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Advantages of Staying in the On-Campus Hostel

With the declaration of the academic results in various categories, the new academic sessions for higher secondary, undergraduates and post-graduates in some institutions have already commenced their regular classes and some institutions are about to...

29 Jul 2024

Rethinking Career Aspirations: Embracing Opportunities Beyond Government Jobs in Nagaland

As we navigate the complexities of our career paths, particularly in regions like Nagaland, it becomes crucial to challenge conventional perspectives and explore new avenues for personal and professional growth. In a landscape where competitive exams...

27 Jul 2024

What is Your Mindset?

It is a way of thinking, a set of beliefs and attitudes that shape our thoughts and actions. It establishes how we view ourselves, the world around us, and our place within it. Our mindset is how our beliefs influence our behaviours, relationships, a...

27 Jul 2024

Actions Speak Louder Than Words

Mr GK Pillai in a lecture in the Institute of Defence Studies and Analysis (IDSA) had stated that when politicians from Manipur come to the Delhi, including the Chief Minister, they never discuss the problems of Manipur, but ask for funds for various...

24 Jul 2024

Tobacco Economy in India: On Surging Path

Though tobacco has a lot of negative impacts on society, yet it is helping Indian tobacco economy in its surge. The tobacco economy in India is large compared to most other countries Tobacco is one of the world’s most economically significant a...

22 Jul 2024

A Call For Reflection: Clean Elections and Thanksgiving

As winning candidates hold thanksgiving prayer ceremonies, the Church’s role in promoting clean elections comes under scrutiny. While thanksgiving is a noble gesture, it raises questions about the Church’s stance on unethical tactics empl...

20 Jul 2024

Manipur Crisis: With dialogue better sense will prevail

Small, but significant baby steps are being made now by the state government and the Kuki-Zo organisations to bring back normalcy in the state of Manipur. It is the first sign the ice is thawing. Firstly, illegally procured fire arms looted from the ...

19 Jul 2024

Urgent Appeal for Road Repair: The Deplorable Condition of the Kushiabill Village to Puranabazar Highway Junction

The road connecting Kushiabill Village to Puranabazar Highway junction is in a state of severe disrepair. This vital route, which serves as a lifeline for the residents of Kushiabill and surrounding areas, has been neglected for far too long. The cur...

14 Jul 2024

“A Call to Action for the New ENPO Leadership”

As the newly elected team of the Eastern Nagaland People’s Organisation (ENPO) steps forward to assume their duties, the weight of a great and historic legacy rests upon their shoulders. They are tasked with carrying forward the democratic, peacefu...

12 Jul 2024

To The Chief Minister Nagaland, Kohima

Subject: Prayer for request to name the Vellore Naga Patient Home in Memory of Late Rev. Dr. Noksangchila Respected Sir, I am honoured to bring this to your kind attention, regarding the construction plan to build a Naga patient house at CMCH Vellore...

12 Jul 2024

The Importance of Pupil-Teacher Ratio in Nagaland’s Schools: A Focus on Dimapur

Introduction The Pupil-Teacher Ratio (PTR) is a critical metric in assessing the quality of education in schools. This ratio, which indicates the number of students per teacher, directly impacts the learning environment and educational outcomes. In N...

11 Jul 2024

R. Kevichusa as I Knew Him

(A speech delivered at the inauguration of R. Kevichusa Memorial Chapel on July 10, 2024) I met a certain gentleman in January of 1984 when I joined Nagaland government service as a Horticulture Officer in the Department of Agriculture. At that time,...

11 Jul 2024

Importance of Resilience: Overcoming Challenges and Moving Forward

Resilience simply means the ability to bounce back from challenges and setbacks. It means being able to cope with tough events and staying strong and positive during tough times. Life can throw all sorts of obstacles our way, but with resilience, we ...

10 Jul 2024

Manipur Crisis: Treat the Disease, Not the Symptoms

Manipur is afflicted with many ailments, but the doctors are treating the symptoms rather than the disease. Firstly, the society in Manipur is fractured; the two warring communities are not living side by side as neighbours after May 2023. They are n...

08 Jul 2024

Why Do Gorkhas Celebrate Bhanu Jaynati Every Year? Who is Bhanu Bhakta Acharya?

Significance of Bhanu Jayanti Earlier Nepali was restricted to the oral medium and during that time poems and formal literature were in the Sanskrit language. Bhanubhakta Acharya is considered the first poet who wrote poems in the Nepali language and...

08 Jul 2024

Truth Speakers for Truth Seekers 

There is a beautiful verse, in the Bible that is so wonderful but so misunderstood and taught wrongly. Hebrews 11:1 says: Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. What is faith and what is it not? What is the evide...

07 Jul 2024

A Message to the Ao Tribe

The Ao Naga tribe has been a harbinger of change in many ways, a tribe not only the Nagas respect, admire and adore but also by the people of different ethnic cultures across and beyond the boundaries who were considered as a role model for all good ...

07 Jul 2024

The Unseen Battle – Struggles of Newspapers in Nagaland

Do you know how our everyday news reaches our doors before we wake up? How many hands and how much hard work are behind those 8- 12 pages we flip every day? On May 18th 2024, 18 students from School of Agricultural Sciences (SAS), Nagaland University...

05 Jul 2024

Election Manifestos and Development in Nagaland

The recent Lok Sabha and Urban Local Body (ULB) elections have culminated, leaving the public of Nagaland in a state of eager anticipation as promised by their elected leaders. The Election was enthusiastic at the same time horrendous as Nagas kept q...

03 Jul 2024

Media: Fourth Pillar of Democracy

The merit of the democratic setup is that it gives each individual freedom of expression and space. Article 19 (1) (a) of the Indian Constitution provides the right to freedom of speech and expression although, Article 19 (2) has put reasonable groun...

03 Jul 2024

Truth Speakers for Truth Seekers

Are  you familiar with the term ‘unbelief’? Or the phrase: “Lord I believe, help  my unbelief”. You can find the whole story in the Bible accounts in Matthew 17:14, Mark 9:14  and Luke 9:37 onward. Here where the story of where...

30 Jun 2024

Moving Away from Greed and Betrayal  

The recent concluded Urban Local Bodies elections in Nagaland have exposed the rampant corruption and moral decay that plague our society. It is disheartening to see influential tribal organisations betraying their own people for personal gain, civil...

28 Jun 2024

Choosing the Right Candidate: A Crucial Decision in Nagaland’s Forthcoming ULB Election             

In the democratic fabric of India, elections represent the cornerstone of governance, reflecting the voice and aspirations of the people. As Nagaland is ready for its upcoming Urban Local Bodies (ULB) election, scheduled for 26th June 2024, the elect...

24 Jun 2024

International Yoga Day

Glimpses of Mesmerising The inception of International Yoga Day traces back to September 27, 2014, when our Prime Minister Shri. Narendra Modi proposed the idea during his speech at the United Nations General Assembly, highlighting Yoga’s ancient h...

21 Jun 2024

Manipur Crisis and Its Impact on the BJP

The fortunes of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and its allies in some of the north eastern states seem to be waning as both have suffered losses to the congress/regional parties in the 2024 parliamentary elections. The year long ethnic conflict between...

18 Jun 2024
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