Moa Jamir
Last week, the State’s citizens were greeted with a positive-sounding headline on various media outlets that Nagaland was ranked sixth in the latest State Food Safety Index (SFSI) 2020-21 rel
A man who had just lost his job went over to a shop and with the last of his money decided to buy a beautiful teacup for his wife. On the display shelf, he saw the perfect cup and told the sales person to take
Around the beginning of the last century, polio was rampant, irreversibly paralyzing thousands of children. Immunization programs were introduced and Rotary took this as their major project. In 1988 350,000 chi
I remember before the lockdown taking a long drive with a friend of mine to check out a problem with a trust in which we were both trustees. I enjoyed the drive and the comfortable car he took me in. He wasn't
Book Review by Philatim Jagoi
When I heard that an 11 year old child had authored a book about a complex area as that of the universe and humankind, I thought, “Nah...There’s no way that a 9 year
One of the saddest sights seen is when a husband or wife dies and leaves behind a partner. You can literally see the one left behind asking silently, “Why did you leave me here? What will I do alone?” And t
During this festival time, there will be many who will visit religious places asking and praying for this or that:“I want a new car!”“A big house!”“I want the latest cell phone!”“An iPad!”And th
Monsoon weather isn’t the most cheerful weather! It certainly isn’t, and persistent rain, along with rumbling thunder adds to a feeling of impending doom. My daughter who studied in Seattle told me even the
The mother of the little boy was intrigued. Her shy son, who liked more than anything else the company of only himself, had suddenly got attached to his grandfather. “He just loves going out with him!” she
Dr Aniruddha Babar
Tetso College Dimapur
I am writing with heavily disturbed mind while sitting in some distant corner of India away from my beloved Nagaland amidst the majestic company of Himalaya.
My grandmother a woman of God, was of simple but great faith, and it was while growing up on her knee I learnt to trust the same God she worshipped with same childlike faith she had. A lot of which came to me t
This could happen after May, in the year 2024!“There’s something wrong!” I see myself shouting.“What’s wrong?” asks the wife.“I have been cheated, swindled, a fraud has taken place!”“What frau
Many years back while in business for my father, an interior designer, we would get a contract for the home of the managing director of some big company. Now in all probability I had already visited him in his
When all over the world, better roads allow vehicles to be driven faster, t’was strange the Madras Hight Court ordered the reduction of speed limits from 120 kmph to the old limit of 80 kmph.But they were rig
Rev Fr Dr P S Varghese
Principal, MGM College
“Of all the liars in the world, sometimes the worst are our own fears.”
Often our own fears tell the most untruthful stories. Rudyard Kipli
While having a discussion with a close friend of mine, “I told him, “There’s so much of anger, about rapes, potholes, economy mismanagement and poverty in the country! But I don’t see any change!”“B
How nice life would be with no problems, right? You get up in the morning, and there’s a calm, a peace, a wonderful feeling of quiet because, wow, there’s no problem!You smile to yourself, and drift back in
Rev Fr Dr PS Varghese
Principal, MGM College
"To teach is to learn twice over." - Joseph Joubert.
When I was a Pre-Degree student around two and a half decades ago, one of our English teachers,
David Balaban
Inter Press Service
Ransomware is deploying its encryption right on your computer. The malicious process runs in the background as you continue your everyday activities suspecting no cyber dis
Paul Rogers, Professor of Peace Studies, University of Bradford
The Conversation
The September 11 attacks in New York and Washington were visceral in their impact. In less than three hours, the twin towers