Editorial

  • Whitewash
    Over 20 years after hundreds of Sikhs were massacred in retaliation for the assassination of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi by her Sikh bodyguards, the Action Taken Report (ATR) of the UPA government on the findi
  • Hawkish Begum
    Relations between India and Bangladesh have taken on a downward slide in the last few years since the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) assumed power in 2001 under the dispensation of the hawkish Prime Ministe
  • Zero Tolerance to Corruption
    One healthy fallout of the infamous NPSC corruption saga is the public interest and debate it has generated on the (mal) functioning of the Nagaland Public Service Commission (NPSC). How to restore the public f
  • Flash back 1945
    Today, August 6, Hiroshima will turn into a monument praying for a peaceful and nuclear free global order. Sixty years to this day the first ever atomic bomb was dropped on the city of Hiroshima and three days
  • Democracy not enough
    Bertrand Russell once said that Democracy in order to be effective must measure its success in a distinctive way and judge itself by the character, achievement of the men and women who build it up and also the
  • Brainkruptcy
    For some time now, I thought that that acute Brainkruptcy of ideas was stifling only the Naga existence of any human worth, but now I realize even more that the problem of Brainkruptcy has spread beyond the Nag
  • Exploring new paths
    The Peace process between the Government of India (GoI) and National Socialist Council of Nagalim (NSCN-IM) enters into the 9th year with both parties agreeing to further continue the process through the extens
  • Taxing Toll
    Illegal tax collection on transport vehicles by various registered and unregistered unions remain rampant in the State. This is even after the Deputy Commissioner of Dimapur had passed an order directing the as
  • Positive action
    The battle against HIV/AIDS demands a combined, committed response if it is to be effectively confronted and surmounted. It no longer remains merely a health problem confined to a certain remote section of the
  • Family welfare first
    Although India has been recognized as the first country in the world to officially adopt a family planning program in 1952, serious thinking about population growth was reflected only through the subsequent fiv
  • Torch Bearers
    Thursday July 21, 2005 will be remembered as an auspicious day for the thousands and millions who yearn for peace and a more caring society towards the poor and downtrodden. Indeed, Nagaland on this day stood p
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