In the course of human history, the myth surrounding ‘state sovereignty’ has been exposed, and world politics has shown that it has indeed lived of its usefulness. This conclusion is only natural si
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In the course of human history, the myth surrounding ‘state sovereignty’ has been exposed, and world politics has shown that it has indeed lived of its usefulness. This conclusion is only natural since the
According to the Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, a New Year resolution is a commitment that an individual makes to a project or the reforming of a habit, often a lifestyle change that is generally interpreted
According to the Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, a New Year resolution is a commitment that an individual makes to a project or the reforming of a habit, often a lifestyle change that is generally interpreted
That the urban growth rate of Nagaland is quite alarming can be gauged from the number of vehicles squeezed on roads build almost a quarter of a century ago. This was seen especially at Dimapur during the recen
As people around the world celebrated another Christmas this December 25, it was very unfortunate to learn about the scourge of violence and killing continuing to take place. Whether it was Afghanistan, Nigeria
The supposed ‘global village’ is filled with internal contradictions, which if not addressed constructively could have detrimental consequences to the question of human co-existence. The more aggres
Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio has done well to take a much needed initiative of building a bridge of friendship between two well known villages—Ungma under Mokokchung district and Tuophema in Kohima district
Ever since the demand for creation of new states came to the fore, the political establishment in Delhi has been faced with numerous challenges from one end of the country to the other. Whether it is Telangana
As in most things that move and change the ties between countries, which is governed by international relations, is also always in a state of fluid. In fact every country, which is admitted as an independent St
The season to celebrate and be merry is once again upon us and more so for the Christian majority Naga state and its people. And keeping with our reputation as proud Christians and at the same time the heavy do
The visit of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh along with UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi to Imphal, Manipur has only raised more questions about New Delhi’s intent to address not just the Naga political issue b
In this age and time of 24x7 news, smart phones, plasma television, fast food and speeding connectivity, life can become a bit too surreal. We need to be cautious about this whole new media generated hype surro
During a recent public function held at the State capital Kohima, a former Chief Secretary of Nagaland who is currently the Chief Information Commissioner (CIC), made some interesting observation about his pers
Speaking on the occasion of the 63rd International Human Rights Day which was organized by the Naga Peoples Movement for Human Rights (NPMHR), Rev Dr Wati Aier as a matter of fact pointed out that institutional
According to Time magazine, Anna Hazare’s anti-corruption movement that saw Indians rally in support has been named among the top 10 news stories in the world this year, which listed the Arab Spring and k
In a major fire tragedy close to 90 people majority of them patients in Kolkata's well known AMRI hospital were killed when a blaze started in the basement of the annexe building early on Friday and toxic f
In the last one decade or so, we have seen a tremendous growth of technology permeating into every aspect of our lives. Further there has been vast improvement in the area of computer and mobile technology. All
Recently an editorial in this column mentioned about media as an instrument of public accountability and how those in the media must be first accountable itself. The press in Nagaland has performed exceed
The furor over the decision of the Union Cabinet to allow 51% Foreign Direct Investment in the retail sector has stalled Parliament from functioning and leading to wrangling with political parties from the far
