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Articles

ALT seeks Govt action over staff crunch at Chakpikarong school

The school serves students from the Anal community as well as neighbouring Meitei and Kuki communities. It currently has 63 students but only five teaching staff.

Tamenglong welcomes back geo-tagged Amur falcons

The successful return of Apapang and Alang provides valuable information about the birds' migratory routes and movement patterns, strengthening ongoing efforts to conserve the species and protect its habitats.

Strategizing Innovation for Removing Invasive Species

Manipur’s state administrators need to have a peek in FWC’s innovative ways to remove the invasive lionfish to do a similar job with much of the IAS fish species back home.

A Fervent Soul-Searching Cry: Awakening the Slumbering Greatness of Tangkhul Society

A critical precipitant of Tangkhul society's decline is the profound political vacuum.

NVG-EC warns Kuki militants over ‘unprovoked attacks’ on civilians

The unprovoked attack was allegedly carried out by a combined force of the Kuki National Army-Burma (KNA-B) and the Village Volunteer of Eastern Zone (VVEZ), operating out of the nearby Chassad Kuki village.

Nepal disaster a potential warning for Bhutan

The Nepal disaster is a potential recipe for neighboring country Bhutan, another of the Himalayan nation state perched precariously amongst fragile mountain landscape that is fast deteriorating from climate change impacts, in particular receding glaciers and increasingly evident glacial lake formation.

Self-cannibalizing revolution: When Naga factions became the gravest threat to the Naga nation

A requiem for fratricide, a manifesto against betrayal — Enough of brother killing brother, writes Michael Meiphami Shaiza

Paro Taktsang exemplifies sustainability in water use

Paro Taktsang is located barely eight kilometers from Paro city, but the real test is the two and a half hour’s hard climb up the steep slopes to the Tiger Nest.

Shameful politics and double standards

A politics that cannot safeguard even a road can never safeguard a nation, writes Michael Meiphami Shaiza.

A new mind, a new path

Michael Meiphami Shaiza explores why the new Naga generation must rise above compromised leadership for coexistence and collective security.

The cult of the few

Michael Meiphami Shaiza delves into why jungle-theory leadership is collective suicide for the Naga people.