Farewell Address Of Ino Senka Ao, President, NNC
First and foremost, I offer my deepest gratitude to God Almighty, whose sustaining grace has carried me throughout my long journey in the Naga national movement. Across the many phases…
Satire | Cock-a-doodle-Coup, a Dame Has Done It Too – Kallol Dey
Dimapur produces about 90 metric tonnes of garbage every day. The Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC), however, produces something far more renewable: CRISIS. Garbage, at least, has the decency to stay…
The Last Press Conference by an Indian Prime Minister | Moajungshi Menon
In any vibrant democracy, the relationship between those who govern and those who ask questions on behalf of the people is of immense importance. The press serves as the eyes…
Language Imposition and the Burden on Tribal Students | A Anato Swu
The recent appeal made by the Dimapur Naga Students’ Union (DNSU) against the compulsory introduction of Sanskrit in CBSE schools across Nagaland deserves serious attention and appreciation. At a time…
Master Of Our Destiny | KHEKIYE K. SEMA IAS (Rtd)
Fellow Nagas of Nagaland…it’s about time that we all really wake up… seriously wake up… and firmly understand that the final Indo-Naga Political solution will not be a solution for…
How Democracy Is Being Undermined in India and Beyond | Monalisa Changkija
At any given point in time, life has never been easy, but it wasn’t all suffering and sacrifices all the time. Civilizations and countries have lived through peaceful, prosperous and…
Reclaiming the Family Table | Meyu Changkiri
Across many parts of the world, churches observe occasions such as Christian Home Week at different times of the year. The purpose is simple yet deeply important. Families are encouraged…
Called To Rise, Chosen To Shine | Dr RK Behera Principal, MGM College
In an age marked by fear, confusion, criticism, and uncertainty, humanity desperately needs voices of courage, faith, and righteousness. Across homes, institutions, and societies, many people today are silently battling…
Is there a “problem brewing” between NPF and BJP ahead of 2028?
This is a typical example of the politician–journalist relationship. Once, a journalist went to meet a neta at his residence. On getting the aroma of something being cooked in the…
Women’s Quota Law – Why Parliament Still Has No Reserved Seats | Mathew Rongmei
The kettle whistles in a small tea shop in Kohima. At a corner table, two men lean over a newspaper, discussing a figure that has dominated political conversation: 33%. The…