Kevile DolieKohimaThere is a strange rhythm to Environment day. There will be speeches, awareness programmes, cleanup drives, photographs and applause. Then the day ends, everyone goes back to their normal
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Ranjana ChopraWhen India recalls its great freedom fighters, one name rises from the forests of Chotanagpur with enduring moral force — Bhagwan Birsa Munda, revered as Dharti Aaba, the Protector of the Land.
Chirag PaswanSouth Asia stands at a critical turning point in its food systems journey. Despite being a significant agricultural region with rich agro-biodiversity, too much value is still lost between the farm-
ANPSA CentralNagalands language situation is unique. Our children grow up in a multilingual environment where they may speak several languages at home, in the community, and study in English at school. This nat
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Eyiekhrote VeroPfütsero TownEvery generation speaks about change. We desire a better society. We long for honest leaders, fair systems, justice for the vulnerable, and peace within our communities. We condemn
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Asiya Kochuveettil Muhammed, MRSBMumbaiEvery year on 5 June, World Environment Day asks us to look at the planet we call home, one we are inheriting and the one we are leaving behind. It urges us to send a sign
As synthetic drug networks evolve, U.S. agencies are focusing on precursor chemicals, logistics systems, and international coordination to disrupt fentanyl trafficking. Charvi AroraSPAN Magazine, U.S. Emb
Admiral D K JoshiA state that does not secure its frontiers, alliances and trade routes cannot secure its future.— KautilyaKautilyas lesson, written into the grammar of statecraft centuries ago, has returned-
Dr RK BeheraPrincipal, MGM CollegeI am deeply touched by a Bible verse that says, Commit your way to the Lord; trust in Him, and He will do this.In a world driven by uncertainty, competition, and relentless pre
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N Kampong Konyak Aboi TownCondemnation alone will not solve the growing problem of rape, molestation, and physical assault against domestic helpers. At best, public condemnation may help secure justice in
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Dr Bendangla Imsong, E.Lireni Kikon and Dr Phool KumariKVK DimapurBalanced use of fertilizers refers to the scientific and judicious application of all essential plant nutrients in proper proportion and adequat
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Rapid urbanization and technological advancement have significantly transformed the way people live and work, often leading to more sedentary lifestyles, unhealthy eating habits, increased stress, and reduced p
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Peter Wangjei KonyakKohimaIn recent years, there has been growing emphasis on women's empowerment through education, employment, leadership, and economic participation. These are important and necessary goals.
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The Nagas, since the ancient times, lived as a free and sovereign people, governing ourselves according to our customs, traditions, laws, and institutions without external interference or control. Honour, integ
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Dr Merlin Thomas Ellumkalayil and Dr Riya BabyBangaloreAs schools reopen, Mathematics classrooms must address not only what children remember, but also what they fear.I know the formula when I study, but during
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Bamo Chang, PhD Scholar, Telangana and W Bongkhao Konyak, PhD Scholar, New DelhiA possible constitutional accommodation of a Frontier Nagaland Territorial Arrangement (FNTA) under Article 371A could emerge
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Manohar LalUrbanization in India is advancing rapidly. It is estimated that by 2050, nearly 50% of the country's population will reside in urban areas. At present, approximately 66% of the urban workforce is en
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Three years after May 2023, hostages and blockades show the real crisis isnt security — its broken trustMathew RongmeiTheres no fire without smoke — old hill saying, but Manipur knows it too well. Three yea
In pursuance to the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, with an objective to promote awareness on basic fire prevention measures and encourage safe practices, the Directorate of Fire & Emergency
Rajesh AgrawalThe commercial ties between India and Oman echo across centuries, a shared history carried on the sails of ancient dhows and sustained through generations of cultural exchange. The India-Oman Comp
