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  • Murdoch, like any commander, is the master of surprise
    Naturally, when Rupert Murdoch was in a corner, he looked to China for inspiration. Sun Tzu wrote in the Art of War: "Open confrontation will trigger overpowering resistance. Thus the key to victory is the
  • The Salvation Army Church: Short History
    I was asking many times a query concerning that whether Salvation Army Church used BIBLE or not? It’s a strange it shocks me at the beginning but simply my response was the same; The BIBLE which a today C
  • Abuse Of Biblical Names: A Modest Proposal
    Complaints are odious.  But some times they become unavoidable.  For a long time  the present writer has been concerned about the subject to be discussed below, but postponed any public articulat
  • PUBLIC GRIEVANCE
    Subject:- Prayer for the complaint to the Manipur police who were on duty at North A.O.C  traffic junction on dated 4th July 2011 around 4pm to 5.30pm. Sir,As a individual with no option please allow me to
  • Doomed Psychological Impact on Naga Society
    What is psychology? Well, it is not a new word needing an explanation but here just as a reminder, psychology as dictionary explains ‘‘it is science of mind and behaviour. The ultimate goal of psych
  • World Population Day: Agriculture Offers Huge Opportunities for a Planet of 7 Billion
    As the global population increases, so does the number of mouths to feed. As we observe World Population Day on July 11th, the good news is that in addition to providing food, innovations in sustainable agricul
  • Naga Hoho discourse on corruption, development
    It is not easy to define corruption. But in a narrow sense, corruption is mostly concerned with “bribery” and it takes several forms. Corruption is a global phenomenon and it is omnipresent. Corrupt
  • The Luck Factor
    Why do some people have all the luck while other never gets the breaks they deserve?  Psychologist Prof Richard Wiseman set out to examine luck, 10 years ago. Why are some people always in the right place
  • Beware The Tobacco Bullies
    Tobacco giants, who always put profit ahead of lives and health, are invoking investor-state dispute mechanisms in bilateral investment agreements to challenge moves of governments which are aimed at controllin
  • My Glimpse of Nagas in 2011
    The present Nagas are living in a crucial age. Just mid-way of 2011 and we have seen many break-up/finger-pointing taking place. Brushing up with a few: the vying for the Presidentship of NNC and all the commot
  • Fight against corruption
    Government should make efforts to reduce creation of black money in following ways.First and foremost is very simple solution to the problem of black money and it is minimizing cash transaction. As per company
  • An Unsung Man of Many Gifts
    My grandfather Kazhümo Noudi died peacefully at his private residence here in lower L. Khel, Kohima Village on 15th January 2010. He was 98 years old at the time of his death. And today I write this articl
  • What it takes to win
    MeX: Let’s start from the beginning; tell us about your early schooling years and college?Chishi: I did my early schooling from Don Bosco, Kohima after which I moved to Mussoorie. I graduated from Delhi U
  • Nagas in a transitional period
    Of late, as the Nagas pass through a trying transitional period we’ve been hearing and seeing so much about terminations, expulsions, impeachments, accusations, support, loyalty etc. One cannot definitely
  • Environmental Impact Assessment (Affective Tool For Mega-Project)
    Under the Environmental (Protection) Act, 1986 and Environmental Impact Assessment Notification of 1994, the state Govt’s project authorities are required to submit Environmental Assessment Statements (EA
  • Mission Calling
    BLESSED HOLY SPIRIT, I LOVE YOU Composed on 16th September 1997, Hong KongDo you know Who is the greatest Lover of Jesus Christ? No one ever loves Him as the Holy Spirit loves Him . He is the hundred percent Sp
  • Creating enabling environments
    “Disability need not be an obstacle to success … It is my hope that … this century will mark a turning point for inclusion of people with disabilities in the lives of their societies.” &
  • The sex-selection killing fields
    The sex ratio of children aged 0 and 6 in India has fallen further in the last decade to 914 girls per 1,000 boys. Why are government and civil society campaigns making so little difference? For well over two d
  • Universal health care: the barriers and the way forward
    Health targets fail as they are set without strategies. The 12th Five-Year Plan should be used to look at the changes needed in the public health system. Health is currently a privilege in India. Not a right. M
  • A Statement by the Asian Human Rights Commission
    The recent statement by the Human Resource Development Minister, Mr. Kapil Sibal, expressing concern over the process of wider consultation in the drafting of the anti-corruption law, the Lokpal Bill, calls for
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