Politics of the past
It is said that history is past politics. What we know today as history was politics in the past. For those who are interested in history, the politics of the…
Nagaland politics stirs up hours before BJP’s ‘election machine’ Amit Shah’s visit
Known as the Bharatiya Janata Party’s election machine or the modern-age Chanakya, Union Home Minister Amit Shah is expected to arrive at Dimapur airport at 2:00 PM from Imphal and…
In New Year, Simmering Political Uncertainty In Nagaland Deepens
It is no secret that electoral tremors are being felt in Nagaland although no political party has openly started campaigning. It has seen fresh violence in Khar village under Mokokchung…
Changing contours of State politics
Politics in Nagaland have always been overly simplistic. In Nagaland, it was widely believed that those with money and influence would always prevail and it has for a long time…
Politics is not all filthy
It is not the evil that destroys the world; It is those who watch them without doing anything. Since ‘politics’ has long been associated with the word ‘dirty’, many people…
The Antithesis of Christianity and Politics in Nagaland
Has Christianity failed the Nagas? According to the 2011 census, 87.93% of the Nagas are Christians in Nagaland. Baptist is a major denomination in Nagaland. However, irrespective of denominations, Christians…
Therie slams BJP MP Phangnon Konyak’s ‘Don’t mix religion with politics’ remark
The president of Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee, K. Therie slammed MP Phangnon Konyak’s recent “Don’t mix religion with politics” remark by calling her “ignorant” and pointed out that it is…
Politics is too important to be left to the politicians: The Naga Rising
The Naga Rising has come down heavily on Nagaland chief minister Neiphiu Rio’s recent statement that “politics was best left to politicians” which he reportedly said during the Northeast Agri-Expo…