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  • The unsung Church leaders
    Rev. L. Suohie MhasiSome Church leaders who had most suffered and sacrificed for the cause of peace in Nagaland are unremembered and unsung. I joined church ministry in 1966 only and was a member of Peace Consu
  • Towards adequate power availability for Nagaland
    I. Lanu Toy   Like many other states in India, Nagaland continues to suffer from inadequate availability of power particularly during dry seasons. News media and members of the public have, of late, s
  • What do we do with our education?
    Venusa Tinyi George W. Bush is admirable for the same reason that Osama Bin Laden is: their commitment to what they believe. They seem to know who they are and what they are doing, and they have done what
  • Needed, a renewed socialist concern
    V.R. Krishna Iyer Indian Independence is a political phenomenon that has the sovereignty of the people enshrined in the paramountcy of a Socialist Secular Democratic Republic created by the Constitution. O
  • Needed, a renewed socialist concern
    V.R. Krishna Iyer Indian Independence is a political phenomenon that has the sovereignty of the people enshrined in the paramountcy of a Socialist Secular Democratic Republic created by the Constitution. O
  • Sexual assaults at the workplace
    Neichu Dz. Angami & Tushimenla ImlongA serious emerging social concern needing urgent attentionTill recently, most of our perceptions about sexual overtures or assaults at the workplace were confined to sto
  • The Gift of Stubborn People to the Peacemaking Community
    Gene StoltzfusWhen I returned from Viet Nam I discovered a peace community ravaged by conflict within and shell shocked by stubborn people who insisted that their way was the only way, the right way. Frequently
  • THE LAST TESTAMENT
    Source: Times OnlineWhen Benazir Bhutto was assassinated she was putting the final touches to her hard-hitting memoirs. In this extract, she makes shocking allegations from the grave – and urges reconciliatio
  • Salman Rushdie in Central Washington University
     Dr.Paul PimomoFellow Kukers, I had an unusually hectic first month of the year and didn’t get the chance to write a column. So in place of a column, let me share with you, for what it’s worth, my intr
  • Apology for lost generations
    Stephen de TarczynskiWhile aboriginal groups have welcomed the Australian government’s pledge to apologise to the ‘stolen generations’, they argue that the gesture should be backed up with compensation. B
  • NSF played Judas’ role
    The NSF turns to be one amongst the Naga Social Organizations who keep a wide gap between saying and doing. It is a great dismay that such a confident federation has mindlessly deceived the expectation of the p
  • Requiem For A Nation
    Fatima BhuttoIT IS said the Bhuttos die young. This past month, Benazir Bhutto became the fourth young Bhutto to be killed violently and senselessly. In Garhi Khuda Bux, the Bhuttos’ ancestral graveyard, Bena
  • Some Nagas own mountains
    NavneetWhen the Berlin Wall collapsed the more affluent West Germany and her citizens did not want to share their wealth and privileges with East Germany who suffered much more as a nation post World War II.“
  • Dr. King and the Cognitive Dimension of Leadership
    Evan FrischSenator Hillary Clinton’s remarks this month about the roles and accomplishments of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and President Lyndon Johnson provided fodder for countless blogs, opinion columns, and
  • Myanmar deal right neighborly of India
    Brian McCartanIndia, in the face of Western criticism, continues to economically engage Myanmar’s ruling generals, providing the junta a much-needed investment lifeline at a time when the US and European Unio
  • Follow the Path of Negotiation and Peace
    Niusha BoghratiAn Interview With Shirin Ebadi“Is America going to bomb us after all?” That has been the word on the streets in Iran for quite some months now. It is an issue too big to be ignored in day-to-
  • The Star
    Limathung Yanthan (a.k.a Richard Carbo)Once upon a time, a young Naga boy carrying a dao, asked his father: “Why are we going into the jungle to cut down one bamboo tree? Why can’t we spend a few rupees and
  • New Dawn for the Aborigines?
    Sinem SabanBy working as a teacher in Australia’s rural communities, Sinem Saban came to understand the forces that keep the country’s Aborigines at a disadvantage to the rest of society. She is currently m
  • The battle over the new Dalai Lama
    Claude ArpiImagine a committee of the Left parties headed by veteran Marxist Jyoti Basu, with CPI-M General Secretary Prakash Karat, CPI-M Politburo member Sitaram Yechuri, CPI General Secretary A B Bardhan and
  • Double vision over Myanmar crackdown
    Brian McCartanA consensus is gathering that Myanmar’s State Peace and Development Council’s (SPDC) official version of events of its violent crackdown on street demonstrations in late September, continued d
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