Dipak KurmiCorruption, the misuse of entrusted power for personal gain, is not a modern phenomenon. It has plagued societies since ancient times, shaping and often distorting the course of history. Its persiste
Hannah Krujia AsanglaCTO – Agronomy KVK PhekRegenerative agriculture refers to a set of farming practices designed to restore, maintain, and enhance the health and biodiversity of ecosystems, rather than depl
General Advisory1. Apply light and frequent irrigation / sprinkler irrigation in the evening hours to protect the crops from cold injury.2. Cover banana bunches wit
Dr T Esther LongkumerChief Technical Officer-Soil Science, KVK Phek, ICAR-NRC on MithunDrought mitigation refers to the actions taken to reduce the impacts of drought on communities, ecosystems and economies. S
Since gaining freedom in 1947, India has instituted numerous awards to honor and acknowledge its citizens who have shone and excelled in various fields. For instance, for people who have rendered valuable contr
M KayinaLerie Colony KohimaDespite the eagerness to attend Hornbill festival, circumstances kept me from attending it for years. Having now settled in Kohima, this is an event which I rarely miss out. Taking a
Dipak KurmiSoil is the silent lifeline of our planet, the unseen yet indispensable foundation upon which all life thrives. It sustains ecosystems, supports agriculture, regulates water cycles, and nurtures biod
SamuelPadumpukhuri, DimapurNagaland, a vibrant state in northeastern part of India, is known for its diverse tribal cultures, stunning landscapes, and rich cultural history. However, despite its uniqueness, the
Mathew Rongmei Dimapur The internecine strife between the National Socialist Council of Nagalim (Isak-Muivah) (NSCN-IM) and the Zeliangrong United Front (ZUF) is a
Dipak KurmiThe journey of a writer is often romanticized as a solitary voyage of self-expression, a slow and introspective process of crafting words that transcend time and touch hearts. Yet, for many writers,
Dipak KurmiThe pursuit of learning is a fundamental and enduring aspect of human existence. It transcends the confines of structured education and emerges as a lifelong journey of discovery, growth, and self-re
M Chuba AoWe have entered into the month of December. Importantly, this is the last month of the year 2024. Stage is set to ring in 2025 in just a few weeks time.Therefore it is imperative for all of us to look
Tokavi K ZhimoZunheboto The festive season, particularly around Christmas, brings a wave of excitement, joy, and a strong desire to spread cheer. One of the most beloved ways to celebrate is by adorning ho
Er V NakhroKohimaIt is seen in media that it would be OK if widening of road by cutting the hillside is carried out by NHIDCL. However, it is opined that the deteriorating action of erosion taking place cannot
Dipak KurmiThe Naga peace process, an endeavor stretching across decades, has reached a precarious juncture as the National Socialist Council of Nagalim (Isak-Muivah) [NSCN(I-M)] has sought “third-party inter
Shihana MohamedInter Press ServiceA woman’s right to live free from violence is upheld by international agreements like the 1979 Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women and
Jeanine Leane, The University of Melbourne and Elizabeth Smyth, James Cook UniversityFirst Nations authored literature continues to excite and educate Australian readers. Non-Indigenous writers are grappling wi
Boka K RochillEarlier this year, while reading an article on waste management, I came across a striking phrase: “To be human is to waste.’’ It resonates deeply with our reality today, where the term ‘wa
Dr John Mohan RazuA proposed bill is to revert the earlier agreements that protected the rights of the Māori people to retaining land under 1840, should apply to all New Zealanders. Prior to becoming law, the
Kambui Dangmei, Former General Secretary DNSU DimapurThe bustling commercial hub of Nagaland, continues to face mounting traffic challenges that disrupt daily life and hinder progress. At the outset, I ext