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  • Philanthropy subverts equality thus ends distributive justice
    Dr John Mohan Razu In a world of corona virus philanthropy is now the catch word than ever before as many billionaires are intensely involved in philanthropic activities in diverse ways. Invoking noble virtu
  • ‘Together We Heal, Learn, and Shine’
    World Refugee Day 2022 (June 20) Rev Fr C Joseph, Counsellor St. Joseph’s College (Autonomous) Jakhama, Kohima  “Refugees are mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, children, with the same
  • Are Mental Health Care Apps actually helping people in need?
    More and more people are experimenting with mental health apps and discovering their benefits and limits Lauri Goldkind The Conversation  It might be surprising to think about browsing for therapist
  • THE 50 YEARS OF JOURNEY: Lions Club of Dimapur
    An initiative for opening a Lions club in Dimapur was initiated by Lions Club of Imphal, Manipur in the year 1971. The first meeting for this purpose was held in the residence of Shri Hari Shankar ji Singhania.
  • Truth Must Be Told
    Rh Raising Member of Collective Leadership cum care-taker, Ministry of Kilo Affairs In view of the unrelenting attack on the Naga national political issue by some people from different quarters, the Na
  • Remembering Great Indian Hornbill
    Dr Aniruddha Babar Dept of Political Science, Tetso College In his book, The Deeper Minds of all Ages, Friedrich Nietzsche wrote: “The deeper minds of all ages have had pity for animals, because they
  • Northern Myanmar: From Insurgency to Narco-Diplomacy
    (Part-II) Satyaraj Hazarika, IPS Deputy Inspector General of Police, Assam New Conflict Situation in Kachin State: The Tatmadaw broke the ceasefire with KIA in a truce that saw peace from 1994 fo
  • International Domestic Workers Day (June 16, 2022)
    Sr Pramila Lobo UFS NDWM Nagaland Region Coordinator Year after year on June 16th International Domestic Workers Day is celebrated with great respect and appreciation to all the domestic workers. Many of
  • Northern Myanmar: From Insurgency to Narco-Diplomacy
    (Part-I) Satyaraj Hazarika, IPS Deputy Inspector General of Police Assam  Introduction: The Christian Kachins reside in the north of Myanmar sharing borders with India at the tri-junction at
  • 1947 Mahatma Gandhi's promise to the Nagas
    (From the original text by AZ Phizo, London England, UK May 10, 1986) Capt (Retd) Vire Lungleng  Rali Wall Kilonser, Federal Government of Nagaland In 1947 a Naga delegation went to India and met Ma
  • To Weather the Storms in Life
    Jack T Chakhesang The most important lesson in life is to have values. Sixty years ago, an American newspaper columnist wrote about how, as a child, he was terrified by thunder and lightning and would hid
  • Rebuilding Hope and Transforming Lives: Eight Years of Seva
    S Phangnon Konyak MP Rajya Sabha The year 2014 will have its own significance in history, not simply because the BJP won an absolute majority but because the country has seen a tectonic shift since 2014 whe
  • Corruption Kills
    Ifeanyi Nsofor Inter Press Service Nigeria’s accountant-general, the administrative head of the country’s treasury, has been arrested by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission for allegedl
  • Russian roulette: Is Putin powerful or just lucky?
    A gambler without well-conceived strategy and tactics won’t prevail even if he has trump cards in his hand Anton Oleinik The Conversation  Has Vladimir Putin amassed more power than anyon
  • Where to find more water: eight unconventional resources to tap
    Manzoor Qadir and Vladimir Smakhtin The Conversation As climate change worsens, and with populations rising worldwide, water shortages are a top threat to human development and security. One in four peop
  • ‘Only God can help’
    Hundreds die as Somalia faces famine Omar Faruk and Cara Anna The Associated Press No mother should have to lose her child. Owliyo Hassan Salaad has watched four die this year. A drought in the Horn of A
  • Operation Blue Star
    Satyaraj Hazarika, IPS Deputy Inspector General of Police, Assam Introduction  The Punjab division in 1947 war contrived as a reprieve to the growing clamour of partition of India by Muslim League.
  • The Quest for a New Heart
    On 3rd December 1967, an unprecedented milestone was achieved in the field of medical science and practice. On this day, the first human heart transplant was successfully done by a surgeon named Christian Barna
  • Eight years under PM Modi: 'New India' taking giant strides
    Kevechutso Doulo State Executive Member, Kohima, BJP Nagaland India is stepping into a new age and people have endorsed a 'New India' marked by the good works of the government, where opposition par
  • Refocusing Naga Nationalism
    Abraham LothaFor years Nagas have been told, The peace process is in the final stage. But nothing happened -- only repetitive news reports of deadlock and breakdown of the negotiations. One has to wonder what h
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