Not Word But Deed
Contributed by : Rokolhuno Mor (B.A II) Lolita, a girl of 18 had a fair complexion, black long flowing hair and bright shining eyes. She always has a smile which made her a friend of all. She is pretty, smart Read more
You ask me where I am. My child,I am with you and I always will be. You are weak, but in me you are strong. I love you so much that I can’t let you die. I am so close Read more
1. THE “CALM”: Not a single visual of chest-beating or wild grief. Sorrow itself has been elevated. 2. THE “DIGNITY”: Disciplined queues for water and groceries. Not a rough word or a crude gesture. 3. THE “ABILITY”: The incredible architects, Read more
Vidilhou Suohu I think most of us saw the recently held cricket world cup final at Wankhede Stadium- Mumbai. The game was a true professional show for the crowd where all players were at their ‘best’. I however did not Read more
Seyievono Savi How do you see your life? How do you understand your self-esteem? Your self-esteem determines your expections, your values, your priorities and your life. Your self-esteem is your self-worth. Good self-esteem is rooted in a relationship with God. Read more
Glory Ezung “No man can climb beyond the limitation of his own character” says historian Viscount Morley. He is right but the tragedy is that many assume limitations for themselves below the true extent of their capabilities. You can climb Read more
Mrs. Mimi Suohu A Christian couple from California once visited a family in Beirut, Lebanon while that country was in the midst of a shaky ceasefire. One day they were invited for dinner by another Christian family there. The family Read more
Watila Longchar Gandhiji made a substantial and solid contribution to the educational thought and practice in India. He said literacy should not be the end or beginning of education, it is only the means. In today’s world of competition, unemployment, Read more
Pursenla Jamir A commendable event is one when someone reaches the unimaginable height of success. For a moment, it spurs us to acknowledge the essence of simplicity in success. At this point we fail to reckon the jilt from stir Read more