Opinion

NAGAS HAVE BEEN living under ‘political bondage’ for so long that they have developed a very negative attitude not only towards the oppressors but...

The Constitution of India, which serves as the supreme law of the land, guarantees to every citizen the freedom of thought, conscience, and religion. This includes not only the right to profess and practice one’s beliefs but also the right to refrain from participating in practices that may conflict with those beliefs. This distinction is crucial. Freedom is not merely about participation—it is equally about the choice not to participate.

NAGA SOCIETY is often celebrated for its egalitarian ethos and strong community bonds, but gender relations within these systems reveal a paradox. Women play...

OUR AGE is marked by conflicts and pain. And the conflict between communities sharing the same faith is even more painful. As believers, we...

MANY PARTS of the Ukhrul and Kamjong districts and Manipur as a whole have become victims of the ongoing conflict in the state. The...