M Chuba AoThe touchstone of any success ultimately rests with the man in the street. The common man decides everything and more so in a vibrant democracy like ours. Self-Dependence or as we know commonly - Atma
Zanben EzungDimapurThe greater the power, the more dangerous the abuse. This timeless truth reminds us that democracy is not sustained by elections alone. It survives through accountability, transparency, and t
Meyu ChangkiriBefore the first hymn is sung, the first prayer is offered, or the first Scripture is read, a church has already communicated something. Its architecture, symbols, music, welcome, and even its sea
Vikiho KibaPublic discourse in any society is shaped not only by the ideas that are expressed but also by the moral attitudes that accompany them. In recent years, a troubling pattern has begun to surface in se
To The Chief Minister Government of Nagaland Kohima, NagalandSubject: Earnest appeal for intervention to seek the withdrawal of the proposed Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026.Chie
Dr N Janbemo HumtsoeWokhaThe Tripartite Agreement signed on 11 June 2026 between the Government of India and the state governments of Assam and Nagaland marks a historic shift in the approach to the exploration
Dr Jan NienuDuring my visit to the UK, we decided to meet up with a Lotha Naga physician, Dr Priscilla, who practiced medicine in the UK. Since we were all from the beautiful Wokha Town of Nagaland, we were exc
Pheam Wangsha N Department of Economics, Immanuel College, DimapurOnce known for its relatively pleasant climate compared to many other parts of India, Dimapur is now witnessing a worrying rise in temperat
Dr KK Loung NathanAssistant Professor of History, Christ (Deemed to be University), BangaloreOn the overcast morning of July 9, 1987, the skies above Oinam Hill Village (Onaemeka) of Manipur hung low with rain-
Dr Nelson Vashum UkhrulThe Nagas are a family of many tribes, united by a shared heritage, customs, and cultures. Above all, we are a people who profess faith in Jesus Christ. The vision of Nagaland for Ch
Vitolu KihoKilomi Village, ZunhebotoThis year, a quiet but meaningful celebration unfolded. The youth of Kilomi and Khughutomi villages made a collective decision to come together and host Tuluni. It was an eve
Avyay TivariIndia reached the semi-final of the 1956 Melbourne Olympics. It almost beat Yugoslavia in Melbourne in the semi-final, but unfortunately lost 4-1. These days hardly anyone notices the Indian footbal
Turin is an important historic city situated in northwestern Italy about 140 KM southwest of Milan. In this historic city is located the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. And in this Cathedral is a relic which
Azeu Namcyn HauThere are moments in the life of a people when grief ceases to be private. It becomes collective. It becomes history.The Nagas are no strangers to sacrifice. For decades they have lived through i
Global Sports Mentoring Program alumna Vaidehi Vaidya shares how American schools, sports science, and professional support systems help build athletes, industries, and community engagement around sportsSyed Su
Indias BRICS Chairship offers an opportunity to advance practical pathways rooted in resilience, innovation, cooperation and sustainabilityShripad NaikAt a time of growing global uncertainty, rising energy dema
Achvulo Kent A concerned citizenWhat is the purpose of education: to produce students who can memorize information, or citizens who can think critically?This question lies at the heart of the growing conce
Pabitra MargheritaFor centuries, Indias identity was deeply woven into its textiles, from the lasting warmth of Kashmirs Pashmina and the golden luster of Assams Muga silk, to the royal Kanjeevarams of Tamil Na
Twenty-seven years after the events of September 6, 1999, Chizami keeps its history aliveN ArheThe road to Chizami village in Phek district winds through a spectacular canvas of jagged peaks, ancient terraced f
Dr MenoThorieThe true strength of a society is measured not by how it treats the privileged, but by how it cares for its most vulnerable members. Among them are children with disabilities and special educationa