A Rudimentary Exercise on Writing the Mongsen Ao Dialect | A Moalong Kichu
A) Addressing the Issue of ‘ü’: Mongsen Ao uses a,e, i, o, u, and ü as vowels. Therefore, ‘ü’ cannot be replaced with another vowel. However, using diacritical marks to…
Our Advice to all Northeasterns: Think Twice Before Chasing the “Doctor” Shortcut | Northeast Centre for High School Research
A NEET aspirant who didn’t clear MBBS might be tempted to view Ayurveda (BAMS) or Homeopathy (BHMS) as an easy backdoor to the “doctor” title. Beware: these are not equivalent…
Digital Idolatry: The Golden Calf of Our Time | Dr. Bendangliba Andrew
In every generation, humanity has created its own idols. The Bible tells us how the Israelites despite being freshly delivered from Egypt, crafted a golden calf and bowed before it.…
Some takeaways from the 24th Edition of Dr. T Ao Trophy
The total prize money, including both team categories and individual comes to just around 10 lakhs, which is relatively low compared to the efforts and expenses the participating teams had…
Whose NEET Seat Is It Anyway? – Mathew Rongmei
The Gauhati High Court’s recent verdict has exposed a mess of confusion and mistrust in Nagaland’s medical admissions. On August 14, Justice Mridul Kumar Kalita quashed parts of the 2021…
From Complaining to Contributing | Meyu Changkiri
Often, we hear ourselves saying, “The church should have done this” or “The leaders should have done that,” forgetting that we are part of the same family. We sit at…
Oh Pastor, my Pastor… | Subongtsungba Longkumer
I know your name, but do you know mine? I know the road that leads to your home — do you know the path that leads to mine?
NNPGs (Alezo) call for modern strategy while upholding historical rights
WORKING COMMITTEE NAGA NATIONAL POLITICAL GROUPS (NNPGs) INDEPENDENCE DAY SPEECH All glory to Almighty God our sustainer, on this historic day we salute every Nagas across the length and breadth.…
The Great Beast and the Role of the Church | Imjongsunep
But in the church’s role of taking up social issues, there is always the danger of pleasing the public over God.
Remembering the ‘Forgotten Theatre’ of WWII: Nagaland pays tribute to Fallen USAAF Crew | Alan Starcher, United States
Many have called it the “Forgotten Theatre” of World War II, but for those who served in this part of the world, the memories will never fade