Dr. Asangba Tzüdir
‘The future is bleak’ has now become an apt reflection of the future status of the State. To draw hope has become a tiring and painful exercise that peacefully resigning p
Wednesday, 10th December, 2025
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Imlisanen Jamir Today, the Supreme Court will conclude its series of hearings on the constitutional validity of Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code, a colonial law, which criminalises gay sex. Whi
On July 14, local tomatoes from Longhkum were sold at Chümoukedima market. While such sale can be considered a normal activity by all accounts, it is elementary to decipher that such step was undertaken as
Aheli Moitra Football World Cup: An opportunity to wake up to global politics In June, Romelu Lukaku spoke on the Players’ Tribune. It was titled ‘I’ve Got Some Things to S
Dr. Asangba Tzüdir The arrival of the internet in the 1990s brought about major developments in the world of information and communication which was further enhanced through the introduction of social n
Imlisanen Jamir In the aftermath of the hullabaloo surrounding formalin laced fish in Nagaland, food hygiene and safety seem to be at the forefront of administrative action. Following the highly pu
From single to multi-branding Nagaland’s potential as a tourist destination is immense. The State Tourism Department calls it “a land of charm, diverse in landscape, culture and offers opportunit
Witoubou Newmai What if various policies under Narendra Modi are injected with the fervour of ‘Hindu Rashtra’? This question or issue, if left unsettled, is bound to engender continued anxiety am
Aheli Moitra Till a couple of years back, one could not imagine that the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, 1958 could be extended without a noise. But here we are, in 2018, 60 years of army rule in Naga Lan
Dr Asangba Tzudir While the ‘beneficiaries’ of backdoor ensures a ‘future’ for themselves, one may give a thought for those who are denied of their right to prove their worth through
Imlisanen Jamir Enforcing the ‘law’ has always been a balancing act in a place like Nagaland. And when it comes to laws that have for the most part quiet visibly proved futile, their enforcement
Some fervently ‘fasted’ for their favorite team, others changed bedroom accessories with team’s memorabilia, flags were hoisted everywhere, and a public utility department in Nagaland issued a
Witoubou Newmai A part of the thrill to be a journalist is the feeling that one is contributing something important to the society. Speaking of his days, veteran Indian journalist Kuldip Nayar once
Aheli Moitra Gobbledygook is everywhere. The Indian national space is currently full of it. Who is the worst despot – Indira Gandhi or Narendra Modi? Was Indira Gandhi like Adolf Hitler? Is Narendra Mo
Dr. Asangba Tzüdir Over the years the poor results of government schools have made unwanted headlines, a result of the many existing issues. Looking at an aspect of the ‘issue’, the nature o
Imlisanen Jamir What is in your meal and where did the ingredients come from? Were they properly, and safely handled at every stage, from farm to plate? While our society’s attitude to food safe
Whose interest and prerogative? The current imbroglio over the transfer of the Nagaland State Police chief has raised pertinent questions on governance and accountability in the state, and adds anothe
Aheli Moitra Of course no one in Kashmir, or anywhere else, is surprised the Bharatiya Janata Party walked out of an alliance with its regional partner, the Jammu & Kashmir Peoples Democratic Party. The
Dr Asangba Tzüdir The word ‘Reconciliation’ has become a commonly used term in the context of the ‘Nagas struggle for peace.’ Yet, the context in which it is employed is som
Imlisanen Jamir “Fake news” is a term that has been embedded into the global psyche when the Collins Dictionary declared it the Word of the Year for 2017, citing its “ubiquitous prese
