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Hindi: The journey of a language
From its linguistic roots and literary traditions to its constitutional status and place in a chang...
Modi’s 25 years in politics
There is a small tea stall in Vadnagar, Gujarat, where Narendra Modi ji ji once helped his father s...
Modi’s efforts of positioning India as a ‘Vishwaguru’ has be...
I am starting this article with a reference to a media interview given by Congress leader Salman Kh...
The menace of traffic jam still continues
Now we are living in 21st century digitalized world and loss of a minute matters a lot for everyone...
Rejoinder to Dr. S. C. Jamir’s statement
The attention of the NNC/FGN is drawn to the statements of Dr. S.C. Jamir on seeking for an early s...
Who holds the levers? Jamir, Bhagwat and the Naga Peace
The recent meeting between former Nagaland Chief Minister Dr. S. C. Jamir and Rashtriya Swayamsevak...
Puisa Kotha Hunibo?
For generations, the idea of retirement was fairly straightforward. Work until your late 50s or 60s...
A tribute to my friend Niketu Iralu
“Yet you do not know what your life will be like tomorrow. You are just like a vapor that appears f...
Questioning the CNFN narrative — Part II
(A response to their recent press statement)The Concerned Naga Forum of Nagaland (CNFN), in its...
Origin and development of Hindi journalism
“Udant Martand” was the first Hindi newspaper. The journey of the era of Hindi newspapers in India ...
Who will protect the Constitution?
When we were in high school in the 1980s, we learned about the Constitution of India in our Social ...
Losing the plot
In our society, truth has become the most unfortunate victim of our collective silence and complace...
Longleng cut off again: A struggle that refuses to end
The rain returned on the evening of 11th September 2026.From around 6:00 pm, it began pouring heavi...
The cockroaches who wouldn’t die: Inside india’s most unlike...
It started with an insult. Or at least, what sounded like one.On May 15, 2026, during a hearing on ...
Independent churches in Nagaland: A spiritual awakening or i...
Nagaland has long identified itself with the Christian faith, captured in the familiar aspiration, ...