Social Etiquette
Etiquette and manners go hand in hand but are not the same. Etiquette is a set of rules dealing with exterior form while manners are an expression of inner character.…
Participating Wisely
The voters are regarded to be the kingmakers in a democratic society. In a true democracy, all citizens come together to decide the future of the country and, by extension,…
Aaya Ram Gaya Ram
Defection, often known as floor-crossing, is the transfer of allegiance by a legislator from one political party to another. It is common in all democracies. In fact, it is infamously…
Mokokchung Times is 1
This newspaper was launched exactly one year ago, on this day, and it has been an arduous but enriching journey so far. We want to thank each and every one…
Unity is sorely missed
Nagaland Minister Kaito Aye while addressing the 69th AKM General Conference on Thursday rightly said that Naga society is fragmented today and called upon the student community to join together…
“Festival” of Democracy
Almost everything about elections is dubious these days. Even the Election Commission of India, the institution responsible for superintending and directing, controlling and conducting elections is not spared. Just recently,…
VIP culture
In 2018, the Neiphiu Rio led People’s Democratic Alliance (PDA) formed the government in Nagaland, one of the first public policies that the newly installed government implemented was the curb…
Need For Research
Oxfam India’s “Survival of the Richest: The India Supplement” reveals some stark findings proving that the gap between the rich and the poor is indeed widening. “Survival of the Richest”…
Education in Praxis
It is heartening to know that the theme of the 69th General Conference of Ao Kaketshir Mungdang is “Education in Praxis.” As per the official abstract of the theme, the…
Dirty laundry
We have all heard the idiom, “Do not wash your dirty linen in public.” It simply means we should not reveal or share certain personal or private matters that could…