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Families, inequalities and child wellbeing
15th May is the International Day of FamiliesThe foremost and integral part of any society is t...
Why India’s children need more than just food
A five-year-old girl was brought to my clinic not long ago. She seemed to be behind on her mileston...
Attention is the new wealth
Meditation is helping modern professionals regain focus, reduce digital distractions, and reclaim e...
‘Unknown God’ in Acts 17 as a relevant rhetoric in contempor...
The authorship of the Acts of the Apostles is mostly addressed to Luke. Yet, there are many theorie...
More good days, together: A call for mental well being in Na...
Mental health concerns are increasing at an alarming rate across India, particularly among adolesce...
An appeal to the Advisor, School Education for more ghss upg...
Sir,Since the day you took over the chair as Advisor of the School Education, we have seen you trav...
Religious stickers on vehicles
Sir,The ban on religious stickers should not be applicable in Nagaland and it makes no sense whatso...
Reflections on recent polls
Three incumbent governments in--Tamil Nadu (DMK), Kerala (LDF), and West Bengal (TMC)-- faced humil...
Need for advance health care facilities in MMDH, Wokha
The need to equip Dr. Mhondamo Memorial District Hospital (MMDH), Wokha, with advanced diagnostic f...
Nietzsche and Spinoza: Notions on free-will
Philosophers always in their explorations or moving beyond notions that predominant raise the probl...
Expression of one’s faith and identity is not a crime
Today, many citizens across Nagaland are deeply disappointed and concerned over the reported order ...
Puisa Kotha Hunibo? Spread your money, not your risk
Most people put their money in one place and hope it does wonders. When it doesn’t, everything gets...
Bengal reclaims itself
Howrah was once called the Sheffield of Asia. The jute mills along the Hooghly were the largest con...
Theological colleges are not rehabilitation centresReclaimin...
In Nagaland today, many families send struggling youth to theological colleges hoping the environme...
Resending with modification. Sir David Attenborough: A hundr...
On 8th May 2026, Sir David Attenborough completes one hundred years of life. His very existence is ...