End of 2025: Reflections on Hope, Humanity and Changing Northeast | Monalisa Changkija
2025 is looking at just a few days before becoming history and, with the passage of time, a distant memory. We will bid adieu to this year with a mixture…
A Dialogue with a Difference: Why Naga Men Need to Talk About Patriarchy | Monalisa Changkija
During the dialogue, revelations emerged of an increasing number of students opening up about disrupted childhoods, abuse, and discrimination, frequently involving violence within families, particularly against women and children.
Advent Hope and the Naga Future – A Reflection on History, Responsibility and Common Belonging | FNR
The Season of Advent, in the Christian liturgical calendar, announces hope in the inbreaking of God into human history. It is a season of anticipation, of waiting for the divine…
CHRISTMAS MESSAGE | Kezha Angami, Kedahge, FGN
The Federal Government of Nagaland wish Nagas and all peoples and nations upon the earth to attain the salvation, liberation and peace with God and with one another through Christ…
The Love That Comes Close: Fourth Sunday of Advent – December 21, 2025 | Meyu Changkiri
As the Fourth Sunday of Advent approaches, people across the world prepare for Christmas in many ways. For some, it is a season of decorations and gatherings; for others, a…
Kiwi Dreams on Nagaland’s Hills | Mathew Rongmei
Nagaland has slowly built a name for itself in kiwi cultivation. What began as a trial crop in the hills has today become one of the state’s most promising high-value…
Can Prohibition Really Solve Alcoholism in Nagaland? | Monalisa Changkija
In any case, no Church, pastor, priest, or reverend can save souls. That remains the sole prerogative of divine grace. No institution or ideology should presume to replace the Almighty…
The Joy That Steadies the Soul | Meyu Changkiri
The Third Sunday of Advent, known as the Sunday of Joy, comes each year with a gentle reminder that joy is more than a holiday feeling. It is a steady…
How Hornbill Has Overshadowed Nagaland State Day: Culture, Politics and Prohibition | Monalisa Changkija
This year too, the first of December saw Nagaland’s famed Hornbill Festival begin in right earnest, as it does every year. December 1, incidentally, is also Nagaland’s State Day ~…
Learning to Wait with Hope – Second Sunday of Advent – December 7, 2025 | Meyu Changkiri
When I think about waiting, my mind goes back to two young boys - my brother Imtimendang and me - standing on the dim platform of Dimapur Railway Station, shivering…