Thepfulhouvi Solo,
IFS Retd (RR-68) Retd. Principal Secretary, Nagaland.
THE Naga in Nagaland quietly take the Indian Army as its ancient enemy and occupying Force, but unemployed Naga Youths seek Ar
We have decided to follow a new approach to fight against the ignorant system by means of ‘constructive criticism’. Our articles and statements will be brutally critical based on truths on various i
Inotoli Zhimomi
Let us revisit the 33% reservation for women in Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) and what it means and could have meant for the Nagas.
I understand that the 33% seat reservation for
In cordial with the right to information act 2005 India, the Nagaland information commission was constituted on 14th March 2006 vide govt. order No.AR-3/GEN-147/2005 on the recommendation of the appointment com
In the end the truth will always reveal itself, it is an inevitable fact/reality and it has today indeed. The article that appeared in the Australian newspaper ‘The Age’ titled, “Nagaland, whe
N.O.K. Naga
Nagaland heaves a great sigh of relief. This relief however, as we all know is only interim. The larger and transcending issue still remains unresolved.
The logical step to follow
The First Schedule of the Constitution of India, in entry No. 16 with reference to the State of Nagaland, refers to “The territories specified in Sub-Section (1) of Section 3 of the State of Nagaland Act,
Vikali Shikhu
Dimapur
Our attention has been drawn to an article published by the Australian newspaper The Age on February 1, 2017 captioned “Nagaland, where men are on strike until women go ba
Will you not revive us again, that your people may rejoice in you? ~Psalm 85:6
Vebu Khamo
Seoul Christian University
It takes the Spirit of God to revive the souls of men. This prayer is a d
Revisiting a Shared History
Molungkimong Baptist Church
Under the theme, ‘Revisiting a Shared History,’ the Molungkimong Baptist Church organized a Mission Walk in the first gos
Robert A. Silverstein
On February 22, 2017, in The Morung Express, the Nagaland Post, and the Eastern Mirror, an article by Nukhosa Chuzho appeared. It was titled, “Fide Non Armis,”
Vebu Khamo
Seoul Christian University
Nagas are fortunate to have English as one of the basic form of communication. English, of course, is a rich language but the abrasive misuse of this language by
Z. Lohe
For the first time in the history of the State of Nagaland and in its 54th year of existence, a Chief Minister was removed from office by the power of the general public. The former Chief Minister TR
Akhum Longkumer
Kohima, Nagaland
Demonization of the Nagas is easy and will therefore, occur; circumstances being the way they are. Media sensationalization is just one factor amongst many. What occu
Longrangty Longchar
Now that a semblance of normalcy has arrived after weeks of turmoil and uncertainty, it is time to make some clear headed study of what could have precipitated those emotions and u
Kaka D Iralu
The patriotic words “For God and Country” for which many people have laid down their lives in the defense of their countries is known to one and all. But many Naga Christ
FORGIVENESS, RECONCILIATION and HEALING are very significant and much needed words that came from the Chief Minister, DAN Chairman and Kohima Village Council’s (KVC) note of felicitation. Only time will t
When leaders lack vision, values, ethics, courage, character or integrity, they will succumb and will not stand the test of time. Such leaders cannot be expected to lead themselves, let alone the flock! It does
Former American President Abraham Lincoln has clearly stated Democracy as the Government OF the People, BY the People and for THE People. Which means Democracy works on propel of People's WM. However, Revol
Tali Longkumer (IAS rtd)
Having completed the first stage of Ho Ho of celebration on the new ministry, consisting of Old Wine in new bottles, we are now on to the next stage of Bo Bo of reactions emit