Where the Road Splits: Finding Our Way Back to One
Our elders tell us of a time when the Naga national movement was not just a cause—it was a shared conviction, sustained by the people’s unwavering faith. Villagers gave their…
Can Tradition and Science Coexist? How Science Communication is Transforming Nagaland | Mercy Wangnao
In a world where scientific advancements are rapidly shaping modern life, the question arises: Can tradition and science coexist, or must one replace the other? In Nagaland, where indigenous knowledge…
When Words Fail | Meyu Changkiri
Seventeen years ago, I was installed as a pastor in a new congregation – a place where I had never served before. In fact, it was my first pastoral ministry,…
“None is landless, no need of extra pampering”: Former Nagaland Speaker Lohe | Nirendra Dev, New Delhi
Z Lohe, former Speaker of Nagaland assembly did some candid talk at the ex-Parliamentarians Association meet in Dimapur on March 14. Hence, the ‘Cry for Peace’ transformed into neo-clamour for…
The Naga Struggle: A Call for Unity Amongst Our Youth | Aga Rengma
The Naga people have a long and complex history of struggle for self-determination. From the early days of resistance against colonial rule to the protracted negotiations for political recognition, our…
Beyond Tribalism, Towards Progress
A tribe is a group of people who share a common culture, traditions, or beliefs. Tribes existed for thousands of years. Even today, many tribes exist around the world. However,…
‘Ghar Wapsi’ on cards for Team Neiphiu Rio-Chingwang? | Nirendra Dev, New Delhi
Neiphiu Rio has thrown a ‘royal Angami Naga’ challenge to Amit Shah ? Will Congress revival start from Kohima ? The Rio-loyalists may like to believe if the Chief Minister…
Theologians: Torchbearers of Divine Wisdom and Social Conscience | Dr. Aniruddha Babar
Sitting under the shade of an ancient tree on a mountaintop somewhere in Noklak, I find myself immersed in contemplation, watching the mist roll over the distant hills. The cool…
Being a village | Monalisa Changkija
Please find the speech of Monalisa Changkija at International Women’s Day celebration at Kohima Respected Chairperson and Members of the NSCW, dignitaries of the Social Welfare Department, other Government Departments/agencies,…
Cinema as a Catalyst: Unlocking Nagaland’s Potential in the Film Industry
Cinema has always been more than just entertainment—it is a powerful medium for storytelling, cultural preservation, and economic transformation. In a land as rich in heritage as Nagaland, film presents…