Meyu ChangkiriEvery journey leaves an impression, but some stay with you forever. Our visit to Narsapur was one such journey - not only for its scenic charm and historical significance, but above all for the ge
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Shinglai ThothuingamIntroduction: Sighting of elephant movement by the villagers near Chatric Khullen and Chahong Khunou villages in Naga Hills, bordering Myanmar under Kamjong Sub-Division, Manipur on 4th Sept
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K TherieThe Cock symbol had many names, but it had some respect because the pioneering leaders had high integrity. Many of them were national patriots. They believed in non-violent principles to endeavor to sol
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PG BanerjeeSenior Citizen, Dimapur One evening in the year 1963 in Mission Compound at Kohima A. Kevichusa and his few friends were discussing among themselves about 60 point of Agreement and about ‘Tran
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Rinmayo RainamTetso CollegeWhat makes a law both a shield and a burden at the same time?In Dimapur, the Inner Line Permit (ILP) raises this very puzzle: difficult to enforce, yet impossible to ignore. The ILP i
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Athong MakuryIn February 2024, the Modi government formally announced the scrapping of the Free Movement Regime (FMR) along the imposed India–Myanmar border. While the FMR had long been criticized for its sel
Meyu ChangkiriAs my wife and I were returning home from Andhra Pradesh after our ministry, something unexpected and deeply touching happened on our flight from Chennai to Guwahati. It was one of those ordinary-
Paul N Rengma Dimapur Every Naga utters ‘Nagas are one’. We are Nagas by blood. We share the same history, culture and geography. We have been together since time immemorial. We stood and fought a
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Dr Dietho-o South Corner, AG Road, KohimaThe history of Naga regionalism is complex, with many twists and turns, much like the course of a river with numerous tributaries and branches. The premier and pion
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Vikiho KibaNagaland, hailed as the “Land of Festivals,” has become a paradox, a stage where vibrant expressions of faith and culture conceal deeper fractures. Beneath Sunday sermons and tribal dances, a qui
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Anshu ChandraThe world is debating how Artificial Intelligence (AI) should be used in education, but in Nagaland, the real question is: Who will guide society to use AI ethically and responsibly? The answer lie
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Dr John Mohan Razu We live in paradoxes, with all kinds of absurdities and inconsistencies. For decades political parties especially the far-right parties and RSS viewed the issue of conversion keenly espe
Councillor of Naga Council Dimapur, 1996-2015Savi LiegisePresident, Naga Council Dimapur, 2005-2013The years 1992 until 2012 were turbulent years for Dimapur. The violent factional clashes and bloodshed became-
Oken Jeet SandhamThe recent news about the potential merger between the ruling NDPP and the NPF—currently part of the Opposition-less coalition government in Nagaland—can be seen as a political masterstroke
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Thinuoselie M Keyho (Retd)President, Naga National CouncilDear citizens of Nagaland,I am very happy to get this opportunity to address the Nation again today, the 6th September, 2025, the 62nd Cease-fire Day. C
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Zhopra VeroKedahge, NNC/FGNThe Cease-fire between the Government of India and the Federal Government of Nagaland that was brokered in with the mediation of the Peace Mission in 1964 occupies an important place
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Brig (Retd) S Singnya Kedahge, Federal Government of NagalandBeloved Naga people,On this 61st Indo-Naga Ceasefire Day, the Naga National Council and the Federal Government of Nagaland once again extended w
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Pochury Students’ UnionThe NNC leadership, at one of its meeting held at Washelo in May 1960, had resolved to flush the Indians armed force out of Naga territory. To achieve this goal, the Naga Army attacked
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Dipak KurmiWhen Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his Independence Day address, pledged structural reforms of the Goods and Services Tax (GST), his words resonated with both urgency and ambition. The assurance t
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Selie VisaThe term Antichrist occurs five times in four verses in John’s epistles (1 John 2:18 & 22, 1 John 4:3 and 2 John 7).The Greek preposition “anti” that serves as a prefix on the word Antichris
