Step Outside, Slow Down, Begin Again
As life accelerates, the simplest wisdom remains: every now and then, go back to nature. It is where we come from, and where we remember who we are.
Build Nagaland’s Sporting Ecosystem From The Grassroots
Beyond policy and governance, sports remain vital in nurturing community spirit, promoting healthy living, and creating pathways for youth. Most importantly, they help build an ecosystem without which the sports…
Misplaced Pride: Rethinking Our Attitude Toward Culture and Commerce
Our pride should not be limited to cultural symbols alone. It should extend to the products we create, the services we provide, and the stories we tell in our communities.…
A Generation That Can Transform Nagaland
A generation is often described as the span of a single lifetime, but history shows that it can also be the span in which nations rise, societies renew themselves, and…
When the City Thrives, We Thrive
There are moments in life when we are called to look beyond ourselves and see the broader picture. Jeremiah 29:7 from the Bible offers such a call. Spoken to the…
Fragility of Our Food (Pork) Security
The recent directive from the Deputy Commissioner of Mokokchung, banning the transportation, import, and sale of pigs and pork products from Assam due to African Swine Fever (ASF) is not…
Collectivism Should Not Silence the Individual
Only by respecting individual freedom can we build a society that is mature, confident, progressive, and capable of meeting the future without fear or insecurity. A society that protects the…
When Everything Becomes A Ritual
Maybe the real issue is this: we want change without discomfort, progress without sacrifice, transformation without confrontation.
A Case for Term Limits
In a functioning democracy, governance must be driven by accountability, urgency and service to the people. A decade, for instance, is long enough for any government to introduce reforms, build…
Paid News Is Eating Away the Press From Within
There are many forces today that undermine media credibility. Political polarization, declining newsroom standards, shrinking revenue models, misinformation on social media, and the growing clout or simple greed of media…