness, and mistrust among dissenting citizens. People's lives and every day activities are at stake. This paper highlights the impact of war and its consequences on the lives of Naga People in the select works of Easterine Kire. The present paper particularly centres around the brutalities of the war and post war situations as well as struggles of Naga men, women and children.