Vishii Rita Krocha“Home is where the heart is” goes an adage. You may be globe trotting, seeing far away places, going where you have never been before but somewhere far away from home. Its fun i know! Its
Kedo PeseyieThe sun was scorching above the Kohima Local ground. One particular denomination was organising another big religious festival in the Local Ground. As I am part of that denomination, I was busy runn
Atongla RothrongThe cowgirl’s back from hibernation. You see it was such a rush year end that yours truly never got a dime of a second to jot down on any sort of adventure. Anyways, what matters is that I am
Vishii Rita KrochaAs a kid, I tried to escape the sight of them, as a teenager I hated them and as an adult now, I wonder why they have gone overboard and in return also harm others physically, mentally, and em
Dr. Aola ImchaPersonally I think the most difficult thing to implement in ones life is the feeling of being satisfied with what u have or have achieved. Even though I am writing this, I haven’t been able to m
Vishü Rita KrochaThere are so many things that happen to us everyday. It may not always be music to our ears because life is not perfect. Its not everyday that I remember to count the things that makes me happ
Victor J TLife: Not the easiest of subjects to master. And the irony is that there is no one to teach us how. Except life itself. But she is a hard taskmaster. Relentlessly, she nudges us through a trial and er
Dawa (Solva)Life is not precious but moments are precious: moments rolling down from the heart and rubbing the promises of Cute to Solva. Common story of many men who have been pierced in their heart by those w
Atongla RothrongJust the other day I met a friend, a not so friend, after a gap of I don’t know how many years. And the most embarrassing thing was that, I forgot to remember his name while he could recall al
Vishü Rita KrochaWriters’ Safe Haven Hours of being all alone and it still feels good because the mind works all along. It makes thinking travel at a lovely pace and dreaming a sweet reality. For those passi
Atongla RothrongFeeling less than rejuvenated after the Christmas holidays and still planning to binge drink and eat your way into 2006? It’s little wonder many of us return to work in the New Year feel
“I love her” is all Solva have in words, Solva and Cute, were more than friends but never uttered their love, for each feared that their friendship would be lost. Cute who is the best part of Solva’s life
Victor J TThe ‘Conversion Bogey’ is raised repeatedly by the exploiting castes, orthodox hardliners, moneylenders and big business magnets. To dominate, to hold rule over the reins over their lives and dest
Atongla RothrongIt’s nice to know that in our commercialized society we have at least one holiday that revolves entirely around religion, not around profit-hungry businesses trying to get a firm grip on our w
Anita EzungIn the year 2004, leopards of the national park of Mumbai made world headlines. Leopards all of a sudden became man eaters. So, when the naturalist studied the strange phenomena of the animals, behav
Tungshang NingreichonPoor health delivery system situates people in a pitiable position, where the struggle between life and death may be just a trip away from the village to the hospital. This case can be clea
William Wordsworth was right when he said, “Imagination is better than reality”. Life was not fun and rosy as they thought it would be. These are some of the young boys of Alice Christian Higher Sec. School
Vishii Rita KrochaKuknalim.com Reunion 2005The settings of a perfect December evening on a beautiful Saturday, a day that seemed to linger longer and a moment that unveiled faces of past acquaintances and creat
Lisa MAs usual, a trip to Nagaland is always a blast. And it was even more so this time because of the Hornbill Festival. Since I had been here last year too for the festival, I knew it would be an out-of-the-w
Atongla RothrongIf we don’t expect much of ourselves, we aim low or set no goals at all. In the parables of the talents, Jesus was not actually teaching about self-image, but the man who was given one talent