The Clash of the Egos | Meyu Changkiri
Have you ever walked into a room where the tension was thick, though not a word was spoken? The air feels heavy. Smiles are tight. Eyes avoid contact. Conversations happen,…
NSCN-IM Chairman Q. Tuccu’s Speech on the 10th Anniversary of Framework Agreement
My dear comrades! Let us praise the lord and give glory to Him because we are here today because of His love and blessings to NSCN and Naga nation. Today…
The new mission field: why Nagaland still needs missionaries
Christianity in Nagaland is no longer an uphill battle- it is a tradition, a structure and a norm. Yet the essence of the gospel, which once turned hearts and communities…
The Silent Cry of a Forgotten Child | Samson Angnao
In the year 2001, a young boy named Khangkhishu journeyed from the hills of Eastern Nagaland in Myanmar to the busy town of Dimapur, India. He came not for adventure…
Deserving our tomorrow | Monalisa Changkija
Early July, as elsewhere across the region, Nagaland too saw heavy rains that not only flooded several parts of Dimapur including colonies but also caused floods in the hilly capital…
First to God | Meyu Changkiri
Tithing should never become a legalistic burden. If you’re giving with a heart of love and trust - even sacrificially from limited means - God honors that. We serve a…
Sins we normalize: when corruption becomes a lifestyle | Bendangliba Andrew
Sins we normalize: when corruption becomes a lifestyle
Are Asomiyas facing a bleak future in their homeland? – Nava Thakuria
The indigenous population in Assam of northeast India continues getting shocking revelations every alternate day from none other than State chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma. Pursuing a series of eviction…
Rediscovering biblical stewardship in Nagaland’s consumption-driven economy | Bendangliba Andrew
In Nagaland, a quiet paradox unfolds. While the land is fertile and the people are industrious by nature, our economic behavior increasingly tilts toward consumption rather than production. We import…
Higher Education Concerns in Nagaland
We cannot give the youths jobs, nor are we creating entrepreneurs. So, investing in education is the only option. As it is, there is already chaos in our society, with…