The implementation of the Holistic Progress Card (HPC) developed by PARAKH, NCERT in Nagaland marks a significant milestone in the States journey towards educational transformation. By moving beyond the traditi
Dr Kevilhounyii LinyiiPresident, Kohima Obstetrics and Gynecological Society of Nagaland (KOGSON)A hospital is built on trust.A patient trusts a doctor with life. A mother trusts a nurse with her newborn child.
Rice is the principal staple crop of Nagaland and is cultivated under jhum, terrace, and wetland ecosystems. The warm and humid climate, coupled with high rainfall, favours the incidence of several insect pests
Recovering the civilisation before politicsLimhachan Kikon DimapurThe recent launch of the Unified Covenant Party (UCP), following the merger of the Rising People's Party (RPP) into the Naga People's Front
Atuzo PeseyieDPRO KohimaAt a time when solid waste management has emerged as one of the greatest environmental challenges facing urban, peri-urban and rural communities in Nagaland, Kuda Village in Dimapur Dist
Dr I John Mohan RazuProfessor of Social EthicsOne of the reports on Christian participation in the recent protests of the students was candid which stated … its visibility was real yet uneven. Several major C
Kuolachalie SeyieHidden Forests, IG Stadium, KohimaThe recent statement by the Chief Minister of Assam alleging that flood-hit people in Assam are suffering because of coal sand mining activities in Nagaland is
M Chuba AoBJP national vice president My first message in this piece, is please develop the right habit of keeping yourself well informed. For this one has to read – read authentic stuff and be a regular
Aiesha D'limaOne of the best parts of my SBI Youth for India Fellowship has been going from home to home in Chendang village. What started with surveys and conversations slowly turned into shared meals, cups of
Shakuntla RanawatMeta Description: Rediscovered in Arunachal Pradesh after 158 years, Cyananthus hookeri highlights the importance of botanical exploration and biodiversity conservation in the eastern Himalayas
Dr Mhasesalu Tetseo (Orthopaedic surgeon, NIMSR)On behalf of Nagaland Orthopedic SocietyRoad traffic accidents (RTA) are not inevitable tragedies. With responsible road behaviour, safer infrastructure and timel
Sulanthung Lotha Former President, Naga HohoSince assuming the responsibility as President of the Naga Hoho, I have carried out my duties with sincerity, commitment, and dedication. The Naga Hoho was estab
Besesayo Kezo, IPS, Retd DGPIntroductionHistorically, sports in Nagaland were never mere entertainment; they were deeply interwoven with the Naga people's socio-cultural fabric, physical survival, and warrior e
KinimiHigh school sa, Thahekhu DimapurRecently, the Nagaland Science Centre in Dimapur made headlines after a fire broke out in one of its rooms. Thankfully, the incident was brought under control, but for many
Prof Mithilesh Kumar SinhaRetired Professor, Nagaland University, LumamiThe paradox of an advancing civilization experiencing declining human values is a significant concern in contemporary discourse, highlight
Limhachan Kikon Dimapur Why do debates about institutions become so emotional? Because institutions are rarely just administrative arrangements. Over time, they come to represent our history, our sacr
Ngaranmi Shimray New DelhiThe proposed arrangement under the Frontier Nagaland Territorial Authority (FNTA) raises an important question: what problem is it intended to solve? If the objective is to addres
KinimiMokokchungCities have a fragrance of their own. Some are remembered by the aroma of food, others by the smell of flowers or the sea. Yangon leaves behind a different kind of scent—not one that comes fro
Pamreihor KhashimwoThe contemporary political landscape of Nagaland presents a compelling paradox. While the state possesses one of India's youngest populations and an educated generation increasingly connected
Dr Mary N OdyuoSovima, NagalandA few months ago, I recommended one of Nagaland's well-regarded inclusive schools to a neighbour whose son was developing at a slower pace than many children of his age and needed