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  • Social Issues and Discrimination in Nagaland
    Political and Social issues are dirty and evil. Are they? I was always told, “Stay away from those issues.” The intention is understood, it means to be on the safer side of the edge. But, for me, it
  • WHO ARE YOU TO JUDGE ME, WHO AM I TO JUDGE YOU?
    Dear citizens of Nagaland, the Naga Bloggers dedicate the below two articles to youDedicated to all the NOSY Naga girls/guys looking out for JUICY gossip, rumours and judging others1 Thessalonians 4:11 -  
  • The Other Face of Criticism
    Strolling around Kohima, through its busy boulevards, hectic bazaars with all sort of commodities, the noise spiraling its waves to all directions, exiting alleys where people were going in and out busy in thei
  • Corruption your NO counts
    The Morung Express asked young Nagas how we can eliminate Corruption from Nagaland. The following responses were garnered from the members of The Naga Blog (Facebook) and also readers of The Morung Express: How
  • Heads: Traffic Problems: Law makers turn into Law Breakers
    Kevin Yepthomi Naga: Today around noon time, on my way home I was caught in a traffic jam at the smaller lane of the only fly-over in Dimapur. And being stuck there for about an hour, I was somewhat irritated a
  • 'Saving animals is my priority'
    Nagas are very fond having animals, birds and reptiles as pets at home, especially dogs and cats. We love to nurture them and have them as companions. So, how do we react when our pets meet with an accident, ge
  • Why Murakami's best-selling '1Q84' is worth the wait
    When Shinchosha decided not to run a pre-marketing campaign for Haruki Murakami's new and highly anticipated two-volume novel, the publishing house must have banked on the book creating its own hype. It worked.
  • Overcoming High Blood Pressure
    High blood pressure or hypertensionhas become a common disease for many people today, especially for those living in urban areas. High blood pressure or hypertension is one factor causing strokes, heart attacks
  • Burma's Struggle, Aung San Suu Kyi's role
    Kyi May KaungThe anniversary of the “8-8-88” massacre in Rangoon is a moment to reaffirm the core principles of Burmese people's long march to democracyBurmese people across the world, whether in the homela
  • In conversation with SENTI TOY
    Anungla LongkumerSpringboard SurprisesJohn McLaughlin hears Senti Toy’s debut album ‘how many stories do you read on my face?’ and he is swayed to comment, “This first recording of Senti Toy is one of t
  • “Anecdote of shopping in style”
    Based on the novel by Sophie Kinsella, the Hollywood flick ‘Confessions of a Shopaholic’ tells the tale of a young girl and her mania for shopping even after she loses her job and her credit cards are maxed
  • One to One with Meyanungsang
    Meyanungsang is currently pursuing his PhD in Chemistry and Bimolecular Science at Macquarie University, Sydney. In a face to face interview with Kuknalim.coms’ Sanchobeny Murry, he shares about his PhD resea
  • Mopungchuket... Where life is still good!
    Limalenden LongkumerMopungchuket is located just 19 kms away from Mokokchung Town and is connected by beautiful motorable roads, cut through the deep forests teeming with greenery. Situated on a hill-top, Mopun
  • Beauty Pageants or Whateveryoumaycallit
    Limalenden LongkumerThe news of the recently held Miss Universe beauty pageant results had me thinking big time. Beautiful maidens in beautiful gowns, a sight to behold! I am told that all the five finalists sp
  • “What’s wrong with our society?”
    Vishü Rita KrochaI have the honor of having a best friend who is always enthusiastic about sharing any events of the day with much zeal that I fail to imagine anything ever goes wrong with his life. It was ear
  • Nagas, your press release, our stress and grief
    Al NgullieHere’s a wise old saying to grey your brains out – journalists are no glamour depots. For the countless umpteenth time, I’d had the unsavory opinion from acquaintances and family members alike,
  • Naga Woodcarving Heritage
    Carving the Present and the FutureAbraham LothaSome time in November 2005, I wrote an article on Naga woodcarving for the Morung Express in which I said:  Whereas textile designs and music (very narrowly)
  • …er…“Love” exists…in Nagaland
    Al Ngullie Hallelujah for all cardiac surgeons and skeptics! Only a lucky few manage to fall in love. I did once (my ‘once’ actually means innumerable – pure trauma style na), like two millennia ago
  • In dedication of the Naga icon
    Al NgullieMinisters and farmers alike revere it; the old, the young, rich and the poor alike refuse to deny its indispensability; it is the one color of common bond highlighting the dignity of Naga hospitabilit
  • School Children – The Big Difference You Can Make!
    Agnes Krocha Came the month of February and children, big and small, started flocking to schools. Some little ones are more reluctant to go, it’s their first time at school but sweets are one way to lure
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