A United States Forest Service air tanker drops retardant on a brush fire in the San Bernardino National Forest near Yucaipa, Calif. on Thursday, July
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Drinking Water: Nagaland gets 21.26 crore
Dimapur, July 4 (MExN): The Center has allocated Nagaland state Rs. 21.26 Crore under the Bharat Nirman rural drinking water supply programme. The Center today- Northeast to get priority to revamp health system
- ‘Congress to push ahead with N-deal’
- Genetic study finds malarial traits in NE
- Old Naga cemetery is dying
- Parking tax for Dimapur now
Anti-malaria month observed at Peren district
Dimapur, July 4 (MExN): Anti-malaria month was observed at Peren District in June, Advocacy workshops were held at various towns and villages, and malaria health- United In Fight Against Racism
- Kiphire blessed with new OPD complex
- CS issues directives to ‘desist’ making frequent requests
- TTC appeals for restoration of power supply
- SCERT informs degree holders to register
NSF urge for NU ‘probe’ report to be made public
Dimapur, July 4 (MExN): The probing fact-finding committee for Nagaland University is pressed by the Naga Students’ Federation to make public the so-called findings following- GJM getting desperate for centre’s intervention
- Government investigates Tomato & Cabbage Crisis
- “Militancy in Manipur will end soon”
- Locust invasion could be a safety hazard
- Centre nod to Khehoi camp site
A serious thought to what has been pointed out in this MEx Speak-Out Campaign
- aji bhi tai ahanai de !
- Collective abilities toward nation building
- My two cents on things I would like to see this term
- Views on different areas where there are rooms for improvement
- Infamous KMC's thrash dumping site
Truckers call off strike, toll tax hike frozen for a year
New Delhi, July 4 : The three-day-old truckers’ strike has been called off following an agreement between the transporters and the government after marathon negotiations- ‘Biofuels behind food price hikes’
- No hike in petroleum prices till October
- Sikkim govt scraps 3 more hydel projects
- Inflation inches higher to 11.63%
- India post to deliver sacraments, Assam tea, spices and more
Kidnapping of ZEO condemned
It is not clear if the K-group authority have sanction the kidnapping or done by wayward individual members of the group. But the seriousness of- THE GALLOWS WAS MADE
- NSCN (IM) condemns unwarranted killing
- India plans 310 billion rupee spending to build NE roads
- HOW DO YOU PRAY
- Counter rejoinder to Captain Vedeta
For An Alternative Development!
In recent times, consciences are being stirred, ethics are being taught, intense discussions are being generated and management is being learned. While the continuing violence- Pragmatism trumps Ideology
- Development and Peace
- Generational Talk
- Ethics as Real Politik?
- N-deal End Game
India Blows up a Monsoon
It cuts both ways when an unelected politician heads the government in a democratic country. On the one hand, he may not be adept at- Who can you trust?
- Whither now Darjeeling?
- The Myth Of Equality
- ‘We are all masters of our destiny’
- Farmer Loan Waiver or Moral Hazard?
“It’s Never Too Late for Nagas”
•Sir-It doesn’t matter how many years you’ve been struggling to break free from whatever it is that holds you bound. It could be that you’ve- A response on Prohibition
- Perfect Alienation and Neglect in Disguise
- Introduction of scriptural subject in the Educational Institution
- 33% to 25% backward reservation and deprivation
- North Tusom Village lauds spirit of forgiveness
A journey into the heart of the enemy
When a child is born in Israel or to us in the Arab world, the history of the Arab-Israeli conflict is flowing in its umbilical- Your Brain Lies To You
- Laughing on the way to peacemaking
- Vast distances a barrier to combating HIV/AIDS
- Naga Council on Prohibition
- The only political events and platforms for Naga Unity and Reconciliation
Hopes for Bhutan
Seen-it-all Washingtonians saw something new last week: a Bhutanese temple rising on the Washington Mall amid fluttering prayer flags near the Washington Monument. The Bhutanese- The Case for Talking
- Mother and Child
- If only Mugabe were white
- To be young in the grand old party
- Mugabe Has Recolonised His People
Left gives July 7 deadline on N-deal
- SC refuses to intervene in Amarnath land case
- Truckers strike ends, toll hike frozen
- Jagannath Rath Yatra begins with fanfare and security
- Terrorists could target J&K polls, warns Army chief
- UNPA puts up united face
Grasshopper Invasion in Nagaland
Grasshoppers (Class-Insecta, Order-orthoptera) in general are of two types, i.e. Short-horned and Long-horned grasshoppers depending on the types of antennae. The former belongs to family- Betancourt’s letter to her mother
- The (P)rice Is Right
- From triumph to From triumph to torture
- Borderland travails
- Reclaiming the Intellectual Life for Posterity
Imagine ‘Naga’ without each other
1. FOR Sixty years and little more, Nagas have fought a good fight; Won the wars without victory; satisfied some and yet to be achieved- Indecent Proposals
- Jump!
- Fading Power
- Unpopular Rich and Educated Man in the Town
- Petrol, Diesel, Cooking Gas prices hike
Driving in the Rain
Obama wades into controversy with Iraq comments
- ‘Cooling tower blast was goodwill move’
- Death stalked Ingrid Betancourt’s captivity
- Dozens injured in Belarus concert blast
- Rights group wants Lanka to punish Karuna
- Historic China-Taiwan flights take off
Britney takes back ex-boyfriend Adnan amid fears of sex tape being released
- Prince Harry’s love trouble
- Gwyneth Paltrow’s sad song
- Is Jennifer Aniston insecure?
- Justin terrified of his mother
- Madonna hunk splits with wife
Massa crashes in GP practice
SILVERSTONE, July 4 : Ferrari's championship leader Felipe Massa crashed heavily but still set the fastest time in Friday's opening free practice for the British- Flawless Federer crushes Safin to reach final
- Serena says harder road to final with top seeds out
- Sprinter Montgomery pleads guilty to heroin charge
- Saina breaks into top 20, vows for top 10 now
- David Coulthard to retire at end of F1 season
A Milestone Of Freedom for Mandela
- If God Be With Us
- Born in Shillong, Made in Canada
- New Delhi airport, what a Zoo
- Shifting Balance
- Fuel your way towards smooth driving
A Better Path
What would it take to elevate the role of nonviolence in the struggle for Palestinian justice? For Lucy Nusseibeh, forming a “ministry of nonviolence” would- God’s Sufficient Grace for Paul: A Dilemma for Us!
- What Are You Relying On?
- God’s Perfect Timing
- 'She Only Knew How to Love'
- FATHERS’ DAY SPECIAL: FATHERHOOD OF A FATHER
Do you support the NBCC decision not to lift prohibition of alcohol in Nagaland?
- Why does Nagaland lag behind other states in the field of sports?
- Is prohibition making Naga youths turn to drugs?
- Is the Communitization policy in Nagaland a success story?
- Can Naga youths play a positive role in building peace?
Ingrid Betancourt enfin libre
- A delicate ribbon of gas floats
- Protests by Hindu nationalists angered
- Live Your Light 2008 Tour : Carlos Santana
- Ecuador's Liga Deportiva Universitaria's
- "The Harimaya Bridge"
- Vihokhu Siege Ends in Blood and Smoke
- Chiangmai Naga Peace Summit Ignites New Hope
- Factional Violence Dampens Hope
- ‘Nagas have only defended its sovereignty’
- Sumi Hoho restates ‘no prejudice’
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04 July, 2008 02:08:17
Guys it the wrong picture. It should be Saina and not Sania
dani ekhu
on
04 July, 2008 11:23:21
Leaders of the underground factions says they are not interested in development policies of the Indian Government.Why dont they oppose all these developmental efforts of ...
dani
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04 July, 2008 11:11:06
Why all this fuss,gentlemen? Its good that atleast the designated camp of the NSCN (K)has been approved by the Government of India and therefore ...
dani ekhu
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04 July, 2008 10:51:50
Look, Nagas doesn't need the so called National Highways as our aspiration is not for development but for Naga independent!There are multiple Naga Governments ...
donico
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04 July, 2008 10:37:33
It is unfortunate that today's Naga generation is so criminalised that even the death are not spare!
John
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04 July, 2008 09:39:12
Oh, the British also did the same. They took over the land, pitted one against the other and then had grand visions of "development". There ...
Mazie N. Angami
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04 July, 2008 08:43:57
Good thought! Indeed, loving embrace is God's way. And it always works to the benefit of all.
My Cup of Tea
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04 July, 2008 06:49:36
Chi...chi...chi...NSCN-Atem Muivha, dont forget while u point one finger at others three fingers are pointing at you.
For heaven sake please dont talk about human rights. ...
My Cup of Tea
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04 July, 2008 06:29:36
Hats of to NSCN-M for learning to use some historical idea from China to overrun NSCN Camp at Vihokhu. China invaded India while its Chairman ...
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04 July, 2008 06:13:49
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