Repatriating ancestral bones is not the answer | Joel Naga
As per reports the Pitt Rivers Museum (PRM) in Oxford has decided that it’s NOW ‘insensitive’ to exhibit the remains of 213 Naga bones, and other indigenous artefacts from around…
THE ILLS AND PROBLEMS OF NAGA SOCIETY | AV Chophi
We Nagas tends to shout vociferously at the top of our lungs, taking no time in blaming, pointing fingers, spitting venom and cursing others, including politicians, bureaucrats, contractors and especially…
Repatriation of Naga Ancestral Remains: An Intriguing Discourse | By Dr. Salome Zhimomi, a Social Anthropologist
I was very intrigued when I read the overview of The Morung Lecture XV on the Journey from the Heart: Naga Repatriation and Healing of the Land published in Morung…
Memory Musings and what’s our undoing: Nagas are busy debating non-issues | Dr SC Jamir, Former CM & Governor
Some people mix up governance with populism and rather cheap populism. I would like to start this piece by reminding the young readers that at one point of time we…
OPERATION OF INNER LINE PERMIT | C Talimoa, BA (Hons), LLB
Amidst rich culture and heritage, Nagaland is recognised for its hospitality. Irrespective of boundaries, religion or region, Nagaland has always been welcoming but with the recent incident that took place…
Celebrating India as A Sporting Nation | Anju Bobby George
It’s an exciting time for sports in India. India has always had a promising and large pool of sporting talent. What was needed was modifying the existing policies and bringing…
Challenges Facing Nagaland Adapting to the National Education Policy 2020 | Kevisato Sanyu Founder, NagaEd
The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 has been making headlines in Nagaland recently, with an increasing focus on its implementation. This includes Commissioner & Secretary for School Education & SCERT,…
Will there be Ao Nagas in 2099? | Sentilong Ozukum
Between 2008-2010, an archaeological excavation was jointly carried out by the Department of Art and Culture, Government of Nagaland and the Anthropological Society of Nagaland, at several sites in Nagaland…
Urban governance that defies tradition | Nukhosa Chüzho, Kohima
Election to the Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) and the consequent question of governing urban affairs has been a Damocles’ sword over the Nagas for over two decades. The diametrically opposed…
Breaking Barriers, Building Bridges: Nagaland’s ICT and e-Governance Transformative Impact
In the midst of every crisis, lies great opportunity’, the quick development of novel technological solutions offered by e-governance during the chaos of COVID-19is nothing short of making the best…