Nagaland

  • More focus on women issues stressed
    Our CorrespondentKohima | November 16The need to intensify the coverage on women issues in the state has been strongly felt during the observance of National Press Day here under the theme ‘Women & Media
  • ‘Dimapur Railway Station is very congested & unhygienic’
    Morung Express NewsDimapur | November 15 Despite the fact that the Indian Railways had decided to make Dimapur Railway Station (DRS) a “model”  station in the country,  basic amenities still
  • NSF revives superannuation stir
    Dimapur, November 15 (MExN): With a clear warning to the state government to back off over the testy superannuation issue, the Naga Students’ Federation has decided to resume its agitation which was suspended
  • ‘Hasty’ water project irks NPO
    Dimapur, November 15 (MExN): The Manipur government is pulled up by the Naga People’s Organization for what was stated to be a ‘hasty’ and tentative water project in Ikailongdi, Karong and Naga Taphou in
  • Nagas face uphill battle against AIDS
    ‘One out of every 100 persons in Nagaland is HIV positive’Our CorrespondentKohima | November 15Expressing concern over the high prevalence rate of HIV and substance abuse in Nagaland, Development Authority
  • Call for equality in all respects
    Kohima, November 15 (DIPR): Little Flower Higher Secondary School Kohima observed Children’s Day Cum Prize distribution 2008 with the Additional Chief Secretary, Alemtemshi IAS as the chief guest, held at the
  • Running the govt is a ‘serious business’
    Our CorrespondentKohima | November 15Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio today urged upon the Angami Gazetted officers to be dedicated and give extra effort in the service of the people. Speaking at the Silver Jubilee c
  • History beckons the Nagas
    Yanchen YanthanDimapur | November 14As much as the slogan ‘Change we can believe in’ chanted by the democrats at the US presidential elections became a reality, a reality never witnessed in the history of A
  • ‘Nagas are at the crossroads’
    Zunheboto, November 14 (DIPR): Nagas are at the crossroads from all angles – socially, politically, culturally and lest regret should come later, modernization and invasion of foreign culture should not be al
  • GPRN/NSCN on ‘insincere comments’
    Dimapur, November 14 (MExN): The “NSCN/GPRN” today criticized the NSCN (IM) for what it stated is the “insincere comments” made by the NSCN (IM) recently. Terming the outfit to be “perpetual skeptics
  • ‘UGs alone cannot liberate the Nagas’
    Dimapur, November 14 (MExN): Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio called upon the undergrounds, the public and the civil societies to shun violence and work unitedly for resettlement of the Nagas, with mutual understandi
  • Healing of the spirit
    Morung Express NewsDimapur | November 13Even as cheering crowds enjoyed the on-field action during the reconciliation soccer match, there were also other emotional scenes witnessed off the field. One such momen
  • The unspoken face of Children’s Day
    Imtinaro Longkumer  Kohima | November 13Ahead of Children’s Day, November 14, a day marked to celebrate childhood, parents were seen buying gifts for their young while organizations held events and activ
  • United in purpose and action
    Bonnie KonyakDimapur | November 13In a remarkable display of camaraderie and team spirit, the United Nationals, comprising of players from the various “national groups” (factions), not only got the full end
  • NISC wants South Asian Terrorism Portal to rectify list
    Dimapur, November 13 (MExN): The peace talks between the Government of India and the “Naga people” are on, yet the “rubber stamp approach of the Government of India needs to be criticized”, says the Nag
  • NSCN (IM) ‘condemns act of terrorism of any kind’
    Dimapur, November 13 (MExN): The NSCN (IM) today asserted to be ‘advocating’ the “protection of human rights” and so ‘condemns’ the “act of terrorism of any kind”. Expressing ‘abhorrence’, t
  • Healing for the Broken Children
    Morung Express NewsKohima/Dimapur | November 12 In every conflict situation, the most affected are children, the ultimate victims. This is more so because adults come to accept the realities of change and
  • Nagaland Faces NO “Money Crisis”
    Merina Y. ChishiDimapur | November 12The global financial meltdown notwithstanding, the banking sector in Nagaland is sound and functioning normally without any liquidity crisis. Speaking to a cross-section of
  • ‘Use your talents beyond national levels’
    Kohima, November 12 (MExN): The state-level science exhibition 2008 was held here today at the Government Higher Secondary School, Kohima, with Commissioner Secretary, Tourism, Art & Culture, Nagaland, Khek
  • Culture of tuitions a ‘civilised extortion’
    Our CorrespondentKiphire | November 12A one-day education seminar, organised by the Kiphire Town Students’ Union (KTSSU) on the theme ‘The role of students in present society’, was conducted here on Novem
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