Although there are plethora of things yet to be done in our towns and localities, the number one thingAWOL is the toilet and proper washrooms for the general publics. It is a big shame that for all these long y
Jesus life and teachings invite us to be very realistic in our struggle for liberation. It strikingly reveals the depths of sin in human hearts and the resistance of various people to change institutions and st
I hope this letter finds you in good spirit and sound health. Without beating around the bush, I would like to bring forward my point out straight. That Sir, whilst the other north-eastern states like Mizoram,
Women and men share many aspects of living together; they collaborate with each other in complex and ubiquitous ways. Yet they end up with different rewards and deprivations. Women, despite being playing a very
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There are some parents and individuals quietly shedding tears as they watch young people drive up and play their car stereo as loud as they can and begin to drink some beer /hard liquor. This happens alm
As in any states of the country under the umbrella of India, Nagaland is also given equal rights to practice clean and fair election and vote for one's individual choice. But how far is it true? How reliabl
In the background of the harmonious musical violin being played, Dr. Ravi Zacharias, in his audio sermon, "Creedal Affirmation," gave this powerful statements, "The world has heard long enough ho
Whenever we hear the word bandh , one place comes to our mind "Karbi Anglong". Over the years we have joke over the frequent bandhs that were imposed by the various organisations in Karbi Anglon
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Italians have a certain custom of celebrating the New Year’s Eve. Around midnight, the streets become empty, cars stop plying and even police take cover. Everything comes to a st
I had the privilege of teaching feminist theology to students in theological institution. The subject matter is very interesting because it deals with the understanding of God from women’s perspective. It
The Naga Blog is a forum on facebook where Nagas from Nagaland and around the world network, share ideas and discuss a wide range of topics from politics and philosophy to music and current events in Naga
The dreams and aspirations of every Nagas are soaring higher with the tides of time. We are already in a time where our generation are exploring new areas in the field of jobs, academics and information technol
Speech delivered by Eno. Zhopra Vero, Kedallo, NNC/FGN at the consultative meeting of all the naga national political groups convened by the nagaland legislators’ forum on 9th march, 2016 Hon’ble Sp
Politics defers from persons to context of regions. Normatively there are two types of politics: Politics of honest and politics of dishonest that people opt one or the other.Inseparably, development in society
For so long we have blamed our politicians. For potholed roads, for lack of infrastructure, for corruption, for being selfish, for seeking power; we have looked at them with disdain for their recommendation let
Every year, Good Friday is celebrated all over the World. In some countries, some of the Christian devotees physically torture themselves to imitate the sufferings of our Lord Jesus Christ. Every Christian is f
‘Stakeholder’. This has become the catchword in the lexicon of Naga politics used by all hue and colors these days. It became even more pronounced after the August 3, 2015 Framework agreement signed
We are living through a time of uniquely contradictory trends. The post cold war era may be summed up for many by one sentence; there is less immediate threat, but much more insecurity than ever before. We no l
"God helps those who help themselves", so the saying goes. The pertinent question that follows is: "Are the Nagas honestly trying hard enough to help themselves to allow God to chip in?" If
The above word ‘Laknyed’ is given in Phom dialect which in English can be translated into ‘foul-hand’ or ‘squalid-hand’, meaning ‘service charge’ for making one&r