Nagaland

  • Chang Nagas celebrate ‘the defeat of darkness’
    Dimapur, July 31 (MExN): The Chang community in Dimapur on Friday converged at The Oasis, at Nyamo Colony, to observe the Naknyulem festival, a celebration of the victory of light over darkness. Chairman of the
  • ‘Nagas a begging society today’
    Limalenden LongkumerMokokchung | July 31Nagaland is turning into a land of paupers; beggars without begging bowls. That is what Nagalands Minister of PHED Dr. Ngangshi Ao, observes. Addressing the people of Mok
  • ‘Birth attendants not technically trained’
    Kohima, July 31 (DIPR): The Department of Health & Family Welfare (DHDW) and NOSSAL Institute of Global Health, University of Melbourne, Australia held a consultative meet on July 29 at the conference hall,
  • Chief Angh leaves behind legacy of peace
    Ashikho PfuzheMorung Express News | July 30Chief Angh (king) of Chi village, Wangkhao, who passed away on July 17 last at the age of 86, would perhaps be best remembered not for his exploits as a warrior or eve
  • Tipaimukh Dam faces growing resistance
    Dimapur, July 30 (MExN): Dissension and anger continue to rise against  the dubious Tipaimukh dam,  raising the statement from the peoples that only a dictator would go ahead with the dams constructio
  • Song power fish out Rs 50 lakhs
    Morung Express NewsTuensang | July 30For the people of Tuensang, amidst the celebration of the 2nd state road show and the Naknyulüm festival, it was a time to air their plight about the pitiable conditions of
  • DAN for Change
    Longrangty LongcharTuensang | July 30 More than seven thousand people from all walks of life braved inclement weather to celebrate the premiere festival of the Chang, Naknyulüm and also the second State R
  • Monsoon exposes Dimapur’s poor planning
    Morung Express NewsDimapur | July 30The recent surge of rainfall in Dimapur has exposed the citys poor architectural planning and peoples genuine lack of civic sense. With just a few hours of rain, there was fl
  • Education department plans to post Hindi teacher to all GPS
    Our CorrespondentKohima | July 30The department of school education has so far posted some 250 Hindi teachers to GPS after the government announced for introduction of Hindi from lower classes in 2006.According
  • ‘No civilization can survive without water’
    Newmai News NetworkKohima | July 30Nagaland chief minister Neiphiu Rio regretted that despite the proper sanction being made for bringing drinking water supply to Kohima town the issue could not be resolved bec
  • SE Director says he led clean-drive
     Hundreds of fakes in SE detected Dimapur, July 29 (MExN): The director of School Education today disclosed that more than 600 bogus appointees were found in year 2007-2008, in the School Education de
  • Dimapur’s New Market to get a 19 cr mega face-lift
    Morung Express NewsDimapur| July 29One of Dimapurs oldest and busiest markets is set to undergo a drastic transformation. A 19 crore mega-market project with a parking lot is currently underway inside New Marke
  • Nagas need reality check: ‘GPRN/NSCN’
    Dimapur, July 29 (MExN): The GPRN/NSCN has stated that the Nagas need a reality check given that for many decades the misery of the Naga people is borne out of the inability to differentiate between reality and
  • Nagaland reports 13 rape cases in 2007
    New Delhi, July 29 (PTI): The country witnessed a surge in rape cases in 2007 with Madhya Pradesh topping the list followed by West Bengal and Uttar Pradesh. Delhi reported 598 rape cases thus topping the chart
  • Centre approves Rs 280 cr pig farm
    Planning Commission nod for world class pig-breeding farm at JalukieOur CorrespondentKohima | July 29 The Planning Commission has approved Rs 280 crore for setting up a world class pig-breeding farm at Jal
  • Govt. entrusts APO for law & order in Kohima
    Our CorrespondentKohima | July 29The Nagaland Government has, more or less, ruled in favor of the Angami Public Organization (APO) with both Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio, Home Minister Imkong L. Imchen and other
  • Rio links law & order problem to indiscipline
    Our CorrespondentKohima | July 29Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio today said  that  the law and order problem in the state started with the Naga issue as a result of the Naga leaders deviating from the main
  • Enough is Enough
    Kohima citizens voice outrage against crime, extortionsOur CorrespondentKohima | July 29In a major development, citizens of the state capital, Kohima, today unanimously cried in unison  enough is enough to
  • ENSF laments poor condition of NH 155
    Longrangty LongcharTuensang | July 29There are the curves, the steep cliffs and the potholes, some even qualified to be called ponds, on the National Highway 155 to Tuensang; and not surprisingly, the Eastern N
  • ‘No action because no bribe’: ANAGTA
    Dimapur, July 29 (MExN): Adhoc teachers in Nagaland are unhappy with what they called the Education departments slow action of regularising qualified teachers. The adhoc teachers who are awaiting their regulari
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