TRUDEAU’S POLITICS OF CONVENIENCE | Binit Patnaik, Lumami
In the aftermath of the success of Indian diplomacy at the Group of 20 (G20) summit in New Delhi, there came a diplomatic shocker from the Canadian capital. Prime Minister…
The Courage to Speak Truth: Dr BR Ambedkar’s Definition of Leadership
“A ‘Yes man’ is a dangerous man. He is a menace. He will go very far. He can become a minister, a secretary, or a Field Marshal but he can…
Student Council: The Pillars of Academic Governance
In the realm of educational institutions, there exists a group of individuals whose role extends far beyond mere representation. They are not merely the voices of students; they are the…
Pakistan’s Pashtun Problem: Asia’s next powder keg
Bharat’s neighbourhood never ceases to spring challenges for the subcontinent and the world as a whole. Ever since the Taliban wrested control over Kabul, the security scheme of things has…
Do not Scapegoat the NLTP-Act of 1989
What has caused the NLTP Act to become an issue? Of late we have seen the issue coming out in the public domain for discussion and the focus has been…
Designer Eggs | Dr. S Sarendi Walling
Introduction Today in this fast-changing world one of the major issues concerning our daily life is what we eat as we are more conscious of our health these days. Amongst…
XiNomics and Tame Wolf Diplomacy | Binit Patnaik, Lumami
Chinese diplomacy, which is no more seen as diplomacy, has multiple interesting insights into the otherwise opaque country, for both the domestic audience and international watchers. The cartographic aggression shown…
LET MY PEOPLE GO (A Reflection on Naga Freedom Movement) – Z. K. Pahrii
As a way of introduction: Once again, Nagas need to hear the exodus story of the Israelites. Living under Egyptian bondage for centuries, they were in danger of losing all…
Naga Hoho writes to Nagaland Chief Minister Rio
To, The Hon’ble Chief Minister, Nagaland Sub: Representation vis-à-vis People of Concern (POC) for displaced Nagas of Myanmar. The Naga people who have been living independently and peacefully…
Project Constitutional Justice in Solidarity with Sao Chang College Students’ Union
Project Constitutional Justice stands in solidarity with Sao Chang government college students’ demand for proper transportation, high quality roads and an appointment of a well-qualified full-time principal. Students of…