Anagha Sudhama JahgirdarHow beautiful is the Earth surrounded by trees and many greens. Spotting an owlet through the contours of gardens, or mynahs (Accridotherestristis) cackling the spaces with crows. There
Sh Piyush GoyalIndia has made remarkable progress since 2014. Its economy is much stronger, infrastructure is decisively superior, women are more empowered, farmers are getting better prices, and the poor are m
Dr R K BeheraPrincipal, MGM CollegeThe world is witnessing one of the most significant technological transformations in human history, the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Revolution. Just as the Industrial Revolut
Dr Jitendra SinghWhen a lavender farmer in the Doda district of Jammu plucks the first blossoms of the season, she is not thinking about science policy. Yet it is precisely a decade of deliberate, mission-drive
Berjis DesaiJawaharlal Nehru was sworn in office as the countrys first democratically elected Prime Minister on 13th May 1952; and remained so for a period of 4,397 days until his passing on 27th May 1964. For
Merenungsang Ao Assistant professor, HOD (Department of Sociology), St John College, DimapurUnemployment occurs when someone is willing and able to work but does not have a job. As for the gig workers they
Dr Toli H KibaAssisting Professor, NEISSR, ChümoukedimaAt the time of independence, India's public health system faced serious challenges, including high infant and maternal mortality rates, widespread communi
N Kampong KonyakAboi townThe debate on reservation in Nagaland must be viewed through the lens of historical realities rather than abstract notions of merit and equality.For nearly five decades, reservation int
Dr R K BeheraPrincipal, MGM CollegeThe world does not reward what we know alone; it rewards what we can do with what we know. For decades, grades have been considered the primary measure of academic success. Pa
Dr. John Mohan RazuWe live amidst wars. There are ceasefires, but none respects. Ceasefires though agreed by the warring countries, but bombing of countries without ceasing continues. We live in a world where w
Mithilesh Kumar Sinha Retired Professor, Nagaland University, LumamiIn India, the operational dynamics of both public and private sectors often function through a mechanism of "compro
Rev ChingmakECS, TuensangThe recent abuse of a young girl is not merely an isolated crime. It is a painful reminder of the deeper demons that continue to live within our society—patriarchy, poverty, silence,
Dr Nighatoli P AchumiPastoral Counselor & SYMBIS facilitator, Co-founder, IICCMarriage in todays world is becoming increasingly complex. In the sense that with the rising challenges, only time can tell if a
Kevile DolieKohimaThere is a strange rhythm to Environment day. There will be speeches, awareness programmes, cleanup drives, photographs and applause. Then the day ends, everyone goes back to their normal
Ranjana ChopraWhen India recalls its great freedom fighters, one name rises from the forests of Chotanagpur with enduring moral force — Bhagwan Birsa Munda, revered as Dharti Aaba, the Protector of the Land.
Chirag PaswanSouth Asia stands at a critical turning point in its food systems journey. Despite being a significant agricultural region with rich agro-biodiversity, too much value is still lost between the farm
ANPSA CentralNagalands language situation is unique. Our children grow up in a multilingual environment where they may speak several languages at home, in the community, and study in English at school. This nat
Eyiekhrote VeroPfütsero TownEvery generation speaks about change. We desire a better society. We long for honest leaders, fair systems, justice for the vulnerable, and peace within our communities. We condemn
Asiya Kochuveettil Muhammed, MRSBMumbaiEvery year on 5 June, World Environment Day asks us to look at the planet we call home, one we are inheriting and the one we are leaving behind. It urges us to send a sign
As synthetic drug networks evolve, U.S. agencies are focusing on precursor chemicals, logistics systems, and international coordination to disrupt fentanyl trafficking. Charvi AroraSPAN Magazine, U.S. Emb