Unemployment both of the educated and the uneducated manpower has become one of the most topical and thorny issues in our State. Despite constituting a major chunk of our population, our youth are lagging behind in every field. They have…

The central government does not appear to be serious in tackling the financial crises facing the country in the next few years despite the fact that the previous experiment has miserably failed on account of demonetization and Goods and Services…

The fresh initiative launched by the BJP-government in the form of India Posts Payments Bank (IPPB) to be operated by the country’s age-old Postal Department can speed up financial inclusion of those located in rural and far flung areas. This…

On September 6 last the Supreme Court decriminalized Section 377 of Indian Penal Code, thereby granting equal rights to Lesbian, Gay, Bi-sexual, Transgender and Queer (LGBTQ) minority in the country so far as sexual choices are concerned. The IPC provision…

Dilapidated condition of roads in almost all parts of the State is posing much inconvenience to not only the commuter service vehicles but also the pedestrians. Take for instance, Dimapur, the so called commercial capital of the State or for…

There is no second opinion that the state of healthcare in Nagaland is suffering from acute mismanagement and neglect. What is lacking in all healthcare institutions is the absence of a hospital administrator. Hospital administration is a specialized subject and…

Without any doubt Nagaland is blessed with natural resources and there is a large-scale consensus among the people in the State, and rightly so, that the natural resources of the region if tapped would boost our economy like other resource…

The BJP-government does not appear to be a in a mood to come up with credible answers to the questions raised by various opposition political parties mainly Congress on the issue of demonetization and Rafael aircraft deal. In fact after…

There is utter confusion over the exact role of “public” and “private” in the health sector. There is no clarity on what form of regulation should be there. This is possibly the reason that healthcare sector specifically faces the coercion…

Let no succour or some consolation sort of feeling be derived in any quarters that incidences of crimes against women were more in economically developed countries than in India and on that count, we should not feel panicky. The fact…