Dr SC JamirEx-CM of Nagaland and Ex-Governor of Odisha, Maharashtra and GoaMy attention was drawn to a public statement made by NPF secretary general and MLA Achumbemo Kikon. The young man in desperation is wor
World Tourism Day is an opportunity not only to celebrate travel, but to ask a larger question: How can Nagaland make tourism a year-round opportunity for its people, businesses and communities?Anup Kumar Gupta
The foundation that turns dreams into opportunitiesY MunglemlaNagaland College Media internA dream can show us where we want to go, but education gives us the knowledge and skills to reach there. In a world ful
Limhachan Kikon Duncan BostiMemory is strange. It does not behave like an archive. It behaves more like a dream. It moves associatively—one fragment calling up another, one remembered wound altering the
Peace without a destination is not a settlement. After nearly thirty years, Nagaland is still waiting for the talks to say what they are forBesesayo KezoIPS, Retd DGPAlmost thirty years have passed since the Go
Wapangsen LongkumerMokokchungBefore Solomon ever bisected an infant, in the story or otherwise, he was handed something far stranger: a blank cheque from God. No terms and conditions. No fine print. Every paren
In order to be able to think, you have to risk being offensive—Jordan PetersonClement BujemSignal Angami Village, DimapurThere is freedom of expression in Nagaland.At least, that is what the Constitution of I
Kaikho HriizhiinioPhD Scholar, University of HyderabadWhen I was 13 years old, one day as the day deepened blue, my mother called me with a message that has shaped the course of my life: Your father and I have
Ankita RajasekharanHumans first know other species from the senses- what we see, what they smell like, what they are like to touch, even what they might taste like, what feelings they evoke in us and more. And
Dr John Mohan RazuProfessor of Social EthicsCaste is an evil system that survives in our world though its origin in India. It continues to survive over 3000 years when compared with other diabolic systems like
The unequal geography of a warming planetSarat PhukanOn 26 August 2026, a vast mass of rock and glacier ice broke away near Langtang Lirung on Nepals northern frontier. It fell nearly 1,400 metres before surgin
Nagaland Baptist Church Council In 1977, India elected its first non- Congress government, a Janata Party-led coalition, which appointed as Prime Minister Morarji Desai, a long- time Congressman disenchant
Moajungshi Menon Teaching is more than completing a syllabus or conducting examinations. A teacher shapes character, nurtures curiosity, encourages dreams and helps prepare the next generation of doctors,
Manini MaoSocial Worker & TheologianThe crisis in Manipur reveals what may be described as the Paper Theory—a theological and sociological reflection on how societies fold human beings into categories unt
V Anantha Nageswaran and Shruti SinghOn Vishwakarma Jayanti, the festival honouring workers and craftsmen, the government announced the long-overdue decision to revise the wage ceiling for Employees' Provident
Giriraj SinghAs India targets a US$350 billion textile and apparel industry by 2030, sustainability is moving from the margins to the centre of its competitiveness strategy. For a sector spanning fibre, yarn, f
Dr RK BeheraPrincipal, MGM CollegeIn a world increasingly marked by conflict, division, hatred and misunderstanding, the call to be a peacemaker has never been more relevant. Peace is not merely the absence of
N NgansaLaheFor more than eight decades, the Naga people have carried the weight of a political struggle rooted in our identity, rights, self-determination and aspiration for sovereignty. Generations have sacri
Ziren YanthanChümoukedimaAs a citizen of India, Dr SC Jamir has every right to speak for himself and for his community. This is a fundamental right enshrined in Indian Constitution under the Freedom of Speech
Dr N Janbemo HumtsoeWokhaFor most people, Wokha is known as the homeland of the Lotha Nagas; a land of hills, valleys, rivers, minerals and rich cultural traditions. Yet, hidden in the pages of British colonial