Hünapungbi Festival of Sangtam Nagas
Traditionally, Hünapungbi Festival of the Sangtam Nagas is celebrated during the second week of August every year. However, the government has set the 18th of August as the official date. A much awaited festival by the children as well
BY Ariba Anar / Sunday, 18 August, 2024
Nutrition Series: Nagas and diabetes
Tajungrenla Longkumer
BY Tajungrenla Longkumer / Monday, 12 August, 2024
From Headhunting to Mcdonaldisation: Balancing traditionalism and the contemporary
The history of every society follows an intricate development of changes, gradual or drastic. Nagas are no exception to this. Nestled in a hilly corner of north-east India, the tribals are constantly evolving. The coming of Christianity in the
BY Nyesin Kent / Wednesday, 7 August, 2024
Urgent appeal for road repair: The deplorable condition of the Kushiabill Village to Puranabazar Highway Junction
Dimapur: Safety, well-being, and economic prosperity of community depend on reliable and well-maintained road
BY Dharma Dhaj Sonowal / Sunday, 14 July, 2024
Raw, Real and Utterly Mesmerizing: Nagaland
My journey began in the bustling metropolis of Mumbai, a city known for its fast-paced life and endless hustle. Leaving behind the urban chaos, I set out for Nagaland, eager to explore its unspoiled beauty and immerse myself in
BY Veebha Bandekar Tripathi / Monday, 8 July, 2024
Frustrated disabled community in Nagaland
In the picturesque hills of Nagaland, amidst its vibrant culture and traditions, exists a community silently grappling with frustration, the disabled population. While Nagaland has made progress in various aspect of development, the challenges faced by individuals with disabilities
BY Ngaugongbe (Person with Disability) / Monday, 8 July, 2024
The Implications of Hekani Jakhalu’s ULB Election Campaign Rhetoric
Dimapur: Manipulating, threatening, coercing voters is not just a crime, but deliberate betrayal of constitutional values and democratic process
BY Keneisedeu Mezhu / Tuesday, 25 June, 2024
Choosing the Right Candidate: A Crucial Decision in Nagaland’s Forthcoming ULB Election
Dimapur: Outcome of ULB elections extends beyond individual victories, shaping trajectory of local governance and socio-economic development
BY Dharma Dhaj Sonowal / Monday, 24 June, 2024
Recognizing domestic workers’ contributions: Building a fairer future
Before first light, the day for Ari had already begun. With extreme care, she would tidy up houses, prepare food with love, and take care of children and the elderly as if they were part of her own family.
BY Longtili C Sangtam / Monday, 17 June, 2024
Honouring Father’s Day through the eyes of the Prodigal Son
Father’s Day is a time of reflection, gratitude, and celebration. It is a day set aside to honour the fathers and father figures who have played essential roles in our lives. As we celebrate this special day, there is
BY Chuba Yimchunger / Saturday, 15 June, 2024
Call for Change in Nagaland: Addressing Corruption and Governance
The growing discontent among the people of Nagaland towards their political leaders is evident. There is a strong sentiment that the 60 MLAs should resign from their seats. The Chief Minister should take moral responsibility, step down voluntarily, and
BY Bendang Imsong / Friday, 14 June, 2024
From Customary Law to Constitutional Rights: Eastern Naga People’s Unified Pursuit of Frontier Nagaland Territory
Author: Dr. Aniruddha Babar, Senior Faculty, Dept of Political Science, Tetso College, Dimapur, Nagaland. Director, Project Constitutional Justice In the annals of political theory, the agency of individual choice and collective conscience is often highlighted as a pivotal force
BY Dr Aniruddha Babar / Monday, 10 June, 2024
