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  • In matters of practical discourses
    Y Among Model Village, Dimapur The contemporary Nagas have indulged ourselves with various modes of discussions that have appeared to be of calculative nature, and even though ‘genuine embracing&rsquo
  • No political party or community above humanity
    Paul Angami Secretary NDPP Churches Colony, Dimapur Of late we have been experiencing so many hue and cries regarding the two horrific rape incidents that shocked the whole nation and furthermore attracted
  • A clarion calls for leaders to action!
    S Pahrii Sapa The topic of leadership is immensely important in our society today. Many want to be a leader but only few want to lead. I consider leader and leading two entities. George Barna once said “A
  • May Day: Has it lost its relevance?
    Dr. John Mohan Razu May Day signifies the celebration of the hard fought struggles and success stories of the workers of the world over centuries. Right from long hours of work to poor wages and unsafe worki
  • Some hard-rending issues in need of answers
    Tali Longkumer IAS (Retd) The long awaited change as promised has come in replacing the old guards. Hopefully other changes of significant importance will follow as the dust of the Election fallout in the St
  • Leaking of official docs
    Sir, Last the year, the Govt of Nagaland warned of action those employees involved in leakage of official documents. No doubt some documents are leaked by public who also rightfully have the copies. But most
  • Civic Sense and Cleanliness: A Legacy of Unique Naga Cultural Heritage
    Dr. Walunir Associate Professor Amity University   Unban cleanliness and hygiene require, among others, two major processes - top down and bottom up. In the urban centers, the authority concerned has
  • “A Treatise to the Public”- Forum for Naga Reconciliation
    Introduction A 2016 Wall Street Journal article titled “Terror, Brexit and the 2016 US Election” talks about the resurgence of the poet William Butler Yeats in our present times. The article quot
  • Lack of education in literacy
    Vikali Shikhu Unity Village, Dimapur Not everyone is literate but not all literates are educated. If I should be honest, I respect bureaucrats million times bigger and higher than the politicians and seei
  • Pivoting on things improving system for development
    T Y Tikhir Writer We need improvement throughout the spacious volume of our reality; there is only as much requirement for any statistics to elucidate or convince us of this – we have perceived in th
  • Examining the morality of our actions
    Dr. Salikyu Sangtam St. Joseph University Morality, in a general sense, defines the outlook of a society. It is the lens through which the world is viewed and understood. It defines what is considered to be
  • Mini-Hornbill: Focusing on ‘NAGA-experience’
    ‘Yes, the tourist should rightfully be taken to the villages and the villagers not be brought to the tourist' Peter Rutsa   The State Cabinet's decision to organize mini-hornbill festiv
  • ‘Steady Death of our Dialect(s)?’
    Renthunglo Shitiri Under Class 12 CBSE English course, 'The Last Lesson' by Alphonse Daudet raises the question of linguistic and cultural hegemony of imperial powers. It also brings up contextual is
  • Holy Spirit Revival
    Rev L Suohie Mhasi Holy Spirit revival is an act of God’s outpouring of the Holy Spirit upon the believers of Jesus Christ whereby the believers receive heavenly peace, joy, love, power and newnes
  • New Beginnings: Literature in the Digital Age
    Anjan K Behera Research Scholar (English) Nagaland University   I always love listening to my mother narrate stories of her childhood. She studied in one of the many mission schools established in Ind
  • Bringing the ‘Inside’ out
    Dominic Eddie Ralte Asst. Professor, Salesian College, Dimapur   “What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us” – Ralph Waldo Emerso
  • Rape - The Worst Word
    Dulal Debnath Teacher Railway High School, Dimapur   “Rape", the worst word of the dictionary, becomes very much associate with the so-called civilized society of our country and no more sho
  • In response to ‘The Adulterated Regionalism
    Shürhozelie Liezietsu NPF President Apropos the article published in The Morung Express under the caption “The Adulterated Regionalism” by senior politician in Nagaland (Z. Lohe) which appe
  • Derisory and pathetic
    Monalisa Changkija Governments of the days have always attempted to control and muzzle the print and electronic media since their emergence at different points of political and economic history and technolog
  • Talks definitely may take time
    T Y Tikhir This writer in the matters of the much bearing impracticality in the current state of the anticipated talk for a solution between the center and the Nagas…has these words for closure from h
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