Editorial

  • Don't fall for It
    Imlisanen JamirIn today's age of technological marvels, where convenience and connectivity reign supreme, we find ourselves facing a modern scourge: the proliferation of job scams. These cunning schemes, lurkin
  • Hitting the right note with originality
    AkangjunglaIn the creative world, authenticity and originality are of great significance. Creating ones own work, be it music, painting, dancing, song writing etc has the potential to make a difference in so ma
  • Is Nagaland a Failed State?
    Dr Asangba TzudirIn the early 2020s, Afghanistan, the Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of Congo, Haiti, Libya Mali, Myanmar, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen have all been described as failed state
  • Left’s Slipshod
    As Nandigram continues to face violence and chaos under the regime of Buddhadeb Bhattachaya in West Bengal, the Left Front supporting the UPA government in the Centre is now clearly on the defensive. First, in
  • It's easier said…
    Imkong WallingRecently, there was a news report in one Assam daily in which the Union Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas, Hardeep Singh Puri, was quoted reportedly asking the Nagaland state government to con
  • Literature is the mirror of any society
     Vishü Rita KrochaIn the last couple of years, Nagaland has dominated news headlines both nationally and internationally. From being listed among the hottest destinations in 2024 to hosting the Asia Music
  • Eco-anxiety
    Imlisanen JamirIn a recent global study spanning 10 countries and surveying 10,000 young individuals, an alarming revelation emerged: almost 60 percent of them harbor profound concerns about the impending fate
  • Redeeming lives past religious discourse
    AkangjunglaIt is disturbing to take note of the fact that drug abuse is once again reemerging as one of the most crucial social issues plaguing the Naga society. With the rising concern of drug abuse in Nagalan
  • Beyond Proxy Teachers
    Moa JamirTackling Key Challenges in Nagaland's EducationEmployment in the government sector is a paradox in Nagaland. Most aspire to secure positions in the government sector, but once individuals achieve this
  • Preparing for the Climate Change
    Dr Asangba TzudirIssues related to climate change have been a much discussed topic at the global level especially in the context of its impact on the global world. This is also in the context of how the world f
  • State and religion
    Imkong WallingOne of the defining characteristics of India, the country, has been its foundational democratic structure, implying not only a multi-party electoral democracy but also one that steers clear of rel
  • From Monologue to Dialogue
    One reason why Nagas in recent times find themselves in a perpetual state of arrestation is because of the manner in which monologue has become so embedded into the ethos of daily life. Indeed the healthy and d
  • A silent struggle
    Imlisanen JamirPicture a world where everyone experiences the challenges of migraine. The atmosphere in stores would shift, with subdued lighting to ease sensitivities. Bars would resonate with hushed melodies,
  • End of Sting?
    Moa JamirRollout of Malaria Vaccine offers hopeThe initiation of the world's inaugural routine vaccine program against malaria on January 22 in Cameroon marks a significant stride in the battle against this lif
  • Pillars of Quality Education
    Dr Asangba TzudirThe progress and advancement which humankind has made over the centuries is because of education. Being the foundational stone of a society, it brings reforms, helps progress and creates variou
  • ASER Lessons for Nagaland
    Moa JamirThe Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) for 2023 paints a comprehensive picture of educational and learning outcomes in Nagaland. While there are commendable achievements surpassing national trend
  • Reinforce FMR
    Imti Longchar                                                        
  • Beyond Memories
    Imlisanen JamirIn the fast-paced world of the 21st century, where progress is often measured by technological advancements and economic prosperity, the significance of nostalgia often takes a backseat. However,
  • The mental health ‘mission’
    AkangjunglaMental health crisis is prevalent everywhere. It is a grave concern as health professionals are sounding alarm. It is heartrending to observe that much of the misconceptions regarding mental begins w
  • Transformative Change
    Dr Asangba Tzudir The need for a transformative change was the highlight of the recent meeting of the Naga Apex bodies and Church coming under the banner of the forum for Naga Reconciliation (FNR) to walk
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