Manshen KOfficials assure us that Nagalands overall LPG supply remains stable, yet Dimapur and Kohima are currently experiencing a noticeable squeeze. When rumours of supply chain disruptions circulate, it is e
Prof Mithilesh Kumar SinhaRetired Professor, Nagaland University, LumamiAs the US-Iran War enters its third week, New Delhi is increasingly feeling the pressure as tensions in the Middle East show no signs of a
As modern science revisits traditional herbal medicine, indigenous medicinal knowledge in Nagaland and the Northeast is gaining renewed attention for its healing potential and centuries-old community wisdomMona
Keakong T Chang, Victoria Narsimhan and Mossang ShangyangNagalands educational landscape reveals a persistent pattern of uneven institutional growth. Universities and colleges have gradually concentrated in the
Dr Rakesh Kumar ChaurasiaPrincipal Scientist and Head, KVK, Zunheboto, Nagaland UniversityIntroductionIndia has a predominantly agrarian economy, where 58 percent of the population and approximately 70 percent
Dr. John Mohan RazuHomo Sapiens per se are selfish, and can to extent to realise their selfish goals and vested interests – at any/all cost. In this, there are some excel. Basically, this is the nature of lea
Nagaland Theological Colleges Association India, in the twenty-first century, stands tall as a nation of remarkable economic growth and military strength. Ranked among the worlds leading powers, it is unde
Vikiho KibaPublic discourse in any society is shaped not only by the ideas that are expressed but also by the moral attitudes that accompany them. In recent years, a troubling pattern has begun to surface in se
A Concerned CitizenIn many societies, corruption is condemned publicly even when it exists privately. But there is a more troubling condition—when corruption is no longer shocking, when it becomes expected, a
Ngaranmi Shimray New DelhiThe tribes living in the hill areas of Manipur must understand how the provisions given under Article 371-C and the Manipur Legislative Assembly (Hill Areas Committee) Order, 1972
Dipak KurmiThe historical trajectory of human conflict reveals a chilling and often counterintuitive truth: while war inflicts extreme pain and systemic failure upon the masses, it simultaneously serves as a ca
Pastor Letlal Haokip, DelhiWhen we look around the world today, instead of peace, reconciliation, and development, we often witness envy, division, conflict, and violence. Nations are divided, tribes are fighti
Our CorrespondentKohima | March 12Nagaland Power & Parliamentary Affairs minister KG Kenye has welcomed the move to set an additional allocation for Local Area Development Programme (LADP) fund by Chief Min
Pele GeorgeMany times when we meet old friends after years, the first words that leave our mouth are careless. You have become so fat. Why are you so thin? We laugh when we say it, thinking it is normal. But we
A Shyerhunlo LorinIn todays digital age, social media has become one of the most powerful platforms for communication. People can now freely share opinions, debate important issues and share beliefs on platform
Bishnu Bhattacharjee Socio-Political Worker, DimapurIn a world increasingly divided into geopolitical camps, India has chosen a different path: Strategic Autonomy.Indias engagement with Israel is often vie
ThotreichanThomas Khansu S. J.The Jesuits in Northeast India have reached a new milestone. They opened their mission in Nagaland in 1970 and have now become a full-fledged Kohima Jesuit Province that covers the
Apulo SumiMSW, 4th Semester, NEISSR, ChümoukedimaIn my previous article, The Growing Lack of Civic Sense: Celebrate, Enjoy, but Leave No Trace Behind, discussed the clear reduction in civic responsibility. How
Dr M Chuba Ao National Vice PresidentIndia–Israel relations are often discussed as diplomacy. But a clearer way to understand them is to look at measurable outcomes—what cooperation delivers to farmers
Rampisinang Pipi NewmeStudent of Political Science, based in DimapurAs part of the year-long celebration of the 150th anniversary of Vande Mataram, the Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on January 28, 2026,