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  • The Farewell
    Do not go so fast today, he tapped the shoulders of his driver from behind, I somehow want to take it slow and savour the memories today, for this will be the last day that I can think of our younger days growi
  • NBCC Clean Election Campaign is a Success
    The tireless effort put forth by members of NBCC Clean Election Campaign is spearheading towards a silent revolution. However, it was an upsetting news for me and many others who saw the NBCC’s ‘sup
  • TOWARDS A COLLECTIVE RESPONSIBILITY (PART III)
    The author had assured to deal with the unholy matrimony between the State Political Parties and the NPGs during the elections...as Part III continuation of the headlined subject.  However, having been
  • Vision 2030: Retrospective and Prospective Perceptions on Nagaland’s Health Care Delivery
    Dr Nandira L Changkija Health per se, with its entire gamut of the delivery system has evolved into  highly technical and skilled processes, ensuring the two prongs of preventive and curative
  • North East States will continue to suffer even after recommendation of 14th Finance Commission (FFC)
    Oken Jeet Sandham   We are happy that as per the recommendation of the 14th Finance Commission (FFC), the States’ share in the net proceeds of the Union tax revenues will now be 42% than the 32%
  • No Power on Earth can stop Sovereignty of Naga Nationhood
    Rev Dr V K Nuh   Behold, I have set the land before you go in and posses the land which the Lord swore unto your father, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob to give into them and to their seed after th
  • Ready or not...here we come
    Nagas, we like to boast that we are one of the most forward thinking people when it comes to gender equality. Problems like dowry, sati, female infanticide, rape and abuse of women is not as prevalent in Nagala
  • Being a Naga and beyond
    I remember vividly the night of 10th May, 1990; the streets of Kohima were full of people but quiet. I was four, proudly standing with my father as the nurses in white, my mother being one among them, held lit
  • The Fashion – How Crazy Are We
    Fashion commands spontaneous response and imitation from the people. Fashion is undergoing constant changes so also our life style for better or for worse. These days people are after glamour believing that gla
  • Communitisation bill for elementary education needs amendment.
    In the beginning the communitisation programme covers all elementary schools in the rural areas of the State. Emboldened by the success of the programme in the rural areas, it has been extended to the urban are
  • TIMEFRAME SYNDROME
    Oken Jeet Sandham   So many politicians used to make promises at the time of elections that they would solve the Naga political issue if they were voted to power. We have seen how the Central leaders in
  • Election My Friend
    Oh my dear election, you're such an evil. I always thought you're the best for the people but you're the reason behind those broken families and broken relationships between friends. Now I have real
  • Nagas-land under foreign invasion
    Naga people were known to British in 18s and invaded by India killing innocent nagas, thou it is very clear that nagas are not Indian, quite different of cultural and traditions, India hates Naga People but lov
  • WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM AND ROADS IN NAGALAND
    As you are all aware that some 70 years ago India got freedom from British rule and since then  the aspirations of the people for their up-liftment has been raising higher and higher which is mingled with
  • The Politics of Women Reservation
    Looking at the recent development and debate on the 33% for women reservation in urban local bodies in Nagaland we are witnessing a turbulence whether reservation is justify for women or as some have argued not
  • WHITHER ARE WE NAGAS?
    Dr. N. Kezienuo   A veteran preacher from Israel addressed a mammoth gathering at the Kohima Local Ground (which I attendedearlier this year (2016). What is particularly relevant about his sermon, inter
  • NSAP implementation in Kohima district
    Ruopfulenuo DIPR Feature   The National Social Assistance Programme (NSAP) introduced by the Government of India on Independence Day 1995 is a fully funded Centrally Sponsored Scheme. The NSAP has been
  • Will not the final political settlement under Framework be a blunder?
    Prior to the advent of the British expedition to part of the Naga hills, the Nagas had a life of independence in their respective villages though disorganised. The Nagas were therefore not the subjects to any k
  • Enough of excuses, please!
    The erratic power supply in our state is nothing new and needs no highlight. Nagaland must be the worst effected state in the country to be still reeling under such an inferior and bad power supply in this age.
  • WOMEN RESERVATION: A THEOLOGICAL REFLECTION
    Dr Vetso Koza   “It is still premature to introduce 33% reservation,” so thought some of us. Let us observe this statement as a hypothesis from a theological perspective and understand
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