How Nagaland Defies Religious Violence with Interfaith Harmony | Monalisa Changkija
Nagaland’s indigenous population is minuscule, and rapid demographic change is alarming
History of Lakhuti Catholic Church: 1951 to 2026 (75th Anniversary Jubilee) | Fr. Abraham Lotha
The story of the Catholic Church in Lakhuti evolved from “dhorum khicho” (took religion) to “Catholic dhorum hansiyicho” (brought Catholic religion) to “Catholic kümcho” (became Catholic). This unfolded at the…
Why Changki Still Stands | Meyu Changkiri
Why does a village still remain when history reminds us how easily communities can disappear?
What goes around comes around | Monalisa Changkija
From Festivals to Forgetfulness: How We Betray Our Spiritual Values after Celebrations End
ROAD NUISANCE | GT Thong
Driving can be dangerous if one is not alert and cautious. To help, the government has regulations in place. The concerned authorities do post NOTIFICATIONS from time to time, but…
Drink from your Own Cistern and Well: A Call to Faithfulness and Contentment in the New Year | Rev Dr Mar Pongener
As we step into a New Year, the Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) extends warm New Year greetings to all our churches, families, and believers across the land. We thank…
NBCC open letter to PM Modi
An Open Letter to the Hon. Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi
2026: THE YEAR OF EDUCATED UNEMPLOYED? | Khekiye K Sema IAS (Rtd)
As 2025 fades into the horizon we have no option but to open a fresh chapter of 2026 with serious questions that Nagas of Nagaland must find the courage to…
Racism Within Our Borders: How India Fails Its Northeast Citizens
Racism against Northeast Indians is not just a social issue; it is a failure of national conscience. It challenges the constitutional values of equality, fraternity, and dignity. Looking different, eating…
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…