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  • The row between MHA and MEA at Delhi
    Thepfulhouvi SoloThe Row between the Ministry of Home Affairs -MHA and the Ministry of External Affairs -MEA over the recent visit of the European Ambassadors to Nagaland indicates how sensitive Delhi is about
  • IDUF appeal to European Ambassadors
    We the Indian Drug Users Forum (IDUF), the apex body of People Who Use Drugs (PUDs) of India, declare our opposition to the EU-India Free Trade Agreements (FTAs), which has put the profits of multinational phar
  • An appreciation of the E.U. Ambassador’s visit to Nagaland
    Kaka D. IraluAt the outset, allow me to begin with a short introduction of Naga history and country. Nagaland, surrounded by gigantic mountains and thick tropical forests, remained an unknown country to the res
  • How long will the state authority continue to deprive our Constitutional Rights?
    Democracy is best defined as of the people, by the people and for the people.  The historic objectives resolution moved by Jawahar Lal Nehru in the Constituent Assembly in 1947 which shaped the making of I
  • Ambitions: Parents Vs Children
    Every year with the declaration of HSSLC and HSLC examination results, most parents spend sleepless nights worrying about choosing the right course or the most suitable schools for their children. With the ever
  • Speculative Contemplation on Nagaland School Teachers’ Interview and Selection
    A serious speculation relating to selection of candidates for different jobs in Nagaland is nepotism and bribery. Job black market is another predicament. There have been instances of discursive, illegal and un
  • Speculative Contemplation on Nagaland School Teachers’ Interview and Selection
    A serious speculation relating to selection of candidates for different jobs in Nagaland is nepotism and bribery. Job black market is another predicament. There have been instances of discursive, illegal and un
  • Post conflict reconstruction: Ask The Women Farmers
    Tabara NdiayeThe fertile region of Casamance lies in the south of Senegal and borders Gambia and Guinea Bissau. Like other Senegalese women, women in Casamance suffer from unequal social relations that place me
  • Climbing up the economic ladder
    Mazie Nakhro, PhDCountries like Dubai, China, Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, etc. are achieving rapid economic development as a result of adopting good economic planning which are worthy of emulat
  • India and North-East—Maddening Posterity
    Chenithung D YanthanMy article here does not reflect any wrong intentions; it is strictly based on my personal views.I want to share my personal opinion and I want you all to read it putting yourself in the sho
  • Hooliganism at the DC’s conference room
    The issue that is supposed to be an internal family business, hence should have been settled amicably within the members of the village community, becomes a matter of public debate when a group of supporters of
  • Welcome Prince Andrew for a ratification
    Though my haphazard opinions, views and requests in the media circle for almost two decades to Nagas to stop killing and desires for Naga unity seems a waste of Love Labour Loss or say the shout to a deaf. So,
  • The Politics of Dissent: a personal endeavor to understand the demand for separate state from Nagalim
    One of the greatest threat and/or hurdle to any political movement is internal dissent that is (a) motivated by ignorance, rumors, shortsightedness, and wrong interpretation and misunderstanding of cause and ef
  • My Lost War Against Corruption
    The initial years of service may be the days of fun for some people and of struggle for few others, but certainly un- forgetful to most. My days as a teacher in a private school in Nagaland were entirely differ
  • The NBCC’s 75th yr Platinum Jubilee impact on the Nagas
    Thepfulhouvi SoloLined up some several steps ahead in the front of the starting Block rather than behind it on Lane No.6 of personal Tract in the race for 80 years; personally I was attracted more for deep spir
  • On ATAN fast vis-à-vis the various organisation
    Hekiye H LirikiKuhoxu Vill.NiulandThe 'fast unto Death' undertaken by the members of Aggrieved Teachers Association of Nagaland (ATAN) seem genuine on the part of the ATAN to resume the 'Do or Die ' Stand consi
  • Fourteen point guidelines on Nagaland
    At this point of time the Naga National Council (NNC) would once again like to let our people know better on the fourteen point guidelines on Nagaland given to Nagas by A.Z. Phizo father of the Naga Nation. The
  • Rhetoric of Women Empowerment
    Hitoho SumiChallenging law and the need to go beyond legal ambitA day ago on my journey way back home an elderly indian man and a woman were engaged in a passionate discussion on how younger generation girls ha
  • Why ban prepaid services?
    Just because criminals and terrorists use prepaid mobile service, do we have to do away with prepaid service altogether? Just because a vegetable knife was found in a murder scene, do we have to stop manufactur
  • The faces of public servants vis-à-vis the public
    This article is not written with an intention of pointing out an accusing finger at someone nor an attempt to bluntly condemn the existing work culture of our society. It is rather an honest attempt of self int
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