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  • India’s unmistakable march toward multi-front dominance
    Dipak KurmiIndia’s sweeping tri-theatre military mobilisation during October and November 2025 marked a decisive turning point in the nation’s defence trajectory, representing not merely a series of routine
  • What A Shame: Child Labour Exists In India – K’taka A Case In Point
    Dr John Mohan RazuLabour is a vital category and a concomitant component for the societies to survive and people to live. Karl Marx long ago presented a scientific definition and description of labour. Labourer
  • What is External Religion?
    Selie VisaExternal religion is when the more central things like love, justice, mercy and faithfulness are ignored while pretending to be righteous. This is distortion of God's will as revealed in Scripture. Th
  • Taken For Granted, Yet Given By Grace
    Dr R K BeheraPrincipal, MGM CollegeEvery day we are surrounded not just by comforts, but by miracles disguised as ordinary things. We breathe fresh air without effort, never realising how priceless each breath
  • Why Are We Lazy on Monday?
    Liba HopesonMany people feel slow, tired, or unmotivated on Monday morning. Even those who enjoy their work sometimes struggle to begin the week with energy. This experience is common, but it is not caused by l
  • Musing Over Hornbill Festival: A Message of Love for My People
    Pele George Author (Let the Broken Lead)Inspired by Pastor Avilie Punyii, Bethel Baptist Church, KohimaHornbill Festival is one of the greatest moments in our state’s calendar a time when the hills echo
  • A Pragmatic Reclamation of our Naga Destiny
    Khekiye K Sema IAS (Rtd)3rd Mile Thilixu village, ChümoukedimaFellow Nagas, the following thoughts are being shared with utmost seriousness and concern as a father, appealing to every Father and Mother of Naga
  • Why are we called the Epistle of Christ?
    Selie VisaBible Verses: "Clearly you are an epistle of Christ, ministered by us, written not with ink but by the Spirit of the living God, not on tablets of stone but on tablets of flesh, that is, of the heart.
  • Where will Change come from?
    N T Thamlong PhomDimapurIn Nagaland, everybody wants change and everybody talks about change but nobody wants to change himself or herself which is an extreme level of Hypocrisy. How can you expect change or br
  • Redrawing India’s Delimitation: A Billion Voices, One Vote
    Dr Mughavi A TuccuPolitical Strategies, New DelhiDelimitation is the exercise of determining the number and boundaries of geographical constituencies for the Lok Sabha and State Legislative Assemblies to provid
  • Bihar Elections 2025: Lantern Extinguished
    Prof Mithilesh Kumar SinhaProfessor in Economics, Nagaland University, LumamiThe results of Bihar Assembly Elections 2025 have once again given a clear message. The public is no longer ready to accept mere alle
  • Understanding Why and When Manipur Can Break Up
    Ngaranmi Shimray New DelhiAdversarial stance negates co-existence:Many articles have been written by this social and political commentator on matters concerning the “hill areas” with the main thrust of
  • Dimapur Traffic Woes: A constant headache
    I LongkumerWhile Dimapur continues to be plagued by multiple problems, one aspect that deserves urgent attention is the traffic situation. The traffic scene in the city is one of chaos. The lack of traffic etiq
  • When I Becomes Greater Than You
    Dr RK BeheraPrincipal, MGM CollegeWe live in an age where the word “I” echoes louder than ever. From motivational slogans to social media posts, the world constantly tells us to “believe in yourself,”
  • An Emerald Life: A Day in the Wings of a Green Bee-eater
    Vinita AgrawalIt’s world is a dome of brilliant blue, a canvas for the sun that warms its emerald feathers. The Green Bee-eater, a jewel of arid lands, makes its home not in a dense, tangled forest, but a kin
  • Celebrating Childhood: India's Children's Day Legacy
    Dipak KurmiChildren's Day is celebrated in India to raise awareness about the rights, education, and welfare of children. Observed every year on November 14th, it is a tribute to the nation’s most cherished r
  • Celebrating Childhood: India's Children's Day Legacy
    Dipak KurmiChildren's Day is celebrated in India to raise awareness about the rights, education, and welfare of children. Observed every year on November 14th, it is a tribute to the nation’s most cherished r
  • Who Is or Are The Seed Of Abraham?
    Selie VisaThere are claims by some preachers that Jews will be saved even if they deny Jesus. Let's ask the question “who are the seed of Abraham?”1. There is the Seed of Abraham (Seed being singular).2. Th
  • Caught in the Crossfire: Religion and Mobility in Naga Visa Denials
    Vikiho KibaIn recent months, reports have surfaced that several Naga applicants have been denied visas to travel abroad, allegedly under the pretext of “security clearance” or “policy restrictions” by c
  • For Every Child Every Right
    “The children of today will make the India of tomorrow. The way we bring them up will determine the future of the country. - Pandit Jawaharlal NehruRev Fr C Joseph, CounsellorSt Joseph’s College (Autonomous
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