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  • A twist of Democracy
    The universal truth in Democracy is that it is of, by and for the people. Nothing more, nothing less! In other words, the 'people' is the government through elected representatives who are burdened with
  • Why is Nagaland burning?
    The Nagas are not Indians though due to 9 Points Agreement of 1947, the Nagas with GOI till today and awaiting the GOl for fulfillment of her commitment towards the Nagas that our forefathers land about 5000 sq
  • Equality’s time has come
    Monalisa Changkija Courtesy: Indian Express   To understand the vehement opposition to 33 per cent women’s reservation in urban local bodies (ULBs) in Nagaland by male-dominated/all-male Naga tri
  • Apply Wisdom and Be Cautious
    A.Z. Jami Senior Kilonser   The statement issued by the NPF youth wing that carried in the local papers on 3.2.2017 unmistakably contains many provocative and insulting sentences and phrases. It appear
  • The road ahead for Nagaland
    Yanpvuo Kikon (Yan)   Without clarity of Vision, we the people are left in the dark. The informed and educated masses are yet to take sides in this battle between Apex Organizations and the Government b
  • Conscience In Question
    Toiho Yeptho   According to Oxford’s Dictionary, Conscience means ‘a person’s moral sense of right and wrong, viewed as acting as a guide to one’s behaviour’. Along with th
  • You, Me and Love
    Alemrenla Jamir   As the plane took its flight higher the city slowly diminished into dots and rivers and oceans into lines and curves like a death fossil. The plane took its climax dive above the rain
  • Politics of Hurt and Pain
    The current ULB politics of hurt and pain is a case of ‘Thanks but no thanks’. I fail to be convinced that this is happening for love of my gender. Yes, as a whole we need progress, equality, libert
  • Women, the Missing Link in Peacekeeping?
    Dr Eyingbeni Hümtsoe-Nienu   The general Naga society at the moment can only continue to mourn over the sad events that have transpired in the last couple of weeks, in relation to ULB elections. Th
  • How do I Feel?
    Rügotsono Agono Iralu How does it feel to see Kohima burn from a distance? As a woman, no as an individual? How does it feel to hear that two young men lost their lives in all this chaos? As a woman, na
  • Back to the Root for Total Quality Life: Some Traditional Values of the Nagas
    Dihe Mao Assistant Professor, St. Joseph’s College    The Nagas are undoubtedly one of the finest races inhabiting the Northeastern part of India. Some anthropologists and eminent writers ha
  • Opposition to Women’s Reservation: A need for Introspection
    Supongbenla Longkumer   Conflict and violence can remain a separate entity without a chain reaction. Conflicts and differences are inevitable and occur in our everyday life situations. However violence
  • WHY IT MATTERS
    N. Yanpothung Ezung    With a new moon of the year, my anticipation is mounting high for welcoming yet another year with curiousity and expectations. History has taught and re-enforced us with trea
  • Naga Society Lies Wounded Again
    Charles Chasie   The night of February 2 was reminiscent of “The Night of the Guerrillas” during the late 1950s and early 1960s yet again. Kohima lay burning while the Naga public, by and la
  • Let peace prevail among my fellow Nagas!
    Nagaland, today, is in a state of fear, terror, bloodshed and violence. It breaks our hearts to witness our own people resorting to violence rather than finding a solution through peaceful means. Any hasty deci
  • Settle on the basis of majority opinion
    In a democratic Christian state like ours (Nagaland state), it is always better to convene meeting between the disputed parties and settle on the basis of the majority ‘opinion’ instead of ‘co
  • The way forward is dialogue
    What is supposed to be a people's movement has turned out to be a display of Nagas’ savagery in full view of the world. It will take years to erase that image from us. What did we get from this protes
  • My views as a 'Simple God fearing son of the Soil'
    As a commoner, a layman and a true son of the soil, I do want to place my voice in front of every tribesmen, fathers and mothers, sons and daughters of the soil.   We as a unique entity, known throughou
  • People’s Voice
    Imsenperong   History is a constant reminder of our present world. It is not only a few facts of the past but it tell the realities of the people in the past. It is not even a history of the rise of emp
  • The Missing Link
    James Pochury   One is not very sure if women's reservation issue could have been the major trigger, for the fierce opposition and boycott calls and the subsequent episodes leading to the cold-blood
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