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A Naga does not need permission to speak

The recent controversy surrounding Dr. S.C. Jamir and his views on the Naga political issue raises ...

Reaction to words by SC Jamir on the long-lasting conflict c...

It is rather interesting to notice the broad consternation which appeared following the interesting...

Eight decades of struggle — but where are we today?

For more than eight decades, the Naga people have carried the weight of a political struggle rooted...

When will Teachers teach peacefully in the classroom?

The relentless burden placed on educators has pushed the teaching profession to a critical breaking...

The tree that gave everything – A lesson for Nagaland

I stumbled upon it over a cup of tea - a video on social media where President Droupadi Murmu recal...

A tribute of faith, courage and gratitude

The life of Dr. S. C. Jamir stands as a remarkable testimony to courage, perseverance, public servi...

Wokha at 150

For most people, Wokha is known as the homeland of the Lotha Nagas; a land of hills, valleys, river...

Why nurturing young Naga scholars matters more than rigid pr...

Helping young minds grow is not a luxury; it is essential to the future of any society. When we giv...

The haphazard in policy making

The recently released Nagaland Staff Selection Board (NSSB) notification regarding the Combined Sta...

Puisa Kotha Hunibo?

Recently, during a discussion in Delhi, in a part of the city where a large number of people from t...

Dairy farming: Our untapped pathway to prosperity

Dairy Farming holds immense potential to transform our socio economic landscape. Beyond being a sou...

The moral equation of the Naga crisis

Moving beyond blame to systemic truthFor decades, Naga youth have been caught in an endless cyc...

Rethinking about NLTP Act 1989

My words might be a taboo to some individuals as I specifically write about Nagaland Liquor Total P...

Bringing back life that matters

The recent 80s trend has brought nostalgia for an old fashion that had almost been forgotten. The t...

Remembering aunty Beilieü Shüya and aunty Rano Shaiza

I was deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Rev. Beilieü Shüya. When I received the news, my th...