Pension in Nagaland:A marathon after service
Pension in Nagaland is not retirement and rest. It is not the quiet closure of a career, rather it’s the start of months and even years of running to different offices just to get what one truly deserves. A
BY Theheli Thonger / Monday, 20 April, 2026
Mounting fiscal deficit in Nagaland: Time for urgent reforms
The state have witnessed alarming fiscal condition particularly the persistent and worsening fiscal deficit. Lets logically observed the report of the past five years fiscal deficit ,which reflects serious lapses in financial management and raises critical questions about the
BY PTI / Friday, 17 April, 2026
Reservation without representation: A celebration Nagaland can’t even count
The fanfare around the Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam in Nagaland has been loud—slogans, speeches, and declarations of “historic empowerment.” But beneath the celebration lies a simple question that no one on stage seems willing to answer:What happens when policy
BY PTI / Thursday, 16 April, 2026
Review of ‘My Haiku Heart’ and ‘Lemons and sunflowers and all things yellow’
First of all congratulations to Tialila for this awesome milestone of launching two books of poetry and each are stand-alone creative master pieces. This is her 6th and 7th poetry book respectively, and the first time she is launching
BY By Professor Jungmayangla Longkumer, Nagaland University, Medziphema Campus / Sunday, 5 April, 2026
Easter Sunday: A call to rise beyond despair
On this sacred day of Easter Sunday, the world pauses—not merely to remember an event of the past, but to confront a truth that continues to challenge the present. The resurrection of Jesus Christ is not just a theological
BY Dr. R.K.Behera, Principal, MGM College / Friday, 3 April, 2026
Jesus wept—Divine oneness with a stricken humanity
The shortest verse in the Christian scriptures, consisting of a mere two words in English—”Jesus wept”—functions as a profound theological anchor in a world increasingly defined by the weight of collective sorrow. In the context of the contemporary landscape
BY Fr. Innocent Panmei / Friday, 3 April, 2026
Nagaland Govt directs strict compliance with licensing norms for health establishments
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BY NTN / Tuesday, 31 March, 2026
Age Limits and Legitimacy- A Constitutional Examination of the FNTA Interim Council Criteria
The ongoing discussions in national media around the eligibility criteria for nomination to the Interim Council of the Frontier Nagaland Territorial Authority bring into focus important questions of legality, fairness, and institutional responsibility. While the objective of establishing an
BY NTN / Friday, 27 March, 2026
Fairness at stake: Why ENPO must rethink its age criterion for the FNTA Interim Council
At a moment when Eastern Nagaland stands on the threshold of a new administrative arrangement, a seemingly technical decision has assumed wider significance. The introduction of an age criterion for membership in the Frontier Nagaland Territorial Authority’s Interim Council
BY NTN / Tuesday, 24 March, 2026
Book review: People Stories, keeping the memories of Naga people alive
“People Stories: Volume One” by Avinuo Kire and Meneno Vamuzo Rhakho, published by PenThrill Publication House, is a collection of stories which shares the memories and experiences of people from Nagaland. The book includes different stories from different people.
BY Avila Mongzar / Sunday, 22 March, 2026
3 minutes that can save a life: Why women must check their breasts monthly
Every minute, four women around the world are diagnosed with breast cancer, and every minute, one woman dies from the disease. India is among the worst affected countries, and in states like Nagaland, low awareness and limited access to
BY Dr. Kanchan Kaur / Wednesday, 18 March, 2026
Nagaland’s Lung Cancer crisis goes far beyond smoking
Tobacco use remains common across Nagaland, from cigarettes and beedis to khaini and gutka, and e-cigarettes and vapes added to the list in recent past. In fact, data from the Global Adult Tobacco Survey (GATS) India 2016–17 shows that
BY Dr. Arvind Kumar and Dr. Amit Bhargava / Saturday, 7 March, 2026
