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  • The First Naga Administrative Headquarters is burning
    The British first came in contact with the Nagas is the Zeme, a simple and peaceful community inhabiting the North Cachar Hills of Assam in 1832. They first set up their administrative headquarters at Asalu for
  • Journey from My Heart - Rising Youth Of Eastern Nagaland
    Liose T SangtamMedical ward, KiphireWith the resplendent dawn casting its golden embrace upon the land of our forefathers, I, Liose T Sangtam, Son of the Eastern Nagaland, stand before you- my dear brothers, si
  • DREAMING OF JUSTICE: The Resurgence of Eastern Nagaland
    Liose SangtamBureau Chief, Kiphire District, Project Constitutional Justice In the heart of Northeast India lies a land of breathtaking beauty, rich cultural heritage, and untapped potential: Eastern Nagal
  • FMR Issue: Naga Clubs writes to President of India and UN Secretary General
    To,1)The President of IndiaPresident’s Secretariat, Rashtrapati   BhavanNew Delhi-1100042)The Secretary General, United  Nations760 United Nations PlazaManhattan, New York City, New York,
  • The significance of World Consumer Rights Day
    Kezhokhoto SaviSocial Activist & President, NVCOEvery year the 15th March is observed as the ‘World Consumer Rights Day’(WCRD) globally and Nagaland is also observing with rest of the world. The signifi
  • A Vision for Cultivating Champions
    Dharma Dhaj SonowalKushiabill, DimapurSports transcend the realm of mere physical activity; they weave themselves into the very fabric of a society, shaping individuals and communities. In Nagaland, a state bri
  • Naga Nation
    Zapuvisie LhousaMember CEC, Naga National CouncilThere were yesteryearsWhen others spoke of the virtues of the NagasTheir integrity and broadminded plansThat were inclusive of each other.They came from separate
  • Defusing the Tension: NBCC Stand on the New Normal
    Rev Dr Zelhou KeyhoNBCC General SecretaryThe tension between theocentric and anthropocentric institutions has always existed. Christians have always understood themselves as living in two kingdoms: the kingdom
  • Like the Slumdog Millionaire… But is it written?
    From One FYUGP Student to AnotherDanny Boyle’s Academy award winning film, “Slumdog Millionaire” brings the story of Jamal Malik, an 18 year-old orphan from the slums of Mumbai, who is about to experience
  • Arms race: ‘In the name of ‘defending the borders’
    Dr John Mohan RazuIsrael is showing its military supremacy over Palestinians from all sides—land, air, and water.Usingits arsenals since 7th of October, 2023 against the Palestinians ruthlessly.Likewise, Russ
  • ‘Kezol-Tsa Deadlock: Appeal for Grace of Sanity in all of us’
    We believe one of the distressing concerns of our people right now is the sensitive Kezol-Tsa deadlock situation involving some of our Tenyimia tribes.Jesus said: “He who is without sin among you, let him be
  • GoI should adopt calibrated policies for FMR and border fencing
    Ngaranmi Shimray New Delhi With great promise and hope the BJP central government had modified the “Look East Policy” stating that looking towards the east is not enough. It should be “Act East
  • Madness and Progressivism
    Dr Nsungbemo EzungWokha TownThe liberals’ definition of a progressive society/world had already driven humanity to a state of madness and confusion. The liberals’ quest to undermine the nature of human gend
  • Why selfish..? Selfish is the driving force of life
    Kadilin GangmeiTetso College, ChümoukedimaInnately selfish, humans are a manifestation of self-interest itself. From birth, individuals navigate life's complexities, maturing and advancing with each passing da
  • International Women’s Day
    "Man can never be a woman's equal in the spirit of selfless service with which nature has endowed her"..... Mahatma GandhiRev Fr C JosephCounsellor, St Joseph’s College (Autonomous) JakhamaIntroduction: The e
  • Leadership in Nagaland
    Nukhosa ChüzhoKohimaNagaland has experienced few positive developments since attaining statehood in 1963. Ground-breaking institutional reforms such as, communitization of elementary education, rural healthcar
  • The Naga Rhapsody
    Ever since the Nagas submitted the Naga memorandum to the Simon Commission way back in 1929, the Nagas have been on a roller-coaster journey. Since that time, Nagas have been living in a milieu of hope, expecta
  • Primary Motifs: Better Democracy
    Monalisa ChangkijaReligion is a difficult subject but it impacts enormously on an individual’s life, which dictates and determines her thought processes, the way she looks at life and those around her and wha
  • Preservation of Language, Culture, and Traditions
    Dharmadhaj SonowalKushiabill, DimapurAcross the globe, a symphony of voices sings in a multitude of languages, each carrying the weight of history, tradition, and unique perspectives. These languages are more t
  • Extreme Poverty in India Now History
    Mithilesh Kumar Sinha, Senior ProfessorDepartment of EconomicsNagaland University, LumamiIn India, extreme poverty has become a history. As a result of the government's strong policy thrust on redistribution an