Dipak KurmiNational Unity Day marks Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel's birth anniversary each October 31st, a celebration that honors India's Iron Man and his monumental contributions to the nation. Known as Rashtriya
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Khrietuonyü NoudiWhen it comes to civilizations impacting other civilizations or cultures influencing other cultures, the eastern civilizations have been more influenced and impacted by the western culture rat
Zeluosielie Kehie, Sovima Village, ChümoukedimaWhen the Christmas season arrives, it is a time of great joy and reunion. Family members, whether staying near or far, make every effort t
Neuro-Rehabilitation Stroke TeamCIHSR (Referral Hospital)Stroke rehabilitation is a complex; multidisciplinary process aimed at maximizing recovery and improving the quality of life for stroke patients. It invo
Kulangla Sangtam B.Sc Geology (Eco Warriors Nagaland member)Birding, or bird watching, has always been a special way for me to connect with nature and encourage young minds to appreciate the world around t-
Renbemo L Patton(Concerned Citizen) Kushiabill DimapurDear sir/madam,I would like to draw your kind attention to the urgent need for renovation and proper maintenance of the Delivery Ward at Dimapur Distr
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KaviSumiDimapurRemembering the Foundations of India’s UnityEvery year on October 31, India celebrates RashtriyaEktaDiwas or National Unity Day to honor the birth anniversary of SardarVallabhbhai Patel, a lead
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"To those who by persistence in doing good seek glory, honor and immortality, he will give eternal life. But for those who are self-seeking and who reject the truth and follow evil, there will be wrath and ange
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LanuwatiA-khel, Diphupar, ChümoukedimaIndia’s unity is not imposed by law alone; it is lived and felt in everyday life, in festivals, art forms, music and shared traditions. On RashtriyaEktaDiwas, acknowledg
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Liba HopesonIntroduction: The Struggle Between Visibility and Depth: We live in a world that values being noticed more than being wise. From selfies to reels, from posts to opinions, people constantly compete f
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Bishnu Bhattacharjee(Social Worker, Chairman LMFN), DimapurThe many Indias within India: Every lane in India tells a different story, of language, faith, cuisine, rhythm and colour. Yet these stories intertwine
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S Akho Leyri Upper Agri, KohimaRooted in the Indian Constitution, adopted on 26 November 1949 and effective from 26 January 1950, the reservation policy embodies a visionary pursuit of equality and inclusi
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A new generation of Nagas is looking beyond the English-speaking world — and finding opportunity in Germany’s classrooms, cities, and stabilityAndres Molier “How many Nagas live in Germany?” It’s
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Peter Rutsa Kohima VillageEarlier the Government of Nagaland acquired 'pink buses' and introduced 'oil palm trees' though the former didn't align with our society and the latter our fragile ecosystem becau
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Dipak KurmiThe air around Nagaland House in New Delhi thrummed with an electric energy that transcended the usual pulse of the capital city. For two magnificent days, the boundaries between India’s political
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Monalisa ChangkijaAnother chapter has been rehashed, rewritten and added to the political book of Nagaland. On October 21, 2025, the eight-year-old Neiphiu Rio-led Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP
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“Those times made me very sad, but they also taught me that no political ambition is worth the price of our unity"Mathew RongmeiIn the soft October light that streamed across Kohima’s hills, the hall was fi
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Zeluosielie KehieSovima Village, ChümoukedimaAs the festive season approaches, it is indeed a beautiful tradition among our Naga people to decorate our houses, churches, streets, and surroundings. Such decorat
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Selie Visa1) God Wants Me To Be Happy:Misplaced priority leads to errors. This is a case of putting the cart in front of the horse. Being happy is not bad, but God’s first concern is not our happiness. God is
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Meren Mokokchung The Nagas since antiquity has been seen as a race clad with little or no clothes. Nagas find mention in other chronicles and works of western scholarship, and the sentiments attached
