Lamentations for Integrity Lost
We live in a society so rotten with corruption that morality has become extinct. People wander shamelessly in search of easy money and selfish gain, quick to grovel before the…
Mokokchung Times
We live in a society so rotten with corruption that morality has become extinct. People wander shamelessly in search of easy money and selfish gain, quick to grovel before the…
The recent announcement of leadership reshuffle by Congress in Nagaland may already be coming too late. The party had momentum after its 2024 Lok Sabha win through MP Supongmeren Jamir…
For those following the ongoing India AI Impact Summit 2026, it is clear that the pace of technological change is accelerating at an unprecedented rate. Artificial general intelligence, or AGI,…
Faith has long been a guiding force in human society. It gives meaning to suffering, inspires compassion and builds moral communities. At its core, faith is trust grounded in conviction.…
It is convenient to blame politicians for every failure of governance. Roads remain broken, public services falter, corruption festers, and we point upward in indignation. Yet the uncomfortable truth is…
Artificial Intelligence is no longer a distant concept. It is rapidly reshaping economies, governance, and daily life across the globe. India’s ambitious push, highlighted by the India AI Impact Summit…
History does not always survive in archives. Often, it endures in memory, ritual, and the quiet transmission of trust between communities. The recent Changki–Tai Ahom Cultural Connect was a reminder…
The year has barely begun, yet a series of reports from Mokokchung point to a troubling pattern that deserves urgent reflection. Taken individually, each issue may appear manageable. Viewed together,…
Across generations, Nagas have spoken of shared history, shared memory, and a shared sense of peoplehood that transcends village, tribe and even borders. Yet the political reality today reflects something…
For now, expectations are high in Eastern Nagaland. The real measure of success will lie not in declarations, but in visible development, responsive governance, and the restoration of trust.