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Two yardsticks
Banks readily give huge loans to big corporate houses and when they become bad, there is hardly any...
Virus of insanity
Five Naga civilians were brutally gunned down by terrorists in Kangpokpi district on August 26 whil...
Lessons from tragedy
The flash flood that tore through Nepal on the morning of August 26, 2026, will be remembered as th...
Contentious ONOE
Congress has expressed serious concerns about the plan by the Modi government to effect One Nation,...
The Loan Tap
Much has been said about the reluctance of banks to lend in Nagaland. However, the issue deserves t...
Trust deficit
Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh has criticised the Modi government for not proroguing the ...
Ideas need testing
Nagaland’s proposed school-education revamp has the right broad objective. Improving school infrast...
Fifth estate
In any democracy, the media reflects how citizens enjoy or are deprived of the freedom of expressio...
Rights and Responsibilities
What happened in Shillong on August 19 was something uglier than dissent when a black flag motorcyc...
Niketu- A missionary of peace
The passing of Niketu Iralu marks the end of a remarkable life devoted to the difficult, patient wo...
Indictment on democracy
Even as India celebrated its 80th Independence, the latest report submitted to the Supreme Court ha...
Dimapur’s poor drainage system
Monsoon rains have become a recurring problem for Dimapur’s residents. Even a short spell of heavy ...
Fast and harmful
Fast-food chains and restaurants are opening up everywhere across the country, and that growth is s...
Economics of E20
India’s ambitious E20 programme- the blending of 20 percent ethanol with petrol, was presented as a...
Insane flood theory
Recently, several reports from Assam have sought to identify the causes of the recent floods across...