RPOK holds 25th General Session, focus on community progress
The Razeba Public Organisation Kohima (RPOK) held its 25th General Session under the theme “Empowering Community Progress” on March 28 at RPOK Hall, Kohima, with K. G. Kenye, Minister for…
Progress on Paper, Challenges on Ground
Every Republic Day, Independence Day, and Statehood Day, the government of Nagaland outlines its achievements, initiatives, policies, and development goals. These customary speeches often present a detailed and optimistic vision…
The Promise of Tomorrow – Mathew Rongmei
Progress will not descend from the skies—they must be built from within
Beyond Tribalism, Towards Progress
A tribe is a group of people who share a common culture, traditions, or beliefs. Tribes existed for thousands of years. Even today, many tribes exist around the world. However,…
Pluralism over Dogmatism for Societal Progress
In today’s rapidly advancing and interconnected world, the need for pluralism over dogmatism is paramount for the growth and progress of our society. Pluralism, the recognition and affirmation of diversity…
Sustainable Development Over Unfettered Progress Please
As much as one would want Nagaland to forge ahead into an era of rapid development, it is imperative to be cautious about the potential pitfalls of unfettered progress. While…
Mindset Change for a Progressive Society
Progress is a journey, not a destination. It is a constant striving to improve our lives and the lives of others. A progressive society is one that is constantly evolving…
Progress is not always progress
As Friedrich Nietzsche said, silence is worse because all truths that are kept silent become poisonous. By remaining silent, we are guaranteeing our own slow death. If we look around…