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  • It’s in our hand
    Neizosie-o RhutsuAssisant Professor, SJC (A)Today the world is changing at a rapid pace, with the advancement in the field of science and technology, where new things have replaced the old – new things with n
  • Quality in Healthcare
    Theyiesinuo KeraM Sc (Nursing), ICU in-charge/HIC/Quality, CIHSRQuality is meeting the expected standard be it in food, clothing, or in any services. Quality is an essential part of life and everybody seek for
  • Facts about safe blood donation
    IANSlife Safe blood and blood products have a direct and lifesaving impact on countless individuals. The availability of safe blood contributes significantly to reducing morbidity and mortality rates and imp
  • Is mental health support a key element of inclusive work culture?
    Rohit Ramana IANSlife A decade ago, conversations around mental health support at the workplace were simply swept under the corporate carpet. The stigma around depression, anxiety, and stress was so prevale
  • Our Vegetable Vendors again
    Normally, I dislike jumping on a bandwagon everyone is clambering on to and making a noise. It is so unnecessary.But this bandwagon is different.Look at what our vegetable vendors are achieving. The young girl
  • Opinion
    SakureplaOpinion is a personal view, belief, or judgment about a particular matter. It is a subjective perception that is influenced by an individual's experiences, values, and biases. Opinion can be expressed
  • Success is not just what you perceive
     Y Lumchio PattonWhat is Success? Well, According to the Oxford Dictionary Success is the accomplishment of an aim or purpose, the gaining of fame, wealth, or social status, person or thing that achieves s
  • Trauma and its effect on adults
    Niutoli Tuccu  Rehabilitation Psychologist (RCI)  As the world celebrates ‘May’ as World Mental Health Awareness month, I would like to bring into light what Trauma is, its causes and
  • What about our Vegetable Vendors?
    Where will our vegetable vendors go as their former places of trade are being uprooted by the onward march of progress? Many of the familiar faces of the women vendors who sit beside the small path behind the l
  • The Nagas farming illegal immigrants in Nagaland
    Of late there has been a chaotic media gun fight regarding the illegal immigrants in Nagaland. And the tone is divided between the disrespected Nagas and the so-called respected Nagas.  (The respected o
  • Electronic waste
    Thejasenuo KirhaE-waste also known as electronic waste is a term used to describe electronics that are nearing the end of their life, donated, discarded or given to a recycler. Have you ever wondered what happe
  • Padukone’s 82°E joins 'Beauty Without Bunnies' campaign
    IANSlife Following the successful launch of global icon Deepika Padukone's self-care brand 82°E, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) India announces that 82°E's skincare line h
  • This Kerala govt employee takes loans to climb mountains
    IANS When friends and colleagues of 36-year-old Kerala government employee, Shaikh Hassan Khan toil hard to take and repay loans for houses and cars, this man takes loans to pursue his passion - climbing mou
  • NASA's CAPSTONE images Moon, successfully tests GPS-like technology
    IANS NASA's CAPSTONE mission -- a microwave oven-sized CubeSat -- captured its first images of the Moon, showing the lunar surface near the Moon's North Pole. The Cislunar Autonomous Positioning S
  • Global stroke deaths expected to rise to nearly 5mn by 2030: Study
    IANS The number of deaths worldwide from ischemic stroke increased from 2 million in 1990 to more than 3 million in 2019, and is expected to increase to nearly 5 million by 2030, according to a study. Isc
  • Review: The Battle of Khonoma and other Essays
    Easterine KirePart verbal history and part fastidious chronicling of historical and official records by colonial administrators and anthropologists, the book The Battle of Khonoma and other Essays by Charles Ch
  • On Nature
    Mr.Madovi David.Assistant Professor, Department of Chemistry SJC(A)Humans rely on nature to Survive and thrive. There are innumerable species living on Earth with humans being the dominant species. The reason f
  • ‘Safeguarding Our Children's Future: The Importance of Preserving Our Nagas Identity’
    Paul We have many sisters and aunts in our own families who are married to non-Nagas and it's their choice so we have no objection to it. The problem arises when their children start using our surnames i
  • Think before you ink your body!
    Dr Sentila LongkumerPlanning on getting a tattoo on your body? Well, think twice and think hard about the consequences of it. Not only can it have health risks, you may have to live with a life time of regret.T
  • Benefits of getting up early
    Melekho ChuzhoIt is argued that early risers generally do better in life. Many achievers testify about their early morning routine and its advantages.Back in the day, our grandparents generation was free from d
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