In a resolution, United Nations General Assembly has designated September 16 as World Ozone Day to immortalise the signing of the Montreal Protocol on substances that deplete the ozone layer. This day is observ
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The United Nations first declared International Ozone Day on September 16th in 1995 in its resolution 49/114, in commemoration of the date on which countries signed the Montreal Protocol on substances that depl
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Medowe CapfohAll the praises won by pushing children into school will lost if we keep churning out students, who would be considered as literates by the census but wouldn’t be suitable for employment. Literac
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Perhaps it is a little bit too late for Hebron Camp to mention all the names of misguided elements who allegedly joined it during the last five months. Even if hundreds join, its politics is in disarray. The tr
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Keso Chakhesang | Climate Change LEADer, Nagaland“Drought hit states demand over Rs. 72,000 Crores central aid”, screamed the headlines at the end of this week. These drought-ht states numbering 11 in the c
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The NSCN/GPRN in its Joint Council meeting dated, the 11th September 2009, at Council Headquarters, Hebron warmly welcomes the following home comers of different groups who joined into the mainstream admitting
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On behalf of GPRN/NSCN Sumi Region, I wish to issue this rejoinder on the allegation about CMO Zunheboto being manhandled and harassed on 3rd September allegedly by some National workers, which appeared on the
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Intanki National Reserve Forest which is a land of the Government of Nagaland is been said to be reserve by the Government of Nagaland in the cabinet meeting held in Kohima.The Women Association of Inavi/Naga U
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The Tangkhuls have a separate underground group of their own, calling with different names in different times. Formed Naga National Liberation Army (NNLA) in 2005, and then came up with another name as United N
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Kuolachalie SeyieThe problem of these times is perhaps most aptly summed up in the words of former Yugoslavian Vice President, Milovan Djalas: “We are living today in tomorrow’s world with yesterday’s ide
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K ElaIt’s been alarming/worrying regarding the issue of children missing, children trafficked, small girls raped and murdered etc. But so long as we, as a community doesn’t take the responsibility together
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It’s just the difference in lingo. In my time, in Sunday school they called it “skit.” Children were made to wear long robes to act out Biblical characters, roles and scenes in front of a reverential audi
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Apropos to news item “B.D.O RD Block Shamator clarifies on news item” that appeared in the local dailies on 26/08/09. Here the Nagaland Pradesh Youth Congress (NPYC) would like to let one and all know that
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The thuggish behavior of 12 Bn. IRB stationed at Kohima is extremely distasteful and needs immediate disciplining by those in command. It is unfortunate that a section of 12 IR at Kohim chose to display their a
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R. Kamei Human beings are born free. All humans irrespective of color are equal. These are the crowning acts of God. Jadonang is no exception.“Murderer” to his enemies,
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The NNC Sumi Region with constrain have to write in reference to the write up of FGN Brig. (Retd) Singnyu Group) of Rali Wali about donations and taxation accusing others but this group of FGN was part and parc
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Through this column, the Tikhir Tribal Council (TTC) Apex Body of the Tribe would like to specify the rejoinder that appeared in the news item of The Morung Express on Thursday, the 30th July 2009, under the ca
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Phejin Konyak is an “on the spur of the moment traveler” and lives in a remote village called Shiyong, which is situated at an hour’s drive away from Mon town, Nagaland. She has travelled to many off beat
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Jadonang was a martyr and Rani Gaidinliu was a freedom fighter. -Atal Behari VajpayeeA decade ago, there was a cry of crisis of identity. Every now and then, the political leaders, the Church leaders and
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Students of International Relations and Peace Studies must be aware of the controversy surrounding the etymological development of the term ‘Terrorism’. The core issue is not of the ambiguity of its literal
