Monalisa ChangkijaFor a lot of people in Nagaland, it is unlikely that the festive season was merry and joyous and cooler temperature after the harsh summer was enjoyable. Since November last, a persistent epid
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(With special focus on Mokokchung and Remote Districts)Mokokchung Chamber of Commerce & Industry1. District-Specific Ease of Doing Business FrameworkA uniform Ease of Doing Business model does not adequatel-
Liba HopesonCraving new things seems to be part of human nature. People long for new clothes, cars, phones, and many other things. Often, even when they do not really need them, they still buy. Owning something
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ThomasNNC Member The Indo-Naga conflict started in 1955, when the Government of India (GoI) sent its armed Forces to Nagaland in an attempt to invade Nagaland. The Nagas under the leadership of the Naga Na
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Ngaranmi ShimrayNew DelhiA persistent question continues to trouble Manipur: why did ordinary citizens, civil society organisations, and armed civilian groups from the Meitei and Zo (Chin–Kuki–Mizo) tribal
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Rokovikho KeyhoDepartment of Economics, Modern College, PiphemaIn recent years, Nagaland has witnessed a quiet yet undeniable shift in its social and economic landscape — the increasing presence of non-local
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Dr. John Mohan RazuSince the time immemorial human beings have been migrating from one place to another for diverse reason. In recent times, migrants those who migrate has assumed lots of importance politically
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Zeluosielie KehieSovima Village, ChümoukedimaThere is a growing need for our society to reflect on how we utilize our limited resources, particularly time, money, and human effort, in conducting weddings. One
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Before celebrating gold’s spectacular rise, it’s worth asking whether the metal has grown richer—or whether our money has quietly grown poorer.Dipankar JakhariaGuwahatiAn investor friend of mine is in an
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Today, there is palpable panic in newsrooms over government control, corporate takeovers, altered revenue structures and uncertainties created by fast-evolving technologyMonalisa ChangkijaOn January 20, 2026, t
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Arihant KumarSince Independence, infrastructure has shaped India’s idea of progress. The vision was clear: railways would bind distant regions, highways would carry commerce across states, dams would anchor e
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A Anato SwuSatakha TownOh the magnificent Glory of LoveFor all eternities in Heaven above,Reflected as the nature of the Lord,And by those who feed on the Word.It flows like a river from Calvary’s Tree,Grace
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Kileto I ChishiZunhebotoDear HopeI find you in the airI find you in books I readBut I find myself gasping todayI see not a shadow of youDear HopeYou give me false hopeYou leave me in despairYou leave me vulnera
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Dr RK BeheraPrincipal, MGM CollegeIn an age that loudly celebrates intelligence, power, and wealth, the ancient words of the Prophet Jeremiah resound with striking and unsettling relevance: “Let not the wise
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A Shyerhunlo LorinConcerned CitizenIn a healthy democracy, everyone has a role to play. The Legislative Assembly is meant to be a place where laws are debated, leaders are questioned, and governance is improved
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Dr RK BeheraPrincipal, MGM CollegeThese words of Jesus cut through time, noise, and indifference like a sharp sword. “Whoever has ears, let them hear.” It is not a casual sentence—it is a divine warning,
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Theheli ThongerThey bled, to water my dreamsTheir frail eyes says it all.Acquired wrinkles, it seemsSo I could never fallI see it in my dad's eyesThat little boy who grew too soonA grief that silently criesOf d
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Identity, History, and the Politics of Becoming an Ethnic GroupNgaranmi ShimrayNew DelhiA persistent misunderstanding in debates on ethnicity is the belief that communities are fully formed with fixed names and
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A perspective from a social work researcher and practitionerSentsuthung OdyuoNagaland is widely known for its strong sense of community, collective responsibility, and close-knit social life. Across villages, c
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Thungchibemo N EzungCurator, Kohima Hub, Global Shapers Community, World Economic ForumThe World Economic Forum’s Global Risks Report 2026 describes the current moment as an “Age of Competition”, a period
