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

Nagaland Forest Management Project at Wokha – Implementation towards a Sustainable Future

Wokha: NFMP JICA making positive impact in safeguarding forest and biodiversity conservation towards sustainable future

Regenerating Nagaland’s Lifeline: A Call to Action for Soil Restoration

Wokha: Average soil loss in Nagaland per hectare per year is approx 30.62 tonnes, compared to national average of 10.2 tonnes

Beyond the Monsoon: Rainwater Harvesting for a Water-Secure Future

Nagaland is predominantly a hilly state which receives abundant rainfall. But most of the rainfall is concentrated in 5-6 months. People meet their water requirements primarily on spring and surface water resources due to the hilly nature of the

CHENMOHO: From a Village on the Margins to Torchbearer of the FNT Movement

Situated within the Chen Circle of Mon District at approximately 26.1961° N latitude and 95.0547° E longitude, Nagaland, lies the village of Chenmoho, an enclave distinguished by its awe-inspiring mountainous terrain and serene landscapes. Against this picturesque setting, the

Unyielding Spirit: The Naga Journey Towards Freedom

In the heartland of the Naga people, amidst the rugged terrain and verdant landscapes, there exists a spirit that refuses to yield, a spirit characterized by resilience and unwavering determination. Over the course of many decades, the Nagas have

Traversing the Ethereal Threshold: Walking In the Twilight of ‘Infinity’

“In the complex quest to understand the mysteries of the universe, we find ourselves navigating a journey fraught with challenges. It’s like we’re trying to unravel an intricate puzzle where our perception of reality meets the profound complexities of

My Mother’s Indomitable Love

Chumpongse Anar is Former Principal OTC (Oriental Theological College), Yangli, Tuensang Every child’s heart holds a precious story entwined with the warm and love of their mother. From the gentle lullabies that led us into dreams to the comforting

Mother’s Day messages

Preserving Tradition: The Rearing of Mithun in Seyochung Village, Nagaland

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From Marginalisation to Mobilisation: The Rise of the Frontier Nagaland Territory Movement

Amidst the diverse spectrum of political engagement and social activism, the Frontier Nagaland Territory movement emerges as a poignant symbol of the persistent pursuit for socio-economic and political rights. It embodies a commitment to constitutional justice, epitomised by the

“Ontological Exegesis: A Hermeneutical Analysis of the Frontier Nagaland Territory Movement and Its Implications for Democratic Praxis”

Tuensang: Movement serves as potent reminder of enduring struggle for democratic governance and constitutional justice in postcolonial societies