Aheli Moitra
Why Methaneilie rocks
As the chill set in on December 1, Naga legend, Methaneilie Solo Jütakhrie, set up his four-member band at the Dimapur District Sports Complex (DDSC).
Asangba Tzüdir
During the protests against holding ULB elections earlier this year, leaving aside the rationale of the protest, participation from the masses, whether forced or willing, was intense, and
Imkong Walling
It is interesting how language evolve. Words become obsolete; vocabularies get coined, gradually becoming part of everyday parlance. Blame it on an inclination for political correctness or wan
“Juvenile justice fractures as child 'falls from height'” goes the headline of The Morung Express after a contentious episode involving a child in Wokha Town in October. Despite varying vers
Witoubou Newmai
The assurance of economic packages by the State Government of Manipur is evoking a sense of happiness among the Naga people in the south who are embroiled in critical issues such of land and
Aheli Moitra
Neighbourhoods that the Naga people have come to share with various peoples in the region have come to be ridden with ironies.
Take the instance of Karbi Anglong in Assam. The Rengma N
Imlisanen Jamir
It’s going to be a dark Christmas this year for people in Dimapur; literally.
Six hours of electricity a day is the daily rationing on which people of the town have bee
Nagaland would be the undisputed champion of agitation, Nagaland H&FW Minister recently quipped, the irony of his riposte obscured in his typical gaudy rhetoric. While the Minister has a point, he conspicuo
Witoubou Newmai
Sedating situation sans justice, often enough, has been considered harmless fun in Manipur for a long time now. By considering such deliveries as achievements, concerned parties are, in fact,
Aheli Moitra
The Naga hills are currently resplendent in cherry blossom. The pink blooms dot the central parts of the hills, turning churning rides into fluffy tales.
This ride is particular
Imlisanen Jamir
“I have of late – but wherefore I know not – lost all my mirth, forgone all custom of exercise; and, indeed, it goes so heavily with my disposition that this goodly f
On November 17, the Nagaland Government, with a ‘gentlemanly assurance,’ brokered a temporary respite from agitating public, who among other things, were demanding the implementation of Lokayukta in
Witoubou Newmai
“...when women without fur coats grow kind to their husbands…you know for sure that winter is near at hand”. This is a line from O Henry’s short story, ‘The Cop
Aheli Moitra
Why are scholarships for college students in Nagaland being disbursed on an installment basis?
The Eastern Nagaland College Students’ Union has been consistently asking th
Dr Asangba Tzüdir
The state government was waiting for this power catastrophe. The comprehensive power policy formulated by the state government in 2014 was meant only for the paper and not to gene
Imlisanen Jamir
There is carnage in Dimapur's roads. The traffic in the state's commercial hub has always been atrocious. But the closing down of the Nagarjan Bridge in July this year, which was prec
‘The new Rs 2,000 note is embedded with GPS trackers,’ claimed a fake Whatsapp message circulated right after the onset of the demonetisation process last November. A recent RTI reply by India Gover
Witoubou Newmai
Our society needs to be fully conscious that we are treading into two sequestered realms — the ‘individual interest’ and the ‘public discourse’ with the Dr. Jeky
Aheli Moitra
If you looked at the newspapers on November 8 (2017) and spent a minute on the irony, you were not alone.
Late, on the night of November 7, the Government of the Indian Union released
Dr Asangba Tzüdir
In what can be seen as a major development, the Directorate of School Education, Nagaland, came out with a list of 573 teachers, mostly primary and graduate teachers, who are atta