Reaching an honourable Political Solution:
• Reaching an honourable political solution is important but poses a big challenge because the Naga Political Groups are all splintered into various factions.
• Good question. Reaching an honourable political solution is the foremost need for Nagaland in 2026. Why? Looking at the present socio-political and economic scenario of Nagaland, the picture is clear. Justice has failed, all round development of the state as a whole is a far cry, "ism" has taken a strong root, our economy is falling, non locals under the protection of locals (of different levels/capacities) are prospering at the cost of the local populace. Division and mushrooming of Political groups has become uncontrollable for reasons best known to them and masters behind. Also, the present government does not seem to be the people's government but a dictatorial one that is controlled by an unseen lord.
Reforming the state's economy:
• Reforming the state's economy is difficult because there is no system in Nagaland. Every political head of our state has customised their policy according their of interests and fancies.
Resolving the debate around Nagaland Liquor Total Prohibition Act:
• The Nagaland Legislative Assembly does not have the courage to lift the NLTP Act. Everyone knows the Act has failed and that something needs to be done - either remove it or implement it strictly - but no one has the courage to do anything about it.
Others (Please Specify):
• Unemployment
• Problems do not start with systems, they start with individuals. Education means nothing without basic civic sense and the right mindset. It is time people stop being casual about responsibility and start thinking beyond themselves.
