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  • Need for genuine de-limitation
    The issue of de-limitation has lately become a prevailing hot issue. Due to the gravity of the situation and far reaching consequences, I am compelled to desperately make a feeble attempt to instill in the mind
  • Remembering Intangki National Park on World Forestry Day
    Agnes Krocha It’s that time of the year again to be marked as World Forestry Day and it makes me think of a remark echoed by a learned person that if we do not preserve our forests now there will come a
  • Inconvenient Postal Service Caused Its Declination
    Our world is connected with communication and relationship. We might be tight with the bond of relationship through logical, psychological, economical, ethnical, historical, linguistically and matrimonial bonds
  • Remembering Khriesanisa Seyie
    By Rev. Dr. VK NuhTo unveil the traditional monolith erected to commemorate late Khriesanisa Seyie, the first  Kedhage (President) Federal Government of Nagaland (FGN)12th July 1956 – 18thFebruary 1959,
  • Remembering Khriesanisa Seyie
    Speech of Scato Swu, ex-President FGNDear Fellow Citizens,Warm Greetings to you all.It gives me great pleasure to be here amongst you to remember Late Khrisanisa Seyie, the first Kedhage (President) of Federal
  • Year of Farmer 2006 or Year of Famines?
    Through your esteemed local daily, I the undersigned on behalf of the “Ginger Project” owners from the Phek Region would like to draw the kind attention of the DAN Government of Nagaland and the concerned d
  • Opening Pandora’s Box
    Monalisa ChangkijaIt is imperative that Naga women know our history, as much as our culture and traditions, especially the milestones we have made in the form of breaking away from the oft beaten paths and bein
  • Reviving The Artist – An Encounter With Traditional Entertainment
    M Jimmy ChishiIn the beginning,God created the great stage.…………..but who taught;tis first child of ours…how to cry?,and who ?,for the first time,walked with our weeping child -…….The origin of the
  • Implications of evil residing in society
    Dr Kenneth MurryIn its teaching about the world the New Testament provides direct witness for a conclusion that should be inferred from our theology of sin. If sin is as pervasive as we say that it is, if it vi
  • A tribute to my beloved Aunt Mrs. Neiseü Sekhose
    Neichü Dz. Angami Rangoon | BurmaJust as in life she would always say ‘do not get carried away with the cares of the world’- ‘always stay tuned to God’s guidance and be led by His spirit’, I cho
  • The Blame Game – Nagas’ Destiny?
    Dr.Vetsutsoyi SwuroEvery morning, we come across articles, rejoinders and counter-rejoinders about Political parties, Factions, NGOs and Individuals blaming the opponent(s) – other fellow Naga brothers. And t
  • Can Something Good Come From Us?
    It has been long since hearing good news and it is like a famine in our society. Today the media is crowded with hot news, but we hardly find good news from the Newspapers and other magazines and radio broadcas
  • An open letter to all the college students of Patkai Christian College and their concerned parents
    My dear fellow parents,As we all know that our children in PCC had fought for their rights and agitated against the unnecessary hike in mess fees (i.e., by Rs 200) (according to an article in Nagaland Post on 2
  • Status of Public Service on Primary Education for the Last 3 Years in Nagaland
    Zaveyi NyekhaDistrict Education Officer, MonIntroductionIn Nagaland, Primary Education, which has been placed under the Department of School Education, starts from Class I to Class IV for children in the age gr
  • Beyond the Digital Camera
    Shiluinla JamirThere can never be a more disgusting news than an elected councilor (supposed to be promoting people’s interest) harassing a media representative, that too, a lady representative. Media is not
  • War of words
    N. Kaniya, Seithekima ‘A’When it comes to war, Nagas as people I guess, are the most fortunate to have experienced so many different types. From the primitive war of head hunting we were suddenly exposed to
  • Let us be Constructive to construct our House
    Rev. L. Suohie MhasiThe movement of the Nagas for independence was started by our father’s under the leadership of Phizo and others and all of the pioneers were gone out the movement is still being pursued an
  • Remembering Khrisanisa Seyie
    Niketu Iralu(Memorial Stone Unveiling Ceremony.February 28, 2007)Others much more qualified and experienced than me, because of their direct involvement in the heroic actions of the Naga struggle with Anie Khri
  • The Healing Power of Silence
    How rare is silence in our lives today! We seem to have a need for continuous noise, a compulsion for clamours. If it is not talking or crying or laughing, it is radio, telephone, or television. Somehow we fear
  • Rani Gaidinliu in Current Context of Modern Naga Society
    The day of 26 January is of national significance because it is the Republic day of our country. This day has an additional importance for Naga society because this is also the birth day of legendry Naga lady-
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