Dipak KurmiThe landscape of modern pathology is undergoing a subtle yet profound shift, revealing that many contemporary illnesses are not merely isolated diseases of the physical body, but are instead the soma
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Dear Nagas,Recent events involving the abuse of a minor girl serving as a domestic helper have shaken many of us. It should also compel us to pause and reflect on how we, as a society, treat the vulnerable chil
Dr I Simon SumiState Nodal Officer, National Tobacco Control Programme, Nagaland, Directorate of Health & Family WelfareWorld No Tobacco Day is observed every year on May 31 to spread awareness about the da-
Rev Temsu JamirExecutive Secretary, ABAM The Naga community, deeply rooted in traditions of fellowship and social obligations, thrives on gatherings like, funerals, marriages, Birthdays, meetings, and coun
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Ambika Khan, BA 2nd Semester Department of English, Modern College, PiphemaIn todays fast-moving digital world, social media has become an important part of everyday life, especially among young people. Pl
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When multilingualism becomes compulsion rather than meaningful learningDr Mary N OdyuoWhen my son entered Class III, he had to choose an additional language. The school offered two options: French and Sanskrit.
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Upasana Bora SinhaNagaland UniversityThe decline and disappearance of indigenous languages is a global concern which has significant educational, cultural and scientific implications. According to data by UNESC
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The GPRN/NSN (U), under the leadership of President, Gen (retd) MB Neokpao Konyak and Ato Kilonser Inno Alezo Venuh, through its Ministry of Information & Publicity (MIP), unequivocally expresses its deep c
Niutoli Tuccu Licensed Rehabilitation Psychologist RCI Mental health problems are becoming increasingly common, yet many people still fail to recognise the early signs of emotional distress. Anxiety,-
Alokali ZhimomiEvery year 28 May is Menstrual Hygiene Day. WASH United started it in 2014 to end period shame and spread awareness. Their mission is to create a period-friendly world. But we are not there yet.S
Dr N Janbemo HumtsoeWokhaA decade ago, travelling from Wokha to Kohima took more than three hours, while the journey from Wokha to Dimapur often exceeded five hours. Today, with significant improvements in road-
DIPRIn exercise of the powers conferred by Rule 8 (ii)b&(vii) of the Census Rules, 1990, made under the provisions of the Census Act, 1948 (37 of 1948) and in conformity with the Government's commitment to
Ajunlo KentMSW 2nd Semester, NEISSRNagaland, once celebrated as one of India's greenest states, is today at the centre of an ecological emergency. A land whose hills once breathed with dense, ancient forests an-
Liba HopesonCan we shape culture? Culture is dynamic; no culture is ever completely pure or permanently fixed. While it is right to preserve what is good in our traditions, we should avoid the prideful assumpti
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A new study using 25 years of satellite data finds that North-East India has seen one of the sharpest pollution increases in the entire Indo-Gangetic Plain region. Carbonaceous aerosols — driven by slash-and-
Ranjana ChopraIn the forests, hills, and remote habitations that stretch across our country, a quiet yetconsequential transformation is underway. Tribal communities, long awaiting their rightful place at the ce-
That the Cockroach Janata Party, whose logo is an outline of a cockroach on a mobile phone, calls itself the Voice of the Lazy and Unemployed found traction with millions of Gen Zs is not unexpectedMonalisa Cha
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Dipak KurmiExploration constitutes the primary mechanism through which humanity decodes the complexities of the external universe and the nuances of the internal self. Far from being a mere series of physical j
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Dr I John Mohan RazuProfessor of Social EthicsWe live in a world of technological and digitalisation revolution. The world we live-in is witnessing stupendous changes that are happening in such manner we could
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C P RadhakrishnanWhen I was a young boy studying at School in Tiruppur, I had many dreams about our nation. Questions would constantly arise within me: When will Bharat regain its greatness? When will it rise a
