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In a star-studded wedding, Harry, Meghan Markle shake up royal tradition
May 20, 2018 No Comment 19 Views

Source: AFP Sixth in line to throne, Harry is one of the most popular royals, while Meghan Markle, a divorcee, is seen as a breath of fresh air for the monarchy. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle tied the knot at Windsor Castle on Saturday in a royal wedding like no other, mixing British pomp and African-American culture in front of a
Towards social inclusion, peace and security…promoting tourism in Nagaland
May 14, 2018 No Comment 21 Views

By Abhishek Singh For Governments across the world, job creation is one of the most critical challenges. As per a report of the World Economic Forum, equitable employment is essential to increasing social inclusion, peace and security. Unemployment leads to social unrest and can even lead to violence and crimes. Hence it is imperative that one
Amidst division, people voice their worry and anxiety over proposed Naga peace accord
May 9, 2018 No Comment 163 Views

Naga Republic News While public outpouring over the present ills facing Nagas as a people was a dominant theme in the just concluded series of public interaction conducted by the Forum for Naga Reconciliation (FNR) in New Delhi, one deep concern raised over and over again was how the Naga people will respond once a political settlement or
ISIS inspired militancy pose risk to India’s Eastern frontier
May 6, 2018 No Comment 23 Views

With the spotting of Islamic State (ISIS) flags in the state of Assam, which shares a border with Bangladesh, security agencies are on high alert and are thoroughly investigating the incident. ISIS is already present in India’s Kashmir and Kerala, according to India’s intelligence agencies. Naga Republic News & Analysis A

In a star-studded wedding, Harry, Meghan Markle shake up royal tradition
May 20, 2018 No Comment 19 Views

Source: AFP Sixth in line to throne, Harry is one of the most popular royals, while Meghan Markle, a divorcee, is seen as a breath of fresh air for the monarchy. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle tied the knot at Windsor Castle on Saturday in a royal wedding like no other, mixing British pomp and African-American culture in front of a
Towards social inclusion, peace and security…promoting tourism in Nagaland
May 14, 2018 No Comment 21 Views

By Abhishek Singh For Governments across the world, job creation is one of the most critical challenges. As per a report of the World Economic Forum, equitable employment is essential to increasing social inclusion, peace and security. Unemployment leads to social unrest and can even lead to violence and crimes. Hence it is imperative that one
Amidst division, people voice their worry and anxiety over proposed Naga peace accord
May 9, 2018 No Comment 163 Views

Naga Republic News While public outpouring over the present ills facing Nagas as a people was a dominant theme in the just concluded series of public interaction conducted by the Forum for Naga Reconciliation (FNR) in New Delhi, one deep concern raised over and over again was how the Naga people will respond once a political settlement or
ISIS inspired militancy pose risk to India’s Eastern frontier
May 6, 2018 No Comment 23 Views

With the spotting of Islamic State (ISIS) flags in the state of Assam, which shares a border with Bangladesh, security agencies are on high alert and are thoroughly investigating the incident. ISIS is already present in India’s Kashmir and Kerala, according to India’s intelligence agencies. Naga Republic News & Analysis A

Nagaland and Development: A re-look at the Gandhian model

In an interview a few years ago, Chairman of Reliance Industries Mukesh Ambani made a mention about how the values taught by Mahatma Gandhi are timeless and expressing the view that the youth of India “who will embrace technology and Gandhi's values will give the country a development model that
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Civilisational Foundations of Indian State

By Ram Madhav Since the time we became independent about seven decades ago, the Indian state has evolved into a successful institution. The whole evolution of this statecraft - in the form of states, our political establishment, managing the diverse demographies - all this has a very