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The travel loan temptation: Rina’s dilemma
Rina is part excited, part anxious. Her long-awaited summer holidays are finally here. As a schoolt...
The pressure to ‘have it all together’: A myth every student...
As a student, I have often felt an invisible pressure to have my entire life planned out, to know e...
Bt Cotton is not the answer for Nagaland
Is Nagaland standing at a critical juncture, facing a proposition that looks to threaten and unrave...
Donyipoloism and indigenous identity
Arunachal Pradesh, our vibrant ‘Land of Dawn-Lit Mountains’, is celebrated for its unparalleled div...
Can Iran reshape regional economics?
Iran’s reassertion of power after its military confrontation with Israel isn’t just about geopoliti...
All talk, no truth? Zakir Naik’s Christian critique under fi...
Introduction: Dr. Zakir Naik’s critique of Christianity often relies on rhetorical flair rather tha...
War and tariffs dragging global economy down
As the global economy stands precariously at the edge of a downturn, the simultaneous eruption of t...
The Holy Eucharist and the Catholic church
One of the most fundamental teachings and practices of the Catholic Church is the Holy Eucharist. T...
The violation of Lakhuti Resolution is treason
By the gracious gift of God, the Naga people are the only owner of Nagaland and Naga sovereignty. N...
Nagaland’s quiet rise begins
For years, conversations around Nagaland have too often centred on what is missing - industries, in...
Captain Neikezhakuo Kenguruse: a legacy that inspires genera...
“Captain Kenguruse did not just defend a peak in Kargil—he elevated the spirit of a generation” – L...
Moving from Information Age to ‘Age of Intelligence’
The success of Information Technology revolution caused the transition of the world from the Indust...
Intl Day against drug abuse and illicit trafficking
‘AWARENESS AND REHABILITATION MATTERS AS MUCH AS ENFORCEMENT’Each year on June 26, the world ob...
Breaking the chains
In the silence of everyday life, there are people who carry invisible burdens that we may never see...
New Democracy?
“When the pen falls silent: An elegy to democracy”During the Emergency, newspapers left their edito...