We see things not as they are, but as we are
“We see things not as they are, but as we are.” The observation attributed to Anaïs Nin offers a deceptively simple way of understanding why the same reality can produce…
The Freedom to Question – Meyu Changkiri
Every year on 15 August, India celebrates the freedom won in 1947. We remember the sacrifices of those who gave themselves for a nation that would be free to determine…
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…
Language and the Indo-Naga Political Question
For decades, the situation in Naga Land has been referred to in official documents, newspapers, and even public discourse as the Indo-Naga political “issue” or sometimes the Indo-Naga political “problem.”…