Beyond Exam Results
Following the recent release of the HSLC and HSSLC exam results by the Nagaland Board of School Education (NBSE), a striking figure emerges – out of 22,136 students who took…
Intentions and Outcomes
In every decision, action, or policy, there exists an underlying intent—a driving force that shapes our choices and directs our endeavors. However, the true measure of our actions lies not…
Demand Real Journalism
Real journalism is not a relic of a bygone era; it is the lifeblood of democracy. In today’s fast-paced world inundated with instant news, where headlines scream for fleeting clicks,…
Preserving Ao-Naga Language and Tradition
In a world marked by rapid globalization and cultural convergence, initiatives that celebrate and preserve indigenous languages, literature, and oral traditions are invaluable. The upcoming one-day international conference, jointly organized…
Urgency for Unity and Solidarity
As Nagaland goes to polls for the Lok Sabha 2024 elections, a significant twist has unfolded with over 5 lakh voters from Eastern Nagaland poised to abstain from participating. This…
Hand in the Monkey Jar
The Familiar Tale: You’ve probably heard the story about how to catch a monkey, right? If you put something a monkey wants into a jar that is fixed in place,…
Misconceived Notions of Politics
It is interesting to observe that the people of Nagaland are, perhaps for the first time in a while, taking the parliamentary elections to the Lower House seriously. It’s not…
A Promise Amidst Challenges
In a land fraught with political complexities and historical divisions, the recent adoption of the Naga National Anthem by the Naga Political Groups (NPGs) and FNR serves as a glimmer…
‘One Nation’
Upon close examination of the reform proposals put forth by the BJP, a recurring theme emerges: ‘One Nation’ is consistently prefixed to specific reforms. Phrases such as ‘One Nation, One…