Some of those who voted YES had this to say:  •    Health care delivery system has changed because of Nagaland’s more humane approach. Some of those who voted NO had this to say:  •    We still lack basic amenities. Most of the foundations are on papers. I don't think so this crisis will have an impact on the healthcare system cause heights of corruption will never end. •    The fact that our positi

Some of those who voted YES had this to say: 10 •     Because it spreads the disease. •     A law without action is useless/nothing situation like this demand stricter law to tackle n contain the spread of the virus. •     Penalising is the best because of the complacency attitude of citizens. Authorities should strictly fellow which public like me should not complain because it’s for the good of public health s

Some of those who voted YES had this to say: 36 •     Only if Nagas are educated  •     Money can change “one person multiple votes.” It is a chronic disease rooting in Nagaland which I think will go on. Some of those who voted NO had this to say: 20 •     With inborn sense of corruption one person one vote is not feasible. Some of those who voted OTHERS had this to say: 3    

Some of those who voted YES had this to say: •    Whether or not, COVD is spreading still according to Nagaland government health ministry. So what makes the difference? Even though we cancel the Hornbill festival, mega fair (mela) at Burma camp will be surely held because underground government is stronger than the elected government and ten comes Christmas shopping as if tomorrow comes like a filmy stuff of San Andreas or 2012. •    

Some of those who voted YES had this to say:  •    Yes, girl child should be given the equal voice and equal right being the child of the same parents why to discriminate between a girl and a boy? Customary laws are made but that doesn't mean we can't change it! Given the circumstances one need to adapt and change one can't let history lead our future. We should create history and live with the present. Just opinion no offense!! • &

Some of those who voted YES had this to say:  •    It should be legalised on priority, since the Prohibition Act has failed drastically leading to flourishing of spurious products as well as making way for Syndicate system to run the market without any hassle nor any preventive measures for the health of the consumers, such failed system to enforce has not only effect the consumers but creating a huge loss of revenue as well, keeping a tap or streaming st

Some of those who voted YES had this to say:  • Yes. It is a shame that in Nagaland we still have to bear the brunt of "illegal" taxation even in this 21st century. People everywhere pay income tax to the Government and which is used for essential public works, infrastructure, roads and what not. But here in Nagaland it’s the opposite. We pay numerous taxes to numerous organizations to play empty trumpets. How will our economy grow when small/large business

Some of those who voted YES had this to say: •    One Accord One Solution is the only way. However this is not possible under many factions and self interest. If Nagas were one people and united then it would be possible and acceptable, we being many individual groups who make claims to speak for the rest. Will prevent it and cause much unrest. •    'One Accord, One Solution' provides common platform, understanding and unity for all t

Some of those who voted YES had this to say:   •    Only to selected and connected few. Some of those who voted NO had this to say:  •    Government do not provide the exact required schemes and few schemes currently available are also corrupted which rather discourage instead of encouraging the entrepreneurs. At the present scenario, the outdated system of Loans, subsidies are not useful and productive. But I would sugge

Some of those who voted YES had this to say:   •    Not every citizen but most citizens. Easy accessible to groceries, availability of rice, pulses & kerosene at subsidised rate under central Government Scheme, Free access to health care facilities under Ayushman Bharat, easy access to sanitation facilities & Government Schools in almost all Town localities & villages for educating the masses. Such are the basic amenities accessible to most ci

Yes: 13 •    Because we cannot always ignore the problem, we must learn to face. No: 67 •    It is not advisable to reopen school at any point of time now even if with a proper Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). Children are vulnerable, parents cannot take risk to any extent Board should sit n brain storm, it is going to go for longer months or more years also this pandemic situation, and children will not maintain social distance.

1. Getting infected:  •    Getting Infected. Because if I get infected I do not know whether I will be able to recover or not. Moreover I don't want to create a fuss and a situation in my family. •    Getting infected of course... I’m sure everyone would forget about economy or education, once they are infected. 2. Economy and livelihood:  •    Because if there is better economy there will be a

Some of those who voted YES had this to say:   •    Because even in this pandemic where everyone wants to stay at home and keep themselves safe they are still trying their level best by coming together and holding meetings to help the students to cope up with their studies so that the students can atleast open their books and learn because there are now many students who are not taking very seriously of their studies anymore since they think that it is

Some of those who voted YES had this to say:  •    So that patients not related with covid19 can be given equal care and importance making sure they don’t remain neglected. •    Because many positive patients are sent home due to insufficient beds at the hospital. This leads to the danger of exposing the family members and friends to the virus. •    Virus can't be stopped right now and something is

Some of those who voted YES had this to say:  •    Shortage of doctors and nurses....we need extra man power to run both COVID hospital and general hospital besides health workers are overworked looking after quarantine centres and contact tracing. Its a herculean task unless government recruits more doctors and nurses. •    For other healthcare problems are not being looked after properly and normally. •    

Some of those who voted YES had this to say:  •    Yes of course. Sometimes I can't hold my three kids and my husband. But State Government is looking after lakhs and lakhs of people so... •    Of course yes! In the beginning, there were few loopholes on the side of the Government, but if we look at the present situation, we the public (not all) should take the responsibility. We can’t go on blaming the Government withou

Some of those who voted YES had this to say:  •    Because at home people have also have to spend money to live and eat. Why free? •    For those people who can afford to pay a minimum amount needs to be paid, if the cases are increasing it will be difficult for the government to perform its duties the again the public will complain. •    With paid facilities, the government can engage good private caterers and a

Some of those who voted YES had this to say:  •    Yes, they are doing it wrong. They should update the news with number of deaths and then recovered then the positive case. •    Yes... No.! Are the positive cases out of returnees? Or public? •    Knowing the fact of the spiking of COVID 19 cases in the community (especially Kohima, Dimapur & Peren District), Government should act faster in taking logis

Some of those who voted YES had this to say:  •    If the state government regulates the food choices for the citizens they will surely provide all the necessaries (nothing much will change) but it will also help to eradicate illegal stuffs that is hard to be controlled. The import and export will be thoroughly checked and it can also help promote the goods produced by the framers of our state which in a way provides incentives for the citizen of our

Some of those who voted YES had this to say:  •    Yes. Up to some extent. As long as vacancy posts are being advertised and exam conducted in a fair manner according to recruitment policy. The minimum qualifications for candidate for all Grade 3 and 4 post should be 10th and 12th passed in line with SSC and other states SSB criteria. However there should be no oral interview. •    All appointments outside the jurisdiction of NPSC shou