Dr ImlikumbaMedical Officer (Ayurveda), NEIAFMRIntroduction: Poshan Abhiyaan was launched by Prime Minister on March 8, 2018 in Jhunjhunu district of Rajasthan. The focus of Abhiyaan is to lay emphasis on nutri
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Innocent Panmei sdbPrincipal, Christ King Hr Sec School KohimaVatican City – Over a decade into his transformative papacy, Pope Francis stands as a tireless apostle of peace, compassion, and hope. From the sl
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Kezhalelie KeretsüFirstly I sincerely congratulate Dr Theyiesinuo Keditsu on successfully releasing her work "Wrestling Day" adding yet another feather to her cap.In her book that is being released today Dr Th
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Ranjan DasPatkaiIntroduction: When Shlokas Meet StatecraftIn a digital world where everything moves fast, from food and fashion to even elections, the image of a global leader quoting the Upanishads while discu
Dr GT ThongFormer Senior Professor, Nagaland UniversitySo much has been raised on the issue from both sides of the fence, and a lot of bitterness splattered all over. This controversy is solely the creation of-
Dr Kevileno SakhrieRetd Associate Prof and former HOD, Dept of English, Kohima CollegeThe recent uproar regarding the absorption of 147 contract teachers and the ensuing mud-slinging and posting of biased and m
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Dr N Yanpothung EzungBailey Baptist College, Wokha In a world inundated with information, answers are everywhere. They flash across our screens, fill the pages of books, and echo from the mouths of experts
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Ashento MaghSenior Citizen of Sewanu Village, TseminyuThe ongoing court case regarding the seniority dispute among the 26 Assistant Headmasters (AHMs) and other respondent AHMs in Nagaland demands immediate and
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Ngaranmi Shimray New DelhiThe saying "nothing changes but change itself" means that while everything else is constantly transforming, change itself remains constant as the driving force of all things. This
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Markson V. LuikhamNew DelhiFoundations of nation-states are ideally forged on shared identities and the consensual agreement of their peoples, a principle enshrined in international law through instruments such
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Besesayo Kezo, IPSRetd DGPDimapur, hailed as Nagaland's commercial heart, brutally reflects a microcosm of both the state's and India's most glaring contradictions. It is not merely a stage for modern civilizat
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Dr Thungdemo KyongSocial Activist, Team Metamorphosis, WokhaIn 1973 the ONGC acquired a Petroleum Exploration License (PEL) from the India’s Ministry of Petroleum to explore Oil and natural Gas in Champang an
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Dr MerangKohimaAs an educated youth looking to secure a position in academia in Nagaland for several years now, I have given up all hope and realized that it is a road that will take me nowhere. While the disco
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Selie Visa1) The foundation of Christianity: “And if Christ has not been raised, our preaching is useless and so is your faith” (1 Corinthians 15:14). The Resurrection of Christ
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“They went and made the tomb secure by putting a seal on the stone and posting a guard.” – Matthew 27:66 Rev Elijah M Brown, PhDGeneral Secretary & CEOIn his life and death, Jesus shatters the se
Meyu ChangkiriPastor Ray Ortlund once said, “We don't have to go looking for it. It will come and find us. Sooner or later, suffering at a catastrophic level will wreck our lives.” These words resonate deep-
Mhonjan OdyuoDC Court ColonyThe Bible does not explicitly state on which day of the week Jesus was crucified. The most two widely held views are Thursday and Friday. In Mathew 12: 40, He said “For as Jonah wa
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Liba Hopeson"After a decade, a non-Christian who had recently read the Gospels visits his Christian friend, and together they share a warm and meaningful conversation."Christian: Hi, buddy! So nice to see you a
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Dr John Mohan Razu‘Resurrection’ of Jesus stands as the foundation of the Christian faith, life and living. Without the belief and base in resurrection, there is no Christianity. Christianity per se hangs s
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Mathew RongmeiIn a land where churches are filled every Sunday and prayers open every public meeting, the irony is painful—corruption runs deeper than most rivers in Nagaland. While the pulpit preaches integr
