The Dying Embers of Peace and Progress I A. Anato Swu
The Dying Embers of Peace and Progress A. Anato Swu | Satakha Town It is time for the Nagas to stoke their own fire—with the wood gathered from the mighty…
When the Voter List Changes, Every Name Matters | IMCHAINBA
When the Voter List Changes, Every Name Matters This is why any large-scale revision of electoral rolls naturally attracts public attention. The ongoing discussion over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR)…
Sir George, Lady Wife and the Chief Guest
A little curiosity about the titles we casually throw around at public functions Mathew Rongmei Having attended quite a number of public programmes over the years, I have discovered that…
Longterok nung poker | Dr. N Temjenpokba Longkumer
This phrase has caused much misunderstanding, controversy and debate. And I believe it is due to or at least in part due to how the Ao Holy Bible-Temeshi Laishiba, has…
Urgent Need of Rationalization of Staff Strength in Some State Government Departments | Enoch Kithan
Since Nagaland attained statehood in 1963, various departments, branches, directorates and administrative structures have been established from time to time to address the emerging needs and priorities of the state.…
WHO GUARDS THE GUARDIAN OF DEMOCRACY? | Moajungshi Menon
India proudly calls itself the world’s largest democracy. Every election, millions of citizens exercise the most powerful right available to them which is the right to choose their government.But democracy…
Nagaland: 37 Years of Prohibition and the Unending Cost of Alcohol | Monalisa Changkija
Thirty-seven years after prohibition, Nagaland continues to grapple with alcohol demand and illicit liquor. Recent deaths from suspected spurious liquor renew questions over the policy’s human and social cost Monalisa…
The Absent Classroom – When Proxy Teachers Steal Our Children’s Future | Moajungshi Menon
Teaching is more than completing a syllabus or conducting examinations. A teacher shapes character, nurtures curiosity, encourages dreams and helps prepare the next generation of doctors, engineers, lawyers, entrepreneurs, civil…
Dr SC Jamir’s Right to Speak: A Call for Critical Reflection
As a citizen of India, Dr. S.C. Jamir has every right to speak for himself and for his community. This is a fundamental right enshrined in Indian Constitution under the…
Eight Decades of Struggle — But Where Are We Today? – N Ngansa
For more than eight decades, the Naga people have carried the weight of a political struggle rooted in our identity, rights, self-determination and aspiration for sovereignty. Generations have sacrificed, endured,…