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The great indian snack war
Brace yourselves: the Union Health Ministry is coming for your samosa, a supposedly Hindu dish or i...
Ideas and norms that shaped Modern Naga society
Even as this year marks the end of the first quarter of the 21st Century, the ideas of 19th and 20t...
Protecting our youth from job frauds and exploitation
Issued by Naga Students’ Union Pune (NSUP)To all Naga brothers and sisters, especially our yout...
Nagaland for Christ: The dream we haven’t finished
(A reflection on faith, identity and the unfinished task of building a Christ-centered society in N...
The danger of anger
1) In your anger do not sin?“In your anger do not sin”: Do not let the sun go down while you are st...
Shape shifting Nagaland into an MSME driven economy
Adaptability is an attribute that has often been associated with Nagas. And that very attribute has...
‘Panchatantra’ of Business Management
Of the five basic principles governing business management, the first flows from the reality that a...
The inhuman spectacle
(Filming tragedies & distress – A call for moral responsibility & legal measures)In the dig...
Of healing hands and hollow hearts
Introduction: The Anatomy of a Scandal. In an age where charisma outshines character and healing ec...
A reality check vis–a–vis SC Jamir and Kitovi Zhimomi
It is true that the Nagas are a resilient people. However, our resilience has been manipulated and ...
How India’s AI revolution is transforming agriculture
India is at a critical juncture in its technological journey, where artificial intelligence (AI) is...
Do PhD publications matter in academic interviews?
In today’s academic hiring landscape, one cannot help but ask: Are doctoral research and publicatio...
A brief history of Catholic faith in Lakhuti village
When we think or talk about Christianity today, it must be viewed and understood from the prism of ...
Rethinking growth beyond appearances
In most agricultural cultures, the harvest is considered a time of culmination, an evidence that th...
Pioneers or prisoners of the past?
Not long ago, a respected deacon of a church made a remark that lodged itself in my conscience. He ...