To Honor the Aged Is to Honor God | Meyu Changkiri
When life gets tough, I often picture my father - no longer with us - sitting quietly by the fire. In my memory his hands are wrinkled, but I remember…
Motivators, Not Teachers: The Power That Shapes Tomorrow
Dr. Richard R. Ernst, the 1991 Nobel Laureate in Chemistry, whose pioneering work in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) once remarked: “Children didn’t need any teachers, but motivators.” His words echo…
NAGALAND ROADS AND THE POLITICAL WEATHER! – ALONG LONGKUMER
The current broken state of roads in the State capital Kohima, commercial hub Dimapur and across other districts of Nagaland has been published and reported in numerous media platforms. This…
RSS at 100 Years – A Century of Division, Hatred and Betrayal | Rajesh Kumar Sethi
The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), which completes 100 years, has no contribution in India’s freedom struggle. Instead, its history is filled with betrayal of the nation and hatred against our…
Preserving Indigenous Identity Amid Religious Conversion | Thsachoba TS
Indigenous communities across the world have flourished with vibrant cultural identities, deep-rooted traditions, and sustainable lifestyles anchored in their connection to nature, ancestry, and communal living. However, the spread of…
Beyond The Call of Duty: The Stories of Students Ms. Peleno Chose to Rewrite | Sonal Bhasin
A few years ago, while sitting quietly with my own thoughts, a realisation came to me. Our own story is never ours alone, it is woven from the countless stories…
Is there any road in Nagaland? | Moajungshi Menon
In most parts of the world, roads are so basic that people don’t even think twice about them. They are the arteries of an economy, the signboards of progress, the…
Fact of times and tides | Monalisa Changkija
Last month the Northeast was shocked to learn that nearly 3,000 bighas (around 1,000 acres) of tribal land in Dima Hasao, a remote hill district of southern Assam, have been…
Remembering My Teacher, Prof. Renthy Keitzar On His 25th Death Anniversary | Meyu Changkiri
On October 1, 2000, the theological world of Northeast India and Southeast Asia lost one of its brightest lights - Prof. Renthy Keitzar. This year marks the 25th anniversary of…
Red flag of our societal underbelly | Monalisa Changkija
Every so often, the ugly creases and cracks on the comical façade we wear so deftly emerge exposing unpalatable but irrefutable truths. Threats directed at Rosemary Dzuvichu particularly and generally…