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  • A letter to a niece
    Kaka D Iralu Yes, there is a feeling of inferiority complex among many Nagas which I believe is the result of the two colonizing experiences we have gone through in the hands of the British from 1880 to 19
  • “What Are The Three Greatest Challenges To The Church In Nagaland?” And What Are The Most Important Principles That Undergird Your Life As A Christian?
    Thepfulhouvi Solo THESE questionnaires, -from a stranger, personally unknown Naga Girl PhD Researcher, said to be in an American University in the USA- were surprisingly addressed to this Scribbler to: ple
  • The Guiltless ‘Individual’
    Our Naga society is a collective Individual. The individual; well he is the brother, father, uncle, grandfather in the family. The individual is the clan, the khel, the village identity, the tribe identity, the
  • Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
    Dr Sedevi Angami Kohima has a landmark. It is called BOC. It stood for a fuel station. In earlier times, it was the only fuel station in the whole of Kohima. It had two fuel dispensing machines. The surrou
  • GPRN/NSCN on Khaplang appointing Gen. Niki
    In 2012, Mr. Khaplang had written to Western Nagas through FNR not to interfere in his affairs in Burma, while assuring that he will not interfere in the political affairs in western sector. That was a clear in
  • Nagaland Foot Hill Road Construction Committee Resolution on March 19
    1. We, the Apex ten Naga Tribal Hohos re-affirmed the decision taken by the NFHRCC not to politicized the historic project in any manner whatsoever. In the event, if the same is violated by any tribes/persons t
  • On the book “Naga Society and Culture”
    It is an undeniable historical fact that the Ao tribe is comprised of two distinct major groups, namely, the Jungli and the Mongsen. That these two groups are distinct from each other can be ascertained from th
  • Our identity beyond ‘pork, beef and dog’ consumers
    A dramatic incident that happened in my neighborhood in the recent past has left me thinking about my identity as a Naga ever since. One peaceful evening I was attracted to an argument in the process between a
  • On the book “Naga Society and Culture”
    It is an undeniable historical fact that the Ao tribe is comprised of two distinct major groups, namely, the Jungli and the Mongsen. That these two groups are distinct from each other can be ascertained from th
  • Our identity beyond ‘pork, beef and dog’ consumers
    Chibenthung YanthanResearch scholar, JNUA dramatic incident that happened in my neighborhood in the recent past has left me thinking about my identity as a Naga ever since. One peaceful evening I was attracted
  • Déjà Vu
    (Here comes the Elections again)Some things that will come around again with the elections.1. They will suddenly remember you again and will come once begging on your door for your votes saying ‘Kiniki as
  • Déjà Vu
    Jonah AchumiDimapur(Here comes the Elections again)Some things that will come around again with the elections.1. They will suddenly remember you again and will come once begging on your door for your votes sayi
  • Exercising Our Franchise With Conscience
    Dr. John Mohan RazuProfessor Of Social Ethics,CTC, Mokokchung.The jigsaw puzzle in terms of permutation, tactical and strategic mergers and alliances of the national and regional political parties to a large ex
  • Trends In Health Care
    Dr Sedevi AngamiEver since Manmohan Singh came into the scene and opened India to the world market, health care in the country has changed dramatically. The best health technology in the world has become access
  • Trends In Health Care
    Dr Sedevi AngamiEver since Manmohan Singh came into the scene and opened India to the world market, health care in the country has changed dramatically. The best health technology in the world has become access
  • Our Rights as Consumers ...
     Moatemsu M. Com., M. Phil.,Department of Business AdministrationSt. Josephs College, Jakhama, Nagaland.All of us are consumers. We buy commodities for our consumption and also for our daily living in vari
  • “Equality for Women is Progress for All”
    Equality for women and empowering women is an indispensable tool for advancing development. Women had to fight a long battle for Equality and Freedom. They endured hardships and still do in tearing down the rig
  • Naga Gurkhas Should Stand With Nagas: GPRN/NSCN
    Naga political struggle, over the decades have attracted many non-naga sympathizers, from within and outside. Nagas owe a lot to the Chinese, the then East Pakistanis, the Pakistanis and host of other Nations f
  • “Equality for Women is Progress for All”
    Equality for women and empowering women is an indispensable tool for advancing development. Women had to fight a long battle for Equality and Freedom. They endured hardships and still do in tearing down the rig
  • Naga Gurkhas Should Stand With Nagas: GPRN/NSCN
    Naga political struggle, over the decades have attracted many non-naga sympathizers, from within and outside. Nagas owe a lot to the Chinese, the then East Pakistanis, the Pakistanis and host of other Nations f
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