Along LongkumerFormer EditorIn the midst of the recent monsoon rains across Nagaland leading to landslides, flash floods and rock falls, the damage to man-made infrastructure and assets such as roads and bridge
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GT ThongLower Agri Colony, KohimaTragedy has truly struck! Thousands of students have been deprived of learning for more than 10 days for the simple reason that many of their teachers are on the streets protest
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Ngaranmi Shimray New DelhiThe dream that Nagas will be a nation one day is subconsciously implanted in the Naga brain. No Naga will daresay that they are against Naga Oneness. Sadly, the reality is differe
Jaya PeterAssociate Director, Communications, ATREESpanish for “Arrival by sea”, Arribada is the unique mass nesting behaviour shown by olive ridley and kemp ridley turtles which is seen along the coasts of-
Vikiho KibaAs humanity propels itself forward with unprecedented velocity in the fields of artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and genetic engineering, we find ourselves not merely improving our tools or re
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Jonas YanthanReligion has tremendous impact on people and ultimately the society.The truth is believers act and behave in the way each individual or society believes. We know that bad theology and shallow belie
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What happened? The tears, rage, and grief that initially went viral on Assamese local television channels quickly grew into a flood of videos with messages, songs, anger, and tributes for Zubeen GargDolly Kikon
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Prof Mithilesh Kumar SinhaDepartment of Economics, Nagaland University, LumamiThese days, smartphones serve as a phone, a library, an internet browser, a movie screen, an email platform, a navigation tool, a ti
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Media Cell NRMSATA-2016 On February 9, 2016, hundreds of young teachers were appointed under the Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan (RMSA) scheme. As a condition of employment, we were required to s
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N Zubemo Lotha, LLMAdvocate, Gauhati High CourtBACKGROUND:The land dispute between NEEPCO and the landowners of Pangti Village continues in the form of a cold war. The landowners have refused to part with any l
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Menkato V AwomiDimapur, NagalandThe Gospel of Jesus Christ never promised an easy life, nor did it demand a perfect life from us. What it proclaimed is good news, that our sins are forgiven, that God has opened
COVID era frontline healthcare workersExtraordinary Circumstances: During the peak of the COVID-19 lockdown in 2020, the State Government of Nagaland, faced with an unprecedented health crisis and acute shortag-
Dr John Mohan RazuOn the 5th of Septembers I had received several WhatsApp messages from some students wishing me as a teacher by offering a number of compliments. Every year a few select students not only wish
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Zeluosielie Kehie DimapurSocial obligations play a significant role in Naga society, which is built on the principles of mutual respect, cooperation, and unity. These social obligations are deeply ingraine
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Vikiho KibaThe twenty-first century is often heralded as the Asian century, a time when the dynamism of the continent is expected to shape the route of global history. Asia is home to the world’s two most pop
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Amba Jamir Policy and Development StrategistAs the echoes of World Bamboo Day celebrations fade, it’s a moment not just for festivity, but for crucial introspection. This remarkable plant, often called "
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Monalisa ChangkijaAn adage says it is the journey not the destination that counts. If so, the journey on the Dimapur-Kohima National Highway 29, about 74 kms, is disillusioning. Over a decade ago, driving up to
In the book of Ecclesiastes in the Bible, there is a verse which says that “two is better than one”. This implies that two people coming together as one team can do and accomplish much more than a single in-
Thangminlen Misao Modern College Piphema We can think of GDP as a country's economy report card. GDP measures the total value of all goods and services a country produces annually. We can say a countr
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D Rajiv Shankar, IFSWorking Plan Officer, NagalandWhen we look at the sky above Nagaland’s ridges and valleys, we see a world of clouds, sun, and monsoon rains. Yet, beyond what our eyes can see lies the ozon
