Imlisanen JamirIn a recent global study spanning 10 countries and surveying 10,000 young individuals, an alarming revelation emerged: almost 60 percent of them harbor profound concerns about the impending fate

AkangjunglaIt is disturbing to take note of the fact that drug abuse is once again reemerging as one of the most crucial social issues plaguing the Naga society. With the rising concern of drug abuse in Nagalan

Moa JamirTackling Key Challenges in Nagaland's EducationEmployment in the government sector is a paradox in Nagaland. Most aspire to secure positions in the government sector, but once individuals achieve this

Dr Asangba TzudirIssues related to climate change have been a much discussed topic at the global level especially in the context of its impact on the global world. This is also in the context of how the world f

Imkong WallingOne of the defining characteristics of India, the country, has been its foundational democratic structure, implying not only a multi-party electoral democracy but also one that steers clear of rel

One reason why Nagas in recent times find themselves in a perpetual state of arrestation is because of the manner in which ‘monologue’ has become so embedded into the ethos of daily life. Indeed the healthy

Imlisanen JamirPicture a world where everyone experiences the challenges of migraine. The atmosphere in stores would shift, with subdued lighting to ease sensitivities. Bars would resonate with hushed melodies,

Moa JamirRollout of Malaria Vaccine offers hopeThe initiation of the world's inaugural routine vaccine program against malaria on January 22 in Cameroon marks a significant stride in the battle against this lif

Dr Asangba TzudirThe progress and advancement which humankind has made over the centuries is because of education. Being the foundational stone of a society, it brings reforms, helps progress and creates variou

Moa JamirThe Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) for 2023 paints a comprehensive picture of educational and learning outcomes in Nagaland. While there are commendable achievements surpassing national trend

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Imlisanen JamirIn the fast-paced world of the 21st century, where progress is often measured by technological advancements and economic prosperity, the significance of nostalgia often takes a backseat. However,

AkangjunglaMental health crisis is prevalent everywhere. It is a grave concern as health professionals are sounding alarm. It is heartrending to observe that much of the misconceptions regarding mental begins w

Dr Asangba Tzudir The need for a ‘transformative change’ was the highlight of the recent meeting of the Naga Apex bodies and Church coming under the banner of the forum for Naga Reconciliation (FNR) to

Moa JamirOn Nagaland Sports PolicyBased on the promises and commitments made by those in leadership positions over the years, Nagaland appears to be in the process of developing the most comprehensive 'sports p

Imkong Walling Nagaland, by and large, has been and continues to be characterised by paradoxes. Paradoxes that range from the downright absurd to the wretchedly complex— from swanky cars not relative to

Imlisanen JamirNavigating a society with limited access to libraries poses challenges, but there are strategies and initiatives that can help address the gaps in information access, promote learning, and foster

AkangjunglaThe growing popularity of Hornbill Festival among the Indians as well as international tourist seems to be slowly making way for the skeptical and doubtful lot to be optimistic about the growth of To

Dr Asangba TzudirA research paper on the IMFL black economy put forth certain arguments to show that prohibition cannot exist in isolation saying that prohibition is not the solution and which only drives buyer

“Longwa Village: One of the largest villages in Mon district, this is a highly interesting place. The Angh’s house here lies half in India and half in Myanmar. Even though the village lies in two countries,