Ao Students’ Conference Condolence Message on the Passing of Shri Zubeen Garg
The Ao Students’ Conference expresses its deepest condolences at the passing of Shri Zubeen Garg, one of the most cherished cultural figures of Assam and the North East.
When a Bond Becomes a Weapon of Exploitation | Media Cell, NRMSATA-2016
On February 9, 2016, hundreds of young teachers were appointed under the Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan (RMSA) scheme. As a condition of employment, we were required to sign a bond.…
The Silent Crisis of the Church | Meyu Changkiri
Every age has its crises. In ours, corruption, immorality, and conflict plague our societies. From dishonesty in politics to breakdowns in family life, from division in communities to violence in…
The Crisis of Business Ethics Among Naga Entrepreneurs: Why Local Support is Dwindling | Moajungshi Menon
The Naga community has no shortage of entrepreneurial spirit. In recent years we’ve seen a surge in local businesses from retail stores and cafés to home-based ventures and tech startups.…
“Men at Work” not “Work in Progress” | Monalisa Changkija
An adage says it is the journey not the destination that counts. If so, the journey on the Dimapur-Kohima National Highway 29, about 74 kms, is disillusioning. Over a decade…
Perspective of Migration in North East India | Himasri Barman
Migration is an essential phenomenon of nature. There are numerous causes of migration, regardless of the state of the economy. Social, political, cultural, and environmental, health, and educational considerations are…
Equal Pay, Ethical Governance, and the Future of Education | ArenlaTzudir
The true mark of good governance and a developed state lies not merely in economic growth, but in ethical governance -a government that puts its people first, ensures dignified employment,…
Friend Sharpens Friend | Meyu Changkiri
One of the deepest desires of the human heart is connection. From childhood to old age, we long for people who “get us,” stand with us, and walk alongside us…
PM Modi’s Visit to Manipur After 2.5 Years – Too Little, Too Late | Rajesh Kumar Sethi
The people of Manipur know the truth — that while they cried out for help, BJP and Modi looked the other way. No amount of red carpets, slogans, or managed…
Colonialism And Its Legacy Of Border Disputes | Thsachoba TS
Colonialism’s relentless pursuit of power and resources profoundly impacted indigenous communities, leaving a legacy of arbitrary border demarcations. These boundaries, drawn with little regard for the cultural, social, and spiritual…