When silence becomes complicity
Naga people have survived centuries because we refused to be erased. But survival is not enough. We must live with honor, writes Michael Meiphami Shaiza.
The final say: Naga nationhood, God-given, history-born
For the Naga, the hills are that inheritance. The village is that covenant. The customary law is that stewardship.
Voice and mandate: The art of balancing the Naga voice with the Naga mandate
There are those who bear the mandate of representation yet fail the Collective Naga Voice. They occupy assemblies, councils, and negotiating tables, yet they do not carry the moral weight of the people’s soul.
Ukhrul Roads: Mud, Mandate, and Morality
Michael Meiphami Shaiza delves into the plight of the Nagas in Manipur and the call to build a living nation.
Celebrating the living monument: the collective wisdom and security of the Nagas
Michael Meiphami Shaiza offers an intellectual reflection for the upcoming Naga generation.
The Collapse of Covenant: Manipur and the Crisis of Constitutional Governance
Retrospectively from 2023 to 2026, Manipur has seen how quickly a society unravels when constitutional process stops. When dialogue stops, violence speaks. When law stops, rumors rule.
