Jennifer Powell Mcnutt
Christianity Today
It might seem like a strange thing to say, but my adult life has been consistently marked by the terrorist attacks of our era. I was out of college and in my
Thepfulhoukho Kuotsu
The unlocking phase of Covid-19 Pandemic is a welcome sigh of relief for many people walking out from the dark tunnel of self-isolation and nightmare. At the end of it, a slim yet promis
Remembering the Church foundation day in Nagaland
Dr Asangba Tzudir
As Nagaland observes 149th anniversary today since the inception of the first Baptist Church in Nagaland, it is interesting to revisit t
Gen (Retd) Viyalie Metha,
Kedahge, Federal Government of Nagaland
In the name of my personal Saviour Jesus Christ, I, on behalf of my family and the Federal Government of Nagaland, convey our warm greetings
Dr John Mohan Razu
Binaries are vociferously pitched against each other in such ways that resonates: ‘I versus You’, ‘Minority versus Majority’, ‘We versus They’. Nowadays
The Grim Story of AFSPA in Naga Homeland:
The very India that prides itself to be the world’s largest democracy has adopted for itself the very repressive, oppressive and inhuman instrument to subjugat
Dr LM Murry
There is a lot of confusion in the celebration of Christmas. In my last article I have written God’s history of His rescue operation. Allow me some digression here. There is a difference be
Rev Dr Phuveyi Dozo
Naga United Village
It is another season for the world to celebrate the birth day of the Lord Jesus Christ. May God heal and bless you wherever you are as we welcome the Prince of Peace.
Dr Syeda Hameed
New Delhi
Two weeks ago, AFSPA unleashed its terror in the most beautiful and gentle state in our land. This time it was the innocent miners returning home to Oting from hard labour in the T
Er Y Akito Sema
Executive Engineer, Dimapur Electrical Division
1. Energy Conservation: With the global drive to reduce energy consumption and especially during this power crisis in India
(14 victims silence note)
P Angchai
Counseling Psychologist
Mon Nagaland
We start our journey of work each day
Toil and sweat every season, each day
With thirst and hunger, we labour
Dawn to du
Joy Makhal
Came the men-brave and skill,
To find the terrorist and kill.
Their tip-off- so credible....
And yet their actions untenable.
Fourteen brothers were they,
Returning after a hard,tiring day.
Robin Temsu
Sazolie College
The mighty British Empire was brought to its knee by the practice of satyagraha and ahimsa; the insistence of truth, through the practice of non-violence. Against which the power
Dr John Mohan Razu
The State across the globe in recent times is becoming more and more muscular and authoritarian, undemocratic and ruthless as the governments of the day unleash and impose the draconian la
Radha Binod Koijam, Sr Advocate
INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS DAY was observed all over the world on the 10th of the month. In India the Chairperson of the National Human Rights Commission, Justice Arun Mishra
Fr Paul Lelen Haokip
The question about peace is a hot topic for discussion - especially during ethnic clashes, military operations, ambuscades, inter-state boundary disputes, arrests, deaths. Some people ma
Kezhokhoto Savi
Kohima
Every year December 10 is observed as International Human Rights Day to bring the attention of the peoples of the world that the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is the common st
Thepfulhouvi Solo, IFS Retd
The Old Testament Jewish Patriarchs didn’t know who ‘JESUS’ (Yeshua) is. Moses himself didn’t know the name of the Anointed that would come after him and h
Ekyimo Shitiire
Hornbill. It has given up its physical form to the hunter and slipped into the ghostly realm to play the Grinch since the last twenty one years. Bitter and resentful at having been driven to
Shürhozelie Leizietsü
The genesis of the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, 1958 (AFSPA) runs as follows: The Naga people rejected the first General Election in India in the year 1952. This was sai