Accountability: The Missing Foundation of Naga Society | Aga Rengma
Without accountability, unity is just a slogan & peace is just a pause. The critical question is not who breaks the law, agreements, commitments or contracts.
Collectivism Should Not Silence the Individual
Only by respecting individual freedom can we build a society that is mature, confident, progressive, and capable of meeting the future without fear or insecurity. A society that protects the…
Living on Borrowed Time
Whether in public life or private moments, we are all travelers through time, not its masters. To live well, therefore, is to live consciously, remembering always that we are, each…
The Deep Rot of Tribalism and Chauvinism in Naga Society
What truly ails Naga society today is not only corruption, misgovernance, or the decay of moral values, but the deeper malady that fuels them all: tribalism and chauvinism. These forces…
The Enduring Need for Writers
Not everyone can or will become a good writer, but every community benefits from those who do. It is therefore important that we recognize, encourage, and support the writers among…
The True Measure of Giving Back
Success in life comes through many doors. Some reach it through relentless hard work, perseverance, and skill, while others attain it through structured systems and opportunities. Whatever the path, success…
Cleanliness Is a Moral Responsibility
Cleanliness is often spoken of as a civic duty, yet too frequently it is treated as a task for municipal authorities alone. Trash in public spaces, overflowing drains, and littered…
The Need to Unlearn and Relearn
In every society, cultural norms and civility form the bedrock of collective life. For generations, certain truths were accepted without question, passed down as unquestionable wisdom. However, what the previous…
Youth as Agents of Change
Societies that harness the energy, creativity, and idealism of youth thrive, while those that shut them out stagnate. Naga society stands at a critical point. The question is not whether…
Culture and Society
The Cambridge Dictionary defines culture as “the way of life, especially the general customs and beliefs, of a particular group of people at a particular time.” It further describes it…