Editorial

  • Quash impunity
    The culture of impunity, termed as freedom from punishment or from the unpleasant results of something that has been done by Cambridge Dictionary, is pervasive and self-perpetuating.   Left uncheck
  •  To Curb the Flow of Liquor
    Dr. Asangba Tzudir   Not all deaths in Nagaland can be attributed to drinking liquor. However, looking at the causes of deaths, including premature deaths, points to liquor. Not only death, but drink
  • Ensuring liveability
    Liveable communities and resilient cities are buzzwords of the moment, but how exactly these concepts are defined? In an article published last September in collaboration with The Conversation, the World Econom
  • Xenophobia & public health
    Imlisanen Jamir     As public health officials have been addressing the medical dimensions of the coronavirus (COVAD-19) outbreak, another epidemic has been spreading much more quickly across t
  • A cutting ice exercise
    Witoubou Newmai   In an atmosphere where full-blown troubles often emerge instantly from meagre matters and the culture of hurling extremely generous jibes among groups of people or communities are i
  • In same ‘feathers’ 
    Conservation efforts in Nagaland, in recent years, through government, individual as well as active community participation, have gained momentum in recent years. Success stories are intermittent.  
  •  Crackdown on Proxy Teachers
    Dr. Asangba Tzudir   Among the various departments in the state, an integral department for the growth and development of human resources, more often highlighted as one of the most corrupt department
  • Citizens Perception Survey: A chance to effect change?
    Imlisanen Jamir   How often have we wondered about the potential that the State Capital, Kohima has in terms of developing into a city at par with other tourist destinations of the country, while sim
  • Budget lesson 
    A Government budget, according to the Encyclopædia Britannica, is a forecast by a government of its expenditures and revenues for a specific period of time. By convention, the period covered by a budget is usu
  • For significant environment drive
    Witoubou Newmai   In discussing the issue of Climate Change or Global Warming, one seldom misses discussing the familiar topic of planting more trees.  However, campaigns on planting more t
  • New kind of politics 
    The broom sweeping of the Delhi Assembly elections by the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) can be considered spectacular by any standard given the state of affairs in which the electoral battle was fought.    
  •  Mid Day Meal: Transparency Moves
    Dr. Asangba Tzudir   In 2001, the Supreme Court passed an order stating A basic entitlement of every child in every Government and Government assisted Primary Schools with a prepared Mid-day Meal wit
  • 90584 – A daunting figure 
    The unemployment situation in the country, most statistical reports concur, is bad and the current scenario is considered one of the highest in many years.    However, it is a global problem a
  • Being apolitical is a political choice
    Imlisanen Jamir     Weve definitely heard it. Two people are debating the merits of different principles when a third chimes in.    You know — I dont really keep up with the
  • Going beyond familiarity
    Witoubou Newmai   There is a common phrase that says familiarity breeds contempt. What does this phrase imply? With utmost urgency, the question needs meticulous examinations.   For most
  • Securing the children 
    With the primary objective of creating a safe learning environments for children, the Nagaland Disaster Management School Safety Policy 2019, termed as a step to take the state towards a stronger resilient soci
  • Fast Food Invasion and Health-issues Customer
    Dr. Asangba Tzudir   The growing number of fast food outlets especially in the commercial hub of Nagaland has added to the metropolitan tinge besides food entertainment though not necessarily to sati
  • Of casualness and seriousness
    Nagaland Chief Minister, Neiphiu Rio was visibly upset and perhaps genuinely concerned about the States performance at a recent national sporting event.   Referring to states dismal performance at
  • Biometric attendance for all can’t come sooner
    Imlisanen Jamir   The Nagaland Government has put its money where its mouth was with last weeks Home Department notification to link government salaries with biometric attendance records of employees.
  • An act of humanity
    Witoubou Newmai   Amidst hullabaloo over the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) across India, a humanly ambience charmed the conscience of humanity when the homeless Bru people were given homes in Tripu
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