Thannganing HungyoDimapur | July 6 JULY 31, 2007. The day the ceasefire between New Delhi and the National Socialist Council of Nagalim (Isak-Muivah) expires. The day the pact between both sides is brande
Morung Express NewsDimapur | July 1 Imagine being chained and locked in a stuffy room without a fan in the heat of the Dimapur summer, isolated with only one or two people 24 hours a day; with no other opt
Longrangty LongcharDimapur | June 28India is recorded to have the largest number of working children in the world. Whether they are sweating in the heat of stone quarries, working in the fields, picking rags on
Oil-production activities to resume within a year Al NgullieDimapur |June 26 It is confirmed that Oil & Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) will resume oil production activities in Nagaland by the comi
Akangjungla Dimapur | June 25In the dotcom age where news is accessible on websites, blogs, or simply through SMS texts, the medium of communication today is no longer confined to a television set, a radio
Thannganing HungyoKohima/Dimapur | June 21 ON THIS day in history, the battle of Kohima came to an end. Sixty three years later, very few survivors of the battle remain. The others rest in their graves, se
Al Ngullie Dimapur | May 25In the midst of strong indications that more crude-oil reserves have been discovered in the southern belt of Wokha district, a team of Oil & Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) su
Al Ngullie Dimapur | May 6 Rattled out of its daylights by one of the worst ever power crises in recent years, the Nagaland government has finally decided to explore ‘heat’ and cease depending on
Bonnie KonyakMoya/Kiphire | April 13Nestled in the middle of nature’s serenity, detached from the materialistic chase, hidden from its other counterparts, flourishes the village of Moya, some 60 kilometers fr
Bonnie KonyakDimapur | March 27 In the backdrop of the concern raised by the public on the power scenario in the State, Member of Parliament W. Wangyuh Konyak has put it down to failure on the part of the
Karaiba ChawangKohima | March 18Even as the All Zeliangrong Students’ Union (Assam, Manipur and Nagaland) geared up for it’s dharna at Kohima tomorrow to express displeasure on the plight of Intangki Nation
Longrangty & ImtinaroDimapur | January 14With Dimapur Municipal Council directing business houses in the city to use only electronic weighing machines in their shops, customers in the commercial hub of Naga
Pfoshuo AriichoDimapur | October 23Ten years from now, Sarah Pongen, Director (Administration & Business Development), Hornbill Finance Limited sees Naga youths as successful corporate professionals. With a
Chizokho VeroKohima | August 10Entrepreneurs Associates (EA) has carved out a niche in Nagaland by launching micro-finance schemes for short-term loans at nominal rate of interest primarily to support deserving
‘Even Naga national movement saturated in tribalism’Morung Express NewsDimapur | June 25Decidedly lucid that the denouncement of sectarian tendencies, particularly Tribalism, in Christian Nagaland is limite
Abraham LothaNew York | May 25Being marginalized is a common problem for most of the hundreds of indigenous peoples attending the Fifth Session of the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues in New York. But th
Abraham LothaNew York | May 23How do indigenous people from the grassroots look at the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)?Many indigenous peoples from various parts of the world have come to the UN for the Fif
Karaiba ChawangDimapur | May 11Sprouting out of the squalid ground of the famed Dimapur Railway Bazaar locality, the Community Education Centre (CEC) today bears many interesting traits. It bloomed out of
Morung Express NewsDimapur | April 2Ten of the top 25 drugs sold in India are irrational, non-essential and hazardous says a report. Be warned, the Becosule pill you are pooping is useless.The India National Co