Phito VeroDimapurSuccessive Indian Governments and its leadership are consciously or unconsciously fettered within the parameter set by Nehru's vision of solution to the Naga political issue. However, this was
Ginminthang VaipheiDepartment of Economics, Modern College, PiphemaNagalands economy appears to be growing rapidly, with its Gross State Domestic Product projected to increase by 10.33% in 2025–26. However, t
Book review by Inakali AssumiGift in the Pot: Earth Poetry begins with the warmth of the poets love for her grandmother, while also depicting the inheritance of an art that sustained life for ages. In a society
Reviews by Esther SyiemProfessor (Retired), Dept. of English, NEHU, Shillong There is starkness about the poems in Gift in The Pot Earth Poetry by Jungmayangla Longkumer (2014). Photographic i
From Being an Infant to a Nascent Society - A Journey from 1872 to 2026Takasungba Imchen 4th Mile, DimapurThe present-day Nagaland depicts the irony of our Naga society. From being an infant society in the
Sungkhum Sangtam Concern citizenAt this critical juncture, what Nagaland needs most is not another confrontation, but cooperation, understanding and collective responsibility. Whether one occupies the high
S Richard HumtsoeNational Secretary, Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas)In the spirit of responsible and respectful public discourse, I believe the legacy and public service of Dr S C Jamir deserve to be viewed in
Why the Naga people deserve clarity after decades of dialogueAtoke B Aye (Atoke Naga)For generations, the Naga people have lived with one unfinished question: When will the Indo-Naga political issue finally be
Rupin Sharma If some social media accounts are to be believed, the ongoing Naga-Kuki clashes in Manipur were triggered by a brawl between some youths of a particular community, who were drunk and threw sto
Thirty-seven years after prohibition, Nagaland continues to grapple with alcohol demand and illicit liquor. Recent deaths from suspected spurious liquor renew questions over the policys human and social costMon
Moajungshi MenonIndia proudly calls itself the world's largest democracy. Every election, millions of citizens exercise the most powerful right available to them, which is the right to choose their government.
Xavier Pfokrehe MaoProfessor, Department of Philosophy, North-Eastern Hill University, ShillongSC Jamir's article, Unveiling Bare Facts of Naga Political Struggle, published in the Nagaland Post on September 20
(A Communicative Reading of Present Nagas Digital Discourse)Mughalu T KinimiDimapurA tragedy, a controversy, a government statement, a counter-statement, a social media post, a demand for inquiry, and another r
Ngaranmi Shimray New DelhiThere are always two ways, or more, to solve a problem. History is full of examples of people who, faced with similar circumstances, chose different routes and arrived at very dif
Michael Renpen Y KhuvungDimapurEvery species—from microbes to apex predators—plays a critical role in maintaining a resilient & balanced ecosystem. One key aspect of predator-prey relationships is that
Dr SC JamirEx-CM of Nagaland and Ex-Governor of Odisha, Maharashtra and GoaMy attention was drawn to a public statement made by NPF secretary general and MLA Achumbemo Kikon. The young man in desperation is wor
World Tourism Day is an opportunity not only to celebrate travel, but to ask a larger question: How can Nagaland make tourism a year-round opportunity for its people, businesses and communities?Anup Kumar Gupta
The foundation that turns dreams into opportunitiesY MunglemlaNagaland College Media internA dream can show us where we want to go, but education gives us the knowledge and skills to reach there. In a world ful
Limhachan Kikon Duncan BostiMemory is strange. It does not behave like an archive. It behaves more like a dream. It moves associatively—one fragment calling up another, one remembered wound altering the