Tag: Politics
If the Nagas aren’t awakened
A final call to conscience stands as both a lamentation for what has been lost, a warning of what may yet come, and an urgent awakening for the Nagas of Manipur, writes Michael Meiphami Shaiza.
Shameful politics and double standards
A politics that cannot safeguard even a road can never safeguard a nation, writes Michael Meiphami Shaiza.
A roadmap for Naga future in Manipur
Michael Meiphami Shaiza examines Manipur’s position on demography, law, and the imperative of collective security beyond electoral politics.
The Silence of the Elected: Where are the Voices when the Gun Speaks?
Michael Meiphami Shaiza examines combings, village volunteers, and political responsibility in the Naga homeland.
The First Captivity: Why Nations Rise or Fall by the Mind
A nation’s wealth is not in its mines. It is in its minds. A civilization’s strength is not only in its army. It is also in its ability to reason together, to dream together, to suffer together, and to build together.
The Weight of Silence: On the Responsibility of the Manipur State Government in the Hour of Collapse
A government that watches while its own people are hunted has forfeited its moral claim to govern.
