When Pastors Read Together | Meyu Changkiri
Each month, a group of pastor friends gathers in the Naga Christian Fellowship Shillong Pastor’s office for a time of shared learning, encouragement, and spiritual refreshment through book reading. These…
Bee Inspired by Nature: Why Nagaland’s Indigenous Beekeeping Matters More Than Ever | Amba Jamir
Today, the 20th May 2025, as we mark World Bee Day 2025, the global theme — “Bee inspired by nature to nourish us all” — feels particularly close to home…
The Urgency of Imaginative Naga Political Form | Wati Aier
The historical and political rights of the Nagas, to mention a few, Naga Memorandum to Simon Commission, 1929, declaration of Naga Independence by the Naga National council, 1947 and, Naga…
Power Lines and Personal Ties: What Electricity Teaches Us About Relationships and Responsibility | Amba Jamir
It began with a simple WhatsApp video – a soulful song ‘Vanishing Family Bonds’ about family relationships, connections, and the delicate balance we often take for granted. Around the same…
Suspending Hasina’s Awami League and its aftermath | Nava Thakuria
After nine months, the interim government led by Nobel laureate Professor Muhammad Yunus in Dhaka continues pursuing the final reports by a number of reform commissions with their proposals and…
An Exemplary Family in a Messed-Up Generation | Meyu Changkiri
Every year, during the third week of May, the Ao Baptist Arogo Mungdang (ABAM) observes Christian Home Week. It is a special time set aside to reflect on the importance…
Football, Fellowship, and Faith | Meyu Changkiri
May 15, 2025, marks my father’s 95th birthday. Both he and his elder brother, Chachuba Changkiri, underwent training at the Assam Regiment Training Centre in Shillong at different times shortly…
The Seed of the Word | Dr Suryaraju Mattimalla
“In the quiet soil of a heart prepared, The Seed of the Word, divinely shared, Planted by hands of grace and love, Whispers of truth from heaven above. For the…
Oral Tradition and Indigenous Identity in Temsula Ao’s Works: A Literary Resistance from an Indic Perspective | Neptune Barman
Temsula Ao, a pioneering literary voice from Nagaland, offers a compelling lens through which to examine indigenous identity and the enduring significance of oral traditions in contemporary Indian literature. Her…
Naga National Council to observe 75th Naga Plebiscite Day
On 16th May 1951, the Naga National Council conducted the voluntary Plebiscite in our land under the leadership of A.Z. Phizo. Nagas used their thumb impression to make their voice…