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  • Remove cumbersome regulations to limit bureaucratic corruption
    We, as citizens of India, need to understand and appreciate that two forms of corruption pervades our public discourse -- public and private corruption. The discourse on corruption is itself getting shriller, m
    Infocus / 12th March 2014
  • Coal crunch gives impetus to India's solar switch
    For six years in a row, India's monopoly coal producer has missed its production targets, leading to chronic electricity shortages and sending power producers scrambling for pricier imports. But what looks like
    Infocus / 12th March 2014
  • Grass and leaf graduation
    The women farmers giggled as they were given an award by way of honour on March 8, 2014. The semi-formal ceremony was underway at the North East Network’s resource centre in Chizami, Phek district of Naga
    Editorial / 12th March 2014
  • Multi speciality camp held at PHC Chunlikha
    Nurses, doctors and other during the multi-speciality health camp held at Chunlikha.   Kohima: The Health Centre Management Committee, Primary Health Centre Chunlikha organized a multi-speciality heal
    Nagaland / 12th March 2014
  • CCMD directs businessmen not to pay taxes or donation
    Mon: The Chamber of Commerce Mon District (CCMD) has directed all business establishment in Mon district not to pay any taxes or donation. All businessmen are asked to inform and report immediately to the CCMD
    Nagaland / 12th March 2014
  • Israeli airport security measures questioned
    Jack Angelides was about to board a flight out of Israel's international airport when he was given a curious choice that baffles him to this day. Traveling with a laptop and a stack of printed reading material,
    / 12th March 2014
  • Remove cumbersome regulations to limit bureaucratic corruption
    We, as citizens of India, need to understand and appreciate that two forms of corruption pervades our public discourse -- public and private corruption. The discourse on corruption is itself getting shriller, m
    / 12th March 2014
  • Coal crunch gives impetus to India's solar switch
    For six years in a row, India's monopoly coal producer has missed its production targets, leading to chronic electricity shortages and sending power producers scrambling for pricier imports. But what looks like
    / 12th March 2014
  • Grass and leaf graduation
    The women farmers giggled as they were given an award by way of honour on March 8, 2014. The semi-formal ceremony was underway at the North East Network’s resource centre in Chizami, Phek district of Naga
    / 12th March 2014
  • Multi speciality camp held at PHC Chunlikha
    Kohima: The Health Centre Management Committee, Primary Health Centre Chunlikha organized a multi-speciality health camp from February 21 to 22 at the centre with contributions in form of cash and kind from Chu
    Nagaland / 12th March 2014
  • CCMD directs businessmen not to pay taxes or donation
    Mon: The Chamber of Commerce Mon District (CCMD) has directed all business establishment in Mon district not to pay any taxes or donation. All businessmen are asked to inform and report immediately to the CCMD
    Nagaland / 12th March 2014
  • Intensive training on rubber plantation conducted
    Farmers attending the rubber training-cum-exposure trip conducted at Merapani under Wokha district. Tuensang: Two-day rubber training cum exposure trip was conducted at Merapani under Wokha district. Altog
    Nagaland / 12th March 2014
  • Recruitment Rally at Zakhama from March 29
    Kohima: A recruitment rally is being held at Local Ground, Zakhama, Kohima district from March 29 to 31 for enrolment of male candidates into the 164 Infantry Battalion (Territorial Army) (Home and Hearth) NAGA
    Nagaland / 12th March 2014
  • Nagaland News File
    CSU call for formation of Parents-Teachers AssociationKohima, March 12 (MExN): In its endeavor to instill a sense of responsibility in parents towards the performance of the students, the Chakhesang Students Un
    Nagaland / 12th March 2014
  • Shortage of manpower to teach in colleges
    Phek: Parliamentary Secretary, Higher Education, SCERT, Deo Nukhu stated that there is acute  shortage of manpower from the district to teach in the colleges as many could not fulfill the required academic
    Nagaland / 12th March 2014
  • One Direction tell fans to end world poverty
    The voices of 18 million young people speaking in unison would be a political force to be reckoned with. That's how many followers One Direction can reach through Twitter alone, and now the boy band are calling
    Entertainment / 12th March 2014
  • Consultation on RTE and our Educational system
    This paper is presented seeking your inputs and suggestions.  1. Right to Education Act (RTE) has been introduced in Nagaland with effect from 2009 and it has been observed that RTE would benefit the stude
    Public Space / 12th March 2014
  • Rejoinder To KNSK Mon
    The Trained Nurses Association of India (TNAI) District Hospital Mon would like to issue a rejoinder on the news item published by KNSK on 24th February 2014 in the Morung Express regarding their visit to Distr
    Public Space / 12th March 2014
  • SpiceJet places $4.4 bn order for 42 Boeing 737s
    Hyderabad: Budget airline SpiceJet has signed a deal with Boeing Co to buy 42 737 MAX jets in a deal worth $4.4 billion at list prices, the company said on Wednesday, sending its shares up more than 7 percent.T
    India / 12th March 2014
  • Intensive training on rubber plantation conducted
    Farmers attending the rubber training-cum-exposure trip conducted at Merapani under Wokha district. Tuensang: Two-day rubber training cum exposure trip was conducted at Merapani under Wokha district. Altog
    / 12th March 2014
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