On the Trail of the Invasive Predators
'Invasive’ species of animals, and plants, were mostly introduced intentionally to solve a problem, but ultimately becoming a problem by themselves.
The accountability election
This election is historic because we are not judging strangers. We are judging incumbents who have held power, writes Michael Meiphami Shaiza.
Why do roads matter only when elections near?
In the hill districts, roads are not seen as infrastructure. They are seen as instruments of election management, writes Michael Meiphami Shaiza.
Re-defining the Rights of Trees
A tree is not just something that humans plant, chop down, or build around, but is an element that people have a responsibility to safeguard and nourish as similarly as a human would raise his or her own child.
The Kangpokpi incident: An attack on the Constitution
The incident at Kangpokpi, where a team of the CRPF CoBRA - one of India's most elite and decorated anti-extremist forces - was attacked and obstructed by the Kukis for carrying out the lawful arrest of six Kuki Refugee armed terrorists identified as cross-border infiltrators from Myanmar, is a defining moment that must be understood beyond a local law-and-order report.
SI VIS PACEM, PARA BELLUM: If You Want Peace, Prepare For War
For the Nagas of Manipur, this ancient truth is not abstract philosophy. It is lived experience.
