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August 15, 2011
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Would the “2011 Naga Independence” be the last to “celebrate?”

By Oken Jeet Sandham Citizens took up arms for certain causes and goals. History has shown us many great freedom fighters who took up arms to liberate from the occupational forces. Great leaders of India like Mahatama Gandhi, Netaji Subhas … Continue reading →

February 9, 2011
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Water scarcity still haunts Kohima residents

By Oken Jeet Sandham Water scarcity has again hit the Kohima residents. During dry season, town dwellers normally suffer but residents in and around state capital, Kohima, have to face the maximum hardships. Even the state assembly used to discuss … Continue reading →

February 7, 2011
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Is Nagaland Government bifurcating Mon district?

Oken Jeet Sandham When the “Frontier Nagaland State” demand by Eastern Naga Public Organization (ENPO) is steadily coming to the fore and some people from other tribes started putting their thoughts in it, there is another move doing the round. … Continue reading →

January 27, 2011
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Water Thieves

The manner in which the government is swinging into action to streamline its electricity distribution network as well as to haul up unauthorised connections in the Imphal area after a Public Interest Litigation, PIL, by three individuals, came up for … Continue reading →

September 27, 2010
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India’s emerging power and future Olympics

By Oken Jeet Sandham New Delhi, though not seen producing good sportspersons in spite of being second largest populated country in the world, has courage to host this XIX Commonwealth Games 2010. This mega sporting event will be held from … Continue reading →

September 21, 2010
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The journey of Naga issue!

By Oken Jeet Sandham Decades old Naga political movement has a lot to tell tale. Basically, the Naga political movement was for the Nagas to live as a “free nation” but it became complicated when the British left India without … Continue reading →