Stronger laws & punishments: • Start questions our leaders n stop blindly support in basis of religion, caste, colour, tribes Yes, stronger laws and punishments are required, b
• My perspective on addressing HIV & AIDS with special focus on rural areas (I am a registered nurse, graduated few years back and I come from remote place of Longleng)1. Education
Fear of stigma & victim-blaming: • The fear of stigma and victim-blaming is a significant challenge in addressing sexual harassment in Nagaland. This fear can prevent victims f
Improved waste collection & recycling systems: • The best solution would be improving waste collection and recycling systems. While public awareness and education campaigns are
Yes: • A differentiation between the two must be made known to the public, or the alternative is people taking every information and 'news' in the internet as facts at face value.
Yes: • (I) Because of the influence of Korean culture on them. (II) Easily living and lack of dignity of labour.• Failure to teach mother tongue by familie
Strengthening: • In my opinion, looking at the current trend of emerging E-journalism or digital journalism, I think social media platforms are strengthening, rather than weakening
Lack of qualified teachers: • Government teachers are well qualified but have no discipline and lack of commitment• Lack of qualified teaching staff as a r
Yes:• Yes, definitely. The other day, I went to a village not far from Dimapur. An elder of the village remarked that the women folk are more organised in the village and have been empo
Yes:• (1) Contractual posts of Assistant Professors are not recognized by UGC. (2) Even if contractual posts are illegal, the appointment order of this type includes conditions inter-al
Yes: • The Nagaland Super League has the potential to bring positive changes to football in Nagaland.1. Increased Exposure for Local Talent: The league provides a platform for loca
Yes: • One man/woman one vote should be applied and those non- indigenous people from outside should not have their voting rights in two states/countries.•  
Yes: • It looks like they have to look into every petty matter• Due to ignorance of modern constitutional government system and lack of trust on elected go
Yes: • Yes, since government is not accountable in Nagaland, third parties will safe guard the public interest.• Yes if transparency is maintained and if t
Yes: • Yes, from my point of view especially in the far flung areas where government negligence is everywhere seen, focusing on preserving cultural prospects.• &
No: • I don't think Nagaland can really unlock its tourism potential without seriously improving basic infrastructure. Think about it – how can tourists enjoy the stunning scener
Yes: • Because the attendance of officers and staff is poor in Offices. Some employees hardly attend their office once a month. This SMILE app should apply to all the offices.•&n
Yes:No:• There is high disparity among the high class, middle class and lower class.• No. Everyone knows that only some families, political and underground, are
Yes:• Yes, the Nagaland government must not only urge but must write a strong letter of protest against this unreasonable decision of the Home Ministry to impose the PAP on Nagaland. Th
Yes: No: • The Nagaland government is still unable to provide the basic fire-fighting and safety gears to the personnel of Nagaland Fire and Emergency Services (NFES). In the