Infocus

  • UN Declaration & Naga peace talk
    Inotoli ZhimomiThe representative teams from Delhi and the Nagas, under the leadership Isak-Muivah group of the NSCN, have reportedly resumed their negotiations. This current effort marks the 60th round of talk
  • The atrocities committed on contractors, public servants and leaders because of potholes
    Potholes are very interesting structures. But they cannot exist independently. In other words they cannot be sovereign.  If you examine each of them separately, you will observe that each of them is unique
  • The society condemns drunkenness
    Kuolachalie SeyieProhibition is one of Nagaland’s many ironies. Alcohol is often openly served at the residences of high officials as early as 8am. Some of our traditional festivals clearly encourage the youn
  • THE CHRISTIAN AND HIS OBLIGATION TO TRUTH
    Kaka D. IraluChristians are supposed to be followers of Jesus who had said: “I am the way and the truth and the Life.”(Jn. 14:6) Christians also profess to believe what Jesus said when he declared: “You s
  • An appraisal on Draft Modalities for Oil Exploration
    N Janbemo HumtsoeThe journey of oil exploration and production in Nagaland has been messed up with long, complex and often painful experience that to date the issue seems intractable both in terms of its resolu
  • Illegal immigrants have destroyed Bodoland today. Tomorrow they will burn down Nagaland!
    Yanpvuo KikonCreator of The Naga BlogAt this juncture when Nagaland has for the 1st time witnessed illegal immigrants attacking local population and even to the extend of gang raping young women in front of the
  • The Naga people’s right to nationhood and the 16 Point Agreement of 1963
    Kaka D. IraluThe Naga people’s right to nationhood is not a right second or inferior to any other nation’s right to nationhood. Like any other nations in the world, Nagas have also evolved from within a dis
  • Too much ‘crying wolf’ leads... into our homes
    These days we find stories of rapes every day in our papers on a daily basis. The thing that gets me is that people differentiate between Naga and non-Naga victims and perpetrators. Women are women, the trauma
  • The Choice Is Ours
    Being a youth of land of festival, I would like to share my view on the prevailing situation of our society. In today’s Nagaland people are really greedy for money; we think they are the ones who pour money o
  • Questions to Naga intellectuals and pol groups
    Looking at the present situation created by the issues in the name of Naga Independence and may be un-ending starting of New Groups I just a layman would like to ask few foolish Questions from Naga (s) intellec
  • Manifesto for a Global Democracy
    Politics lags behind the facts. We live in an era of deep technological and economic change that has not been matched by a similar development of public institutions responsible for its regulation. The economy
  • Animal Domestication: A Naga Perspective
    Dr. Walunir The recent proposition of Ajit Singh Mofar, "We can make arrangements to catch such dogs ... send them to Nagaland, Mizoram and China where they are more needed," has sparkled a lot of issues.
  • What I would like to tell students
    Thepfulhouvi SoloMinisters and Politicians were not known when I passed Class 10, 55 years ago in 1957. The highest Officers in the then Naga Hills were One DC and one Commissioner who could not get better job
  • People at the bottom are denied opportunities the haves have at the top
    Thepfulhouvi SoloThe Nobel Prize winner in Economics, American Physicist turned Economist -Joseph Stiglitz was asked whether America is still a land of Opportunity, replied: “USA has become less a land of opp
  • Need for review of Nagaland Government Employees Retirement Act 2009
    Retirement from Government Service is a service matter, thus the Supplementary Rules (S.R.) deal with the retirement age of the Government Servants. In the Pension Rules, Superannuation is concerned with the ag
  • Capital Formation for Entrepreneurial Development
    Mazie Nakhro, PhDFinance is regarded as the lifeblood of a business enterprise because it provides access to all the sources for production and marketing activities. So to start with, a serious entrepreneur sho
  • Corruption starts from Home
    Riku  KhutsoMuch of the corruption that we quote today are invented traditions from the family lineage or home itself. We are living in a time where people mindfully ignore the moral principles, the enligh
  • NAGAS - without strong leaders
    Nagas are in need of strong and vibrant leadership, one which has the guts to soak in criticism and have the will to act and justify in the interest of the people. In the traditional Naga content, there was no
  • Let the Wisdom of God lead our Naga Women
    Through this column I applaud to the news item published in various local dailies under the caption “request the Angami Women to go slow” by T.L. Angami.Though the former writer shared his opinion with rega
  • One cannot serve both God and money
    Kuolachalie SeyieThe Greek word ‘doulos’ is a slave and ‘kurios’ denotes ‘absolute ownership’. We get the meaning far better if we translate it with the original words in this way : No man can be sl
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