Degree of Thoughts

  • Beyond the Surface: Mental Health in Nagaland
    When we bring the conversation about mental health home to Nagaland, what does mental health really mean to us?In a place where family, community, and faith are important parts of our lives, conversations about
  • NLP: A New Era of Intelligent Communication
    Exploring how machines are learning to understand and interpret human languageTechnology is an integral element of our daily life. We use our phones as shopping assistants, ask them questions on online shopping
  • The Hidden Economy of Northeast India’s Festivals
    Imagine walking into a festival with Rs 1000 in your pocket. By the end of the day, you have spent it on local food, handmade crafts, traditional clothes, taxi fares, and maybe a few souvenirs. For a visitor, i
  • Unlocking the Entrepreneurial Potential of Nagaland’s Youth
    Nagaland has a large population of educated youth, many of whom seek government jobs for their stability. However, limited opportunities have made entrepreneurship an important alternative. Social media has fur
  • A Homecoming Rooted In Healing
    For more than a century, our Naga ancestors have remained far from the hills where they lived and died. Their remains were taken during the colonial period and eventually became part of museum collections thous
  • The Economics Behind Artificial Intelligence
    Artificial intelligence is one of the fastest-growing technologies we've seen in a long time. A few years ago, most people only heard about AI in movies or science fiction. Now it's everywhere. We ask ChatGPT q
  • When Did Everything Become Content?
    An accident happens. Within seconds, people take out their phones. One person records a video, another takes photographs, and someone else uploads the footage online. Before the injured person reaches the hospi
  • Gen Z - A Misunderstood Generation
    Generation Z is often portrayed as entitled, selfish, disrespectful, and overly sensitive. Such labels dominate conversations in classrooms, workplaces, and even within families. Yet these characterisations oft
  • Track Two Diplomacy and the Manipur Crisis
    The ethnic conflict in Manipur is a multidimensional crisis rooted in historical grievances, competing identities, disputes over land and political representation, security concerns, and persistent socio-econom
  • Comparing Korea's Hanok Transition and Meitei Yumjao
    This article tries to compare the shift between South Koreas familial co-habitation system from Hanok to modern structure and the contemporary Meitei Yumjao-Ingkhol homestead settlement system alongside growing
  • Social Media Detox: A Survival Game
    Are you a gamer? Or maybe just a boss-level scroller stuck in an endless loop of reels, tweets, and late-night likes? What if I told you that logging off could be your biggest power move yet? Viewing challenges
  • Zubeen Garg: The Voice of the Unheard
    In the heart of Assam, where the Brahmaputra swells with monsoon rage and villages disappear under muddy water year after year, a voice once rose that felt like it belonged to every silent soul. That voice was
  • The Grammar of Silence
    Not every conversation begins with words, and not every message needs to be spoken.Have you ever been in a moment where no one said a word, yet everyone understood exactly what was happening?. We learn grammar
  • History: More Than Just a Subject
    Is history just a subject, or is it more than a subject? For many students, history begins as just another subject in the classroom: a collection of dates, rulers, battles, and examinations. Yet for those who c
  • Naga Heritage in a Globalized World
    Culture is the soul of a people, carrying rich histories, values, traditions, and identities across generations. With the world becoming increasingly interconnected through globalization, many distinct cultures
  • Students' Changing Role in AI Era
    Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the way we live, work, and learn. In the field of education, its impact is especially visible. Today's students are no longer limited to textbooks, classroom
  • Teaching with Empathy: The Heart of Education
    You can teach a student a lesson for a day, but if you can teach him to learn by creating curiosity, he will continue the learning process as long as he lives. Clay P. Bedford.Education is often associated with
  • Rethinking Women’s Safety at Home
    Home is often regarded as a place of comfort, security, and belonging. Yet for some women, it can also be a site of fear, control, and violence. Behind closed doors, countless women experience abuse that remain
  • Pets: Happiness Wrapped in Fur
    Have you ever watched a dog chase its tail in endless circles, only to collapse contentedly in a patch of sunlight moments later? Or felt the soothing vibration of a cat's purr after a particularly difficult da
  • Reclaiming Village Values for Naga Youth
    In todays rapidly modernizing world, many young people are growing up surrounded by technology, urban lifestyles, and global influences. While modernization has brought education, opportunities, and progress, i
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