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An Appeal

The recent uproar regarding the absorption of 147 contract teachers and the ensuing mud-slinging and posting of biased and misleading views on various media platforms that followed, have regrettably led to the situation being blown out of proportion and

BY Dr. Kevileno Sakhrie / Monday, 21 April, 2025

The relevance of asking the Right Question!!!

In a world inundated with information, answers are everywhere. They flash across our screens, fill the pages of books, and echo from the mouths of experts. Yet, amid this torrent, the real challenge lies not in finding answers but

BY Dr. N. Yanpothung Ezung / Saturday, 19 April, 2025

Unraveling the Earth’s Code: Why Geology Matters

Geology is more than just a simple science of digging up rocks and fossils. It is a kind of detective story that unravels the Earth’s history, structure, composition and processes, and holds the key to understand our planet’s intricate

BY Tsuktimenla Chang / Thursday, 17 April, 2025

Discover Nagaland: A Land of Paradoxes

Nagaland, once famous for its warm welcomes, now struggles with social isolation. Our vibrant culture, which was once our greatest pride, is being overshadowed by Western influences. The Hornbill Festival, a celebration of our heritage, has become an opportunity

BY Joyba C Sangtam / Sunday, 13 April, 2025

Wildlife Protection Act 1972: A simplistic approach

The Wildlife protection act? Because if animals could vlog, their top content would be, “How I survived without getting hunted- No clickbait”. What is this about The Wildlife Protection act? Let’s open the crevice to an open minded read.

BY Tekameren I Jamir / Sunday, 13 April, 2025

Deo Hanh: The Ghost Duck of Assam

India has four biodiversity hotspots. Assam is a part of both the Himalaya and Indo-Burma hotspots, because of which Assam has very unique and rich biodiversity. Out of 1200 species of birds found in India, Assam has more than

BY PTI / Friday, 11 April, 2025

An open letter to Fr. T. P James

Dear Fr. T.P. James, I am writing this letter to express, in the strongest possible terms, our deep anguish and outrage over the appalling physical assault suffered by our brother, Athonio Magh, a student of Class 10 on the

BY Aga Rengma / Thursday, 10 April, 2025

Nagas’ tumultuous politics derailing its creator-given inheritance: Analysis and suggestions

Handwriting on the wall reveals the direction in which Nagas’ political fate is headed, demanding serious attention and action. As the current situation unfolds, the Nagas are far from achieving their goals because they lack a clear vision and

BY Dr Vikuosa Nienu / Thursday, 10 April, 2025

Choosing the right institution: A pathway to purpose and success

The journey of higher education is not merely about acquiring degrees; it is about shaping one’s future, building character, and discovering purpose. Choosing the right institution is a decision that can impact one’s life forever. In a world full

BY Dr R K Behera / Friday, 4 April, 2025