‘Journey of Common Hope’ is an aspiration and dream for the Nagas but the Naga Reconciliation is understood as an ongoing process without any solution in sight. Past few decades, much have been held
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Earth Day is a day that is intended to inspire awareness and appreciation for the Earth’s natural environment. Earth Day was founded by United States Senator Gaylord Nelson as an environmental teach-in fi
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File Photo of people holding candle during a candle light prayer vigil in support of Highest Level Reconciliation Meeting among the various Naga political group at City Tower, Dimapur, Nagaland. (Photo by Caisi
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Beginning from the year 1993, the Nagaland government started appointing qualified persons as ad-hoc teachers to serve in the many government schools across the length and breadth of Nagaland. The appointment o
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They are sewing the Indian and Pakistani flags even as troops of army personnel are getting ready to protect the players and the spectators. As if the sheer disparateness of these two aspects of the cricket Wor
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I got an email today that says "Responding to common sentiments, The Music Task Force (YRS), Nagaland is coordinating efforts for the Concert titled - Nagaland Contributes- a solidarity benefit conce
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There are several facets to our electoral system and practices that are uniquely Indian. To begin with, no country before India had the election symbol, a necessity considering the huge number of illiterate vot
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The ignominious act of Shashwat Kumar remains to be an eye opener for all of us. He has blatantly abused modern technology which was supposed to further the progress of humanity. Uploading obscene photos, on a
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Minister for Environment and Forests Jairam Ramesh must be commended for his frank comments on the state of the Environment Impact Assessment (EIA) process. Many well-regarded scientists have been making the po
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Unless Libyans themselves own the struggle against Gaddafi, opponents to his regime may find that even if he has been removed from power, ‘Gaddafism’ will continue – but this time propped up b
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There is a lot of talk today about climate change and the effect of climate change on agricultural production in the world. The positive or the negative impact that the climate change will have is locality spec
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Former Afghan member of parliament, Malalai Joya, joins us for her first broadcast interview since arriving in the United States on Friday after officials initially denied her application for a travel visa. Her
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SINGAPORE - Days before Singapore Finance Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam announced the government's 2011 budget in parliament, the political opposition offered a glimpse of how it would allocate the national f
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Introduction: The incentive package scheme under the North East Industrial Policy, 1997, reintroduced as the North East Industrial and Investment Promotion Policy (NEIIPP), 2007 intended to promote biotechnolog
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We all have stories to tell. Stories about joy, sadness, accomplishments, failures or other emotional things that we have lived through. Oral history listens to these stories. Oral history is the systematic col
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POSCO affected villagers seek responsible investment, not charity, from Buffett Warren Buffett, one of the world’s richest individuals, will urge India’s ultra-rich to give away their wealth to char
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As the newest country in the world, South Sudan faces huge challenges. But the perseverance of the people and their determination to construct a functioning state raise hopes for the country's future. Life in S
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