Beyond the FCRA Debate | Meyu Changkiri
Public opinion is a powerful force. It has the ability to unite people around truth, but it can also divide communities when built upon half-truths, assumptions, and sweeping generalisations. In…
Naga Political Solution: A Long-Standing Delay And The Question Of Accountability | Zanben Ezung
For decades, the Naga political issue has remained one of the longest and most complex political questions in India’s Northeast. Generations have lived through conflict, negotiations, ceasefires, political uncertainty and…
Road Traffic Accidents- A preventable threat to life, Bone and Joint Health | Dr. MHASESALU TETSEO
Road traffic accidents (RTA) are not inevitable tragedies. With responsible road behaviour, safer infrastructure and timely action, countless bone and joint injuries and the disabilities they cause can be prevented.…
How India’s Young Protesters Are Rewriting the Grammar of Dissent | Monalisa Changkija
Very admirably, youngsters didn’t seem to react to these tactics of threats and intimidation. The fact is that they just don’t care Over the decades, the attitude, mentality, and mindset…
Tide in the affairs of men | Monalisa Changkija
Repression and missed opportunities often become catalysts for profound political change. When governments ignore public aspirations, young people can reshape political narratives. “There is a tide in the affairs of…
Faith in Times of Suffering: A Message of Hope and Compassion | Rev. Dr. Mar Pongener
The recent landslides and natural calamities that have struck various parts of Nagaland have brought immeasurable pain, sorrow, and uncertainty to many families and communities. Precious lives have been lost,…
Governance Begins At The Village Level | Akhedy
“The soul of India lives in its villages.” These words of Mahatma Gandhi continue to hold profound relevance even in the twenty-first century. As India strives towards becoming a developed…
Rethinking Parenting: What Children Lose When Adults Do Too Much | Monalisa Changkija
There are a whole lot of things that cannot be taught and/or done for another person—not even for one’s own child. These things can be taught—and a lot of them…
The Pillar of Naga Sustenance | Thsachopa TS
For generations, agriculture has been more than an occupation for the Naga people. It has been the very heartbeat of our existence. Every Naga tribe, in one form or another,…
Are Churches Exempt from Income Tax in India? | Er Atoba Longkumer
Are Churches Exempt from Income Tax in India? The simple answer is yes. But not by default. Many churches assume that once the church has a PAN card and a…