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Note Ban: 10% currency won't come back: Niti Aayog's Debroy

New Delhi, January 10 (IANS) While the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is still reconciling the quantum of demonetised currency that has been returned to banks by the December 30, 2016 deadline, NITI Aayog Member B

/ 10th January 2017
Colonialism, Reverend William Pettigrew (1869-1943), and the Coming of Christianity and Western Education to Manipur

Pamkhuila Shaiza Colonialism allowed Christianity to spread extensively in regions and countries, where primal (traditional) religions were dominant. Christianity and primal religions have many simila

Public Space / 10th January 2017
Why Politics of Reservation? And Why it is so Dominant in our State?

Thepfusalie Theunuo No wonder the spirit of equality remains a pervasive character of the Indian constitution, and perhaps an important feature for the constitution to create an egalitarian and welfar

Public Space / 10th January 2017
Without Indian Law Naga women can have leadership

Thomas NNC Member Regarding the 33% women reservation, I have come across all the articles released by individual and organizational and have perceivedthem to be debating on not to allow the Naga wom

Public Space / 10th January 2017
ANSAM leaders detained by AR; released after angry Naga public intervened

Newmai News Network Senapati | January 9 A high volatile situation was witnessed in the whole of Senapati Town today affecting normal life following the detention of All Naga Students' Association

/ 10th January 2017
Naga political forum bats for tripartite talks over Manipur issue

Newmai News Network Imphal | January 9 The Naga Political Leaders' Forum Manipur (NPLFM) today suggested that tripartite talks between the Centre, Manipur government and the United Naga Council (U

/ 10th January 2017
TWSM demands release of UNC leaders

Mumbai, January 9 (MExN): Tangkhul Welfare Society Mumbai (TWSM) has alleged that the Manipur Government is using divide and rule policy instead of trying to amicably resolve the issue prevailing in the state t

/ 10th January 2017
Five Mizoram towns declared Open Defecation Free

Aizawl, January 9 (NNN): Following the inspection done by central team, five Mizoram towns have been recently declared as Open Defecation Free (ODF). Official sources said that five towns namely Aizawl, Champha

/ 10th January 2017
ZYF demands impartial enquiry in burning of truck

Imphal, January 9 (MExN): Zeliangrong Youth Front (ZYF) today demanded an impartial enquiry by the Central Government to find out how and why the Manipur Police issued clarification regarding the incident of bu

/ 10th January 2017
Bandh disrupts life in Moreh

Imphal, January 9 (NNN): Border town Moreh and Imphal-Moreh road of National Highway 2 were disrupted yet again by a bandh today called by social organisations to protest the killing of a village chief and a

/ 10th January 2017
‘Demonetization only increasing miseries of common man’

Dimapur, January 9 (MExN): Demonetization has only continued to increase miseries of the common man, according to AICC State Coordinator in Dimapur Pradyut Bordoloi. He was addressing a meeting with NPCC today

/ 10th January 2017
Telecom, IT developed tremendously in almost all villages in Nagaland

Our Correspondent Kohima | January 9 The Nagaland Vision 2030 document stated that telecom and IT sector is another area that has developed tremendously in the last decade or so and almost all the vi

Nagaland / 10th January 2017
No compromise under any circumstance: APO on 33% women reservation

Kohima, January 9 (MExN): The Angami Public Organisation (APO) has stated that its stand against 33% women reservation in Urban Local Body (ULB) polls “cannot be compromised under any circumstance or cond

Nagaland / 10th January 2017
Pochury Catholic Women to celebrate 25 years

Meluri, January 9 (MExN): Preparations are ongoing at St. Xavier Parish Meluri, Phek as the Pochury Catholic Women Association (PCWA) celebrates its Silver Jubilee (1992-2017). According to a press releas

Nagaland / 10th January 2017
A tribute to K V Pusa

H Chishi Kohima All that live must die, passing through nature to eternity- William Shakespeare When a great man dies, for years the light he leaves behind him, lies on the paths of men - Henry W

Public Space / 10th January 2017
33% Reservation- Why and How? A Birds eye view

Atsung Imchen Kolkata For every problem there is a reason or a cause, this particular case is turning uglier and uglier day by day. Dissecting this problem part by part to find out what actually led to the

Public Space / 10th January 2017
Sumi Hoho urges candidates to withdraw nominations

DIMAPUR, JANUARY 9 (MExN): The Sumi Hoho on Monday urged all the candidates who have filed nominations from Zunheboto to withdraw their nominations in the best and larger interest of the Sumis in particular and

Nagaland / 10th January 2017
Withdraw nominations before Jan 12: CPO

Dimapur, January 9 (MExN): The Chakhesang Public Organisation has directed all the candidates within its jurisdiction who have filled nomination to the Municipal/Town Council election to withdraw their nominati

Nagaland / 10th January 2017
Feline Express: Nagaland receives two Bengal tigers

• Visitors can see the Tigers after 15 days • Two White Tigers expected in few months Morung Express News Dimapur | January 9 After travers

Nagaland / 10th January 2017
Indo-Myanmar border fencing opposed on both sides of border

Morung Express News Dimapur | January 9 Opposition to the border fencing work at the Indo-Myanmar international boundary grew today as Naga civil society organizations based in Myanmar objected to

/ 10th January 2017