Chuba OzukumNagaland, with its rich biodiversity and suitable climate, holds immense potential for Agarwood cultivation—a high-value crop often referred to as “green gold.” Across Southeast Asia, Agarwood
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Dr Chumben Murry Ex-Minister What prompted me to write this article was a recent news item which reported Hon. President of India, Droupadi Murmu, pitching strongly to extend the dispute resolution me
Yanpvuo KikonPolicy Analyst Consultant & Entrepreneur Let me explain how due to our own counter-productive policies as a state, our society and government is incentivizing declaring oneself as Un-
Sr Pramila ufsMedical psychiatric social work and LLB As the world commemorates International Domestic Workers Day on June 16, the voices of countless women mainly who keep our homes running smoothly are s
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Dipak KurmiIndia, the world’s second-largest higher education system, stands at a defining crossroads. With 4.33 crore students and nearly 15 lakh faculty across 1,168 universities, 45,473 colleges, and 12,00
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Dr Toli H Kiba, Assistant Professor &Dr Fr CP Anto, PrincipalNEISSR, ChümoukedimaSchool social work is pivotal in effectively addressing the social, emotional, and behavioral needs of students within educa
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Selie VisaAnd we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose. (Romans 8:28)Romans 8:28 is one of the most quoted verses in the entire b
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“A nation is not a piece of earth; it is a soul, a living being.”Ranjan DasPatkai Christian CollegeThe British Dream and the Indian AwakeningWhen a child is sent to England with hopes that he will return as
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Sharon Woleng Patkai Christian College (Autonomous)I am writing this to bring attention to a serious issue that many people across Nagaland are facing — the poor management of waste in our towns and vill
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FNRThe Naga delegation, comprising senior leaders of Naga tribe Hohos from Naga territories, the Forum for Naga Reconciliation (FNR), and the Recover, Restore, and Decolonise (RRaD) team, concluded a week-long
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Ailung Avennoho Phom We sited around the kitchen fire barely visible each other's face by a dim lamp light. The nights were often overwhelmed by the chirping sound of cricket and the hissing sound of neigh
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Vashung RimaiHe taught the childrento hold the hammerTo beat the nail into the woodsAnd finish it into a meticulously handcrafted furniture.Then he taught them To clenched their fists,Instructed them
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P Angbhenla PhomIn the glorification of a motherFatherhood has become silentSomewhere among the noise and doubtThere is a good fatherHe brings his best in the tableHe sings the only song he knows and the child
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Dipak KurmiHuman beings, by virtue of their existence, are intrinsically bound to the process of learning. As sentient creatures equipped with five sense organs—the eyes, ears, nose, tongue, and skin—we con
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The Hon’ble Gauhati High Court passed a judgment in favour of the State Government by an Order dated 27.05.2025 in CRP No. 105 of 2024 quashing the interim injunctions that had previously stayed eviction proc
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Chumthungo PattonDepartment of Political Science, Modern College, PiphemaThe rise of unemployment among the youths in Nagaland is becoming a serious problem of the present day. There are many individuals seekin
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Selie VisaIntroduction: Most Christians know the Bible but very few know about the Bible. The Bible tells the story of God’s relationship with the masterpiece of his creation – people. It is the book throug
In the olden times when violence rule the day, almost everything was decided by wars. Empires were forged and expanded by wars. So, in times and eras when wars played the most crucial part in deciding the fate-
H Akato SemaIkishe village, ChümoukedimaWhile attending church is an essential aspect of Christian life, merely going to church alone does not guarantee salvation. The Bible emphasizes the importance of obedie
Logha Nandhini MurugeasOne of the most powerful, largest, and fiercest of all big cat species is the Royal Bengal Tiger. Also known as the Indian Tiger, it is the second-largest tiger in the world. It differs f
