Vikiho KibaI. Introduction: A Borderless Concern.The recent eviction drives conducted by the Assam government against suspected illegal Bangladeshi immigrants in areas such as Silsako and Dhalpur are not merely
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M KayinaLerie Colony, KohimaThe untold miseries caused by roadside vehicular parking on the highways and service lanes in Kohima have become an undeniable reality to live in. Though it needs no overemphasis on
The recurring theme is an idea, an impression or an undeniable pattern that is clearly noticeable when we consider a situation, a story, an episode or series of episodes. For example, when we read a novel or a-
Bendangliba AndrewIn Nagaland, a quiet paradox unfolds. While the land is fertile and the people are industrious by nature, our economic behavior increasingly tilts toward consumption rather than production. We
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Vikiho KibaIntroduction: Between Karma and Catastrophe. If World War III were to erupt, India would find itself not merely at a political juncture, but at a civilizational crossroads. This is a land where the M
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Selie VisaScripture passage“I am the vine; you are the branches. If a man remains in me and I in him, he will bear much fruit; apart from me you can do nothing”. (John 15:5 NIV)The Vine and the branchesIt i
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Menkato V AwomiDimapurOne truth that has remained constant through the ages is this: God never shares His glory with anyone. From Genesis to Revelation, this truth echoes throughout Scripture. Isaiah 42:8 makes
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Pamreihor KhashimwoIntroductionOn a damp July 25th, 1997, the Nagas witnessed a historic ceasefire between the Indian government and the NSCN-IM, ending decades of armed conflict. In its aftermath, the Naga mov
GT ThongKohimaHigher education is vital today; only a literate and educated society can take us forward. However, higher education in the government sector is in serious jeopardy, the primary reasons being shor
Elvina KhangshouIt’s not just a request anymore, it’s us standing firm and asking for solutions that should have been provided since time immemorial. The adversity that has raised concerns among the sc-
Benjamin Khasouso Recently, Abel (name changed), a student of Class VII, who had topped in Term 1 examinations and won prizes in earlier painting contests, forgot to get his preferred chart paper at anothe
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Liba HopesonSome countries are blessed with natural resources—gold, oil, diamonds, fertile land, and more. Yet, many of their people still live in deep poverty. This is true for many nations, especially in Af
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Dr John Mohan RazuLeaders come and go, but only a few are remembered. To become leaders be it in politics, business, or any other areas, one should be endowed with qualities that attracts and impresses others.
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Mathiupuang Gonmei Researcher & Social WorkerIntroduction Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, one of the foremost social reformers and the principal architect of the Indian Constitution, developed a deeply transfo
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“It is Vayu, the sovereign breath by which all worlds, moving and still, are upheld. I walk with that breath wherever it flows.” Shanti Parva, MahabharataRanjan DasPatkai Christian College(Autonomous)I
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Selie VisaDimapurScripture passage: How deserted lies the city, once so full of people! How like a widow is she, who once was great among the nations! She who was queen among the provinces has now become a slav
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Khriezo YhomeEven as this year marks the end of the first quarter of the 21st Century, the ideas of 19th and 20th Centuries continue to shape the Naga society, both the material reality as well as the philosoph
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Menkato V AwomiDimapurThe Kingdom of God has always had one entry point and it has never changed. That door is Jesus Christ. He boldly declared in John 14:6, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one c
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Chiehepe KapfoA concerned AspirantWith utmost respect, I would like to draw attention to an important reform that could significantly enhance the credibility and efficiency of the recruitment process in our sta
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Ngaranmi Shimray New DelhiArun Jaitley had once said in parliament that democracy in India cannot be "a tyranny of the unelected". He added that democracy would be in danger if the elected are undermined.
