Where God Speaks In The Small Things | Dr RK Behera
A touch of morality and ethics in every little act of daily life is not accidental; it is divine. Life is not measured by the greatness of our achievements alone,…
Why Changki Still Stands | Meyu Changkiri
Why does a village still remain when history reminds us how easily communities can disappear?
What goes around comes around | Monalisa Changkija
From Festivals to Forgetfulness: How We Betray Our Spiritual Values after Celebrations End
Drink from your Own Cistern and Well: A Call to Faithfulness and Contentment inĀ the New Year | Rev Dr Mar PongenerĀ
As we step into a New Year, the Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) extends warm New Year greetings to all our churches, families, and believers across the land. We thank…
2026: THE YEAR OF EDUCATED UNEMPLOYED? | Khekiye K Sema IAS (Rtd)
As 2025 fades into the horizon we have no option but to open a fresh chapter of 2026 with serious questions that Nagas of Nagaland must find the courage to…
Racism Within Our Borders: How India Fails Its Northeast CitizensĀ
Racism against Northeast Indians is not just a social issue; it is a failure of national conscience. It challenges the constitutional values of equality, fraternity, and dignity. Looking different, eating…
End of 2025: Reflections on Hope, Humanity and Changing Northeast | Monalisa Changkija
2025 is looking at just a few days before becoming history and, with the passage of time, a distant memory. We will bid adieu to this year with a mixture…
A Dialogue with a Difference: Why Naga Men Need to Talk About Patriarchy | Monalisa Changkija
During the dialogue, revelations emerged of an increasing number of students opening up about disrupted childhoods, abuse, and discrimination, frequently involving violence within families, particularly against women and children.
Can Prohibition Really Solve Alcoholism in Nagaland? | Monalisa Changkija
In any case, no Church, pastor, priest, or reverend can save souls. That remains the sole prerogative of divine grace. No institution or ideology should presume to replace the Almighty…
How Hornbill Has Overshadowed Nagaland State Day: Culture, Politics and Prohibition | Monalisa Changkija
This year too, the first of December saw Nagalandās famed Hornbill Festival begin in right earnest, as it does every year. December 1, incidentally, is also Nagalandās State Day ~…