The Woes of Being a Citizen of Nagaland
Nagaland today presents a stark paradox. While headlines celebrate development in certain sectors, the reality for ordinary citizens tells a far different story.
Mokokchung Times
Nagaland today presents a stark paradox. While headlines celebrate development in certain sectors, the reality for ordinary citizens tells a far different story.
The Mokokchung District Football Association (MDFA) tournament has long been the heart of the district’s sporting calendar. Its history mirrors the evolution of Mokokchung’s sports culture, shaping generations of footballers…
The answer lies in the gap between faith and reason. Superstition may reinforce belief in the divine, but it rarely nurtures accountability or rational ethics.
The sight of water leaking from the roof of the Multi-purpose Sports Complex in Mokokchung as the 4th Inter-Ward Volleyball Tournament began should stir more than mild embarrassment. It is…
The inauguration of Arunachal Pradesh’s first commercial coal mine at Namchik Namphuk marks more than an industrial milestone for the Northeast; it signals a new era of resource-based growth that…
Fear is one of humanity’s most powerful emotions. It has kept us alive through danger, but it has also kept us enslaved to our own minds. At its core, fear…
Truth is both valuable and challenging. Humans pride ourselves on being rational beings, yet time and again, we witness individuals and societies turning away from facts, preferring comforting illusions over…
In both business and politics, there exists a phenomenon often described as the “big-fish-eat-small-fish” syndrome, where larger players, equipped with more resources and influence, attract and absorb the talent or…
In a society that prides itself on rich traditions, vibrant culture, and intellectual heritage, the absence of public discourse in Mokokchung is deeply concerning. Few citizens, be they concerned individuals,…
One of the stark realities confronting us today is our collective inability to preserve records. This weakness is not just a passing flaw; it is a cultural and historical gap…