Imlisanen Jamir
There’s been a recent trend among our leaders, especially within the State political setup, to discourage their polity from caring about politics.
This view of theirs is wrapped in s
Imkong Walling
The Nagaland Liquor Total Prohibition (NLTP) Act remains a delicate topic, particularly so for the state government, which enacted the law over thirty years ago. It is so sensitive that the to
Imlisanen Jamir
It now seems inevitable that the Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest (SARFAESI) Act, 2002 will be implemented in the State of Nagaland.
Veroli Zhimo
Government college students in Nagaland could end up paying dearly for a lack of forward planning as well as a serious teacher shortage. Various students’ unions have been saying for a ver
Dr Asangba Tzudir
As the year comes towards a close, it is also a time for the Churches in Nagaland to look, assess and reflect upon the activities that were done throughout the year based on the last y
Moa Jamir
“A well-functioning democracy requires free and diverse news media capable of keeping people informed, holding powerful actors to account, and enabling public discussion of public affairs,&rd
In order to move forward, we need to genuinely address the legacy of conflict which will create space for healing to begin. In the Naga context, the majority of adults carry scars because of the protracted poli
Imlisanen Jamir
There is this 10-year-old boy in suburban Dimapur who serves tea to all guests, whenever they pay a visit to his home. He has been raised there since he was five and has only faint memories o
Akangjungla
On Wednesday morning, almost all the Nagaland based newspapers flashed the report on the inauguration of ‘The People’s Bridge,’ a 70-feet long metal bridge over Yinjung River an
Dr Asangba Tzudir
Jungshinokdang Jamir, a tatar in the Village Council was observing genna when Dr. Clark and Godhula visited Ungma village during one of his many mission tours. It was he who welcomed the Go
Moa Jamir
Do you think the public is also responsible along with the Naga leaders in creating a corrupted society? The Morung Express asked its reader last week. Not surprisingly, 74% of the respondents agre
Imkong Walling
The November 1 episode in Mangkolemba town, Mokokchung district, wherein protestors reacted with fury over vote-for-cash remarks made by a state government administrator brought to fore three
Imlisanen Jamir
So much has been said about the energy crisis in Nagaland. But the recent directive issued by the Wokha Electrical Division of the State’s Power Department reveals just how dire the sit
Dr Asangba Tzudir
A statistical overview of the Covid-19 scenario in India stands at 1,58,817 active cases and 4,58,437 deaths. As for Nagaland, the total number of cases presently stands at more than 31 tho
Moa Jamir
COVID-19 testing could not be ‘done for quite some time’ in Nagaland due to the non-availability of Rapid Antigen Test (RAT) kits, the most simple, fastest and relatively accurate metho
In a world where war is everybody’s tragedy and everybody’s nightmare, diplomacy is everyone’s business – Lord Strang
Violence takes many forms. Direct physical force, such as armed c
Imlisanen Jamir
Bad photos are rare these days. And if there are any, and cannot be edited or enhanced, they are quickly discarded. It’s become easy to get rid of imperfection, in the face of a cost-fr
Moa Jamir
‘Inclusive education happens only on paper,’ Principal Director of School Education Shanavas C reportedly observed on October 26, highlighting its ‘poor state’ in Nagaland.
Dr Asangba Tzudir
This monsoon, the rainfall in Nagaland was so scarce to the extent that 7 of Nagaland’s 12 districts experienced deficient rainfall that not only agriculture was affected but also the
Veroli Zhimo
Even as the country celebrated crossing the 1 billion mark of total vaccinations, a new variant—the AY.4 which is a sub-lineage or derivative of the Delta Variant, is on the rise.