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  • 2016 is ‘year of rain water conservation’ in Tseminyu
    Our Correspondent Tseminyu | May 10   To address the problem of water shortage in the villages, the Tseminyu Sub- Divisional Planning & Development Board has taken a novel decision to conserve rain
  • More backdoor appointments in F&CS department: NPRAAF
    Dimapur, May 10 (MExN): The Nagaland Public Rights Awareness and Action Forum (NPRAAF) today expressed concern that the Food & Civil Supplies Department, Nagaland has shown disregard to the issue of backdoo
  • Nagaland and Manipur Peace Activists’ Meet on May 13-14
    DIMAPUR, MAY 10 (MExN): The North Eastern Social Research Centre (NESRC), Oriental Theological Seminary in collaboration with Peace Channel will hold a Nagaland-Manipur Peace Activists’ Meet to be held on
  • Zunheboto DPDB discusses poor performance of GHSS
    Out of 216 appeared, only 6 pass from GHSS Zunheboto in HSLC exam Zunheboto, May 10 (DIPR): The monthly Zunheboto District Planning & Development Board (DPDB) meeting was held on May 10 at DC conference
  • Unions allege poor workmanship of NH-202
    Tuensang, May 10 (MExN): The Chang Union, Chang Students’ Union and the 13th Ward (Saksi NAP Sector) Tuensang have written a representation to the Chief Engineer, National Highways, Nagaland alleging poor
  • IRCS Kiphire observes World Red Cross day
    Morung Express News Kiphire | May 10   The Indian Red Cross Society Kiphire on Sunday last observed International Red Cross Day at the conference hall of the Deputy Commissioner Kiphire with Lankonsen
  • Documentary shows Konyaks of Nagaland rediscovering roots
    Kolkata, May 10 (IANS): Tracing their origins to the region around the Tigris and Euphrates river basin in western Asia, the head-hunting Konyak tribe of Nagaland, which embraced Christianity, is now trying to
  • News in brief
    10 join NSCN (R) Dimapur, May 10 (MExN): 10 members from various Naga Political Groups including have joined the NSCN/ GPRN (Reformation). According to a press release from the MIP NSCN (R), the 10 include 6
  • Night curfew extended in Mon areas bordering Burma
    Mon, May 10 (DIPR): The Deputy Commissioner, Mon W. Honje Konyak has extended promulgation of prohibitory order U/S 144 CrPC enforcing night curfew from 10:00 PM to 3:00 AM upto 3 kms belt along the Indo Myanma
  • One from Nagaland clears UPSC
    DIMAPUR, MAY 10 (MExN): The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) main result was declared today with one candidate from Nagaland, Rumbemo T Kithan securing the 698th rank. A total of six candidates from the N
  • Distribute all text books by May 16, NSF demands
    DIMAPUR, MAY 10 (MExN): The Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) has written to the Director of School Education expressing concern that despite repeated appeals, some schools in the state are yet to receive t
  • Kohima to host national Open Supercross in June
    Morung Express News Dimapur | May 10   In June, Kohima will witness the first ever supercross event organised in Nagaland under the banner of the premier motor sports governing body of the country
  • Beneficiaries under NFSA, AAY informed
    Dimapur, May 10 (MExN): All the beneficiaries to be covered under NFSA'2013 (National Food Security Act) and beneficiaries under existing AAY Scheme have been informed to submit a photo copy of their Aadhaa
  • Congress wins Uttarakhand trust vote, BJP admits defeat
    Dehradun, May 10 (IANS): In a major boost to the Congress, ousted Chief Minister Harish Rawat on Tuesday won the floor test in the Uttarakhand assembly though the result will be officially known only on Wednesd
  • Myki – where Naga food is processed
    Morung Express News Dimapur | May  10   From meat to fruits, processed Naga food products have become popular of late and with it mushrooming of several brands like Myki.   Based in Kohi
  • Naga Youth and Popular Culture
    Popular culture is an amorphous, continually changing subculture characteristically reflected and fostered by the mass media. It expresses itself through artefacts, clothes, visual art, lingo, cult personalitie
  • The hopeful doctor, the aspiring professor and the potential Chartered Accountant
    What do a hopeful doctor from Siwan, Bihar, an aspiring professor from Akuluto, Nagaland, and a potential Chartered Accountant from Gopalganj, near UP-Bihar Border, have in common?   They are all girls,
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  • Errors And Omissions … In The Name Of Nationalism
    Robert A. Silverstein “....Should India refuse to acknowledge the Naga rights and instead choose to continue the war with her military might, she must remember that Nagaland will not bleed alone. 
  • We and Our Mobile Phone (Colloquium at BTC, Pfutsero)
    Many things that were once considered ‘luxuries’ have become ‘basic needs’ today. This includes many electronic gadgets such as mobile phones, computers, tablets, etc. In the past, peopl
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