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Naga Identity in the Age of Majoritarian Myths and Stories

Guwahati, July 12 -- Monalisa Changkija Throughout history, myths, lore and stories have been an intrinsic part of the human race, as much as the air we breathe. They were told in numerous forms-thro... Read More


From Human Bonds to Digital Carts: The Changing Face of Shopping

Written by, July 5 -- Monalisa Changkija Time was when shopping was a totally different experience-it was a person-to-person connect, forming lifelong bonds and friendships. Since then, a lot has cha... Read More


Nagaland's Hidden Crisis: Sexual Crimes, Patriarchy and Culture of Silence

Written by, June 21 -- Monalisa Changkija While Nagaland has been declared the safest state for women in India, the ground reality begs to differ. Like any other society steeped in toxic muscularity ... Read More


Cockroach Janata Party: How India's Gen Z Turned Outrage Into a Digital Movement

Written by, May 25 -- Monalisa Changkija Across cultures, it is said that the wise hold their tongue. But these days, wisdom is rare, and the ease of technology has everyone mindlessly opining on eve... Read More


How Democracy Is Being Undermined in India and Beyond

Written by, May 18 -- Monalisa Changkija At any given point in time, life has never been easy, but it wasn't all suffering and sacrifice all the time. Civilizations and countries have lived through p... Read More


Mother's Day 2026: Celebrating the Invisible Strength of Mothers

Written by, May 10 -- Monalisa Changkija Today is Mother's Day, and we celebrate mothers to whom we owe our existence. Throughout history, mothers have always been the pivot in the lives of individua... Read More


Why Are Nagaland Boys Falling Behind Girls in Education? A Growing Concern

Guwahati, April 19 -- We already knew that girls and women are racing ahead in education in Nagaland. This was further reiterated in the Nagaland Economic Survey 2025-2026 report issued by the State D... Read More