Understanding the Bible: Why meaning and translation still matter today | Mathew Rongmei
The Bible is one of the most read books in the world. Many people find hope and guidance in it. But at the same time, many also find it hard…
No Constitutional Mandate for Singing Vande Mataram | Yumri Taipodia
The Right to Speech Must Equal the Right to Silence In a diverse and pluralistic nation like India, the strength of democracy lies not merely in its constitutional framework, but…
Stories Of The Soil: Naga Voices In English Literature | Siamthianmawi
The people of Nagaland are a community who relied strongly on oral traditions as foundations to preserve their cultural identity and history in the absence of pre-colonial written records. Passed…
Social media detox as a survival game | Moarula Pongen
Are you a gamer? Or maybe just a boss-level scroller stuck in an infinite loop of reels, tweets, and late-night likes? What if I told you that logging off could…
When Instinct Fails: The Rise of Numb Minds in Today’s Politics | Monalisa Changkija
One of the least lauded people in the movie industry, including television serials—however sought after they may be—are casting directors. It is admirable how they can select the most suitable…
The Woman Who Still Shines at 103 | Meyu Changkiri
At 103, Mrs. Metongla still smiles warmly, laughs easily, and carries within her the story of an entire generation. When our family travelled from Shillong to Dimapur to pray with…
Of Interlopers And The Game Of Trickery | Kezhalevor Iralu
Much has been said about the so-called political talk between the NSCN-IM and the Government of India and in the recent budget session of the puppet Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA)…
PRESSING CHALLENGES OF THE NAGAS | S RICHARD HUMTSOE
The State of Nagaland, endowed with rich cultural diversity and a resilient societal fabric, continues to grapple with a constellation of deeply rooted structural and political challenges. Addressing these issues…
The Role of Naga Women in Developed India (Viksit Bharat) | Livini V Zhimo
The Forgotten Half: Often Addressed as Women’s Rights in Our Society Imagine a world where every woman is treated equally in the way they play their role. Naga women stand…
A Clarion Call for Repeal of APFRA 1978 | Yumri Taipodia
In every society, there comes a moment when laws must be re-examined—not out of rebellion, but out of responsibility. A moment when people pause and ask whether the legal frameworks…