Nagaland’s Digital Leap | Laxmi Kumari, MGM College
Standing at the threshold of completing my B.Com at MGM College, one truth has become unmistakably clear—education is not confined to textbooks; it comes alive in the world around us.…
Education Beyond Walls | Mughapu Swu, MGM College
In a world that is constantly evolving, the definition of education can no longer remain confined to textbooks, examinations, and four classroom walls. While academic knowledge forms the foundation, it…
Women’s Reservation: What Lies Between Legislative Promise and Political Narrative | Moajungshi Menon
The recent special session of the Lok Sabha, held from April 16 to 18, 2026, was presented as a historic opportunity to advance women’s political empowerment in India. The government…
Nagaland: Where Diversity Lives in Unity | Piwoto & Kilangyala, MGM College
Nagaland is a vivid example of how diversity can exist in harmony. The state is home to many tribes,each with its own language, customs, and way of life. Even with…
No Opposition, No Balance, A Lesson from Parliament for Nagaland | Moajungshi Menon
On April 17, 2026, something significant unfolded in India’s Parliament, an event that, while technical in nature, carries profound lessons for the health of our democracy. In the Lok Sabha,…
They Throw Stones Because You Bear Fruit | Dr RK Behera
When people throw stones at you, it is often not because of your weakness, but because of your worth. No one wastes stones on a barren tree. They are thrown…
Turning History Into Hope For Tomorrow | Itoli V Chophy, Zhokulu Khesoh
As we stand at the crossroads of time, it is natural to reflect on the journey that has brought us here. The past is a treasure trove of experiences, lessons,…
Deafening Silence on Manipur: BJP’s Double Engine Fails the People
The ongoing tragedy in Manipur is not just a law-and-order failure—it is a complete collapse of governance and accountability. It is deeply disturbing that the Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, has…
Nagas Can Do It! | ZK Pahrü Pou
Nagas have been living under ‘political bondage’ for so long that they have developed a very negative attitude not only towards the oppressors but also among themselves. With negative attitude…
No Constitutional Mandate for Singing Vande Mataram | Yumri Taipodia
The Right to Speech Must Equal the Right to Silence In a diverse and pluralistic nation like India, the strength of democracy lies not merely in its constitutional framework, but…