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Prohibition Act cannot save the lost soul (Alcoholics and the Sellers)- Only Jesus can

Many writings have come up on the news regarding alcohol, alcoholism and its prohibition in Nagaland and the contents were more on the result, the damage done by alcohol. Yes, we all know that the result from t

Public Space / 14th July 2010
Of Prohibition, Religiosity & Reality

Views will always vary when we look at the Total Prohibition Act from different standpoints. To a teetotaler, the prohibition might seem quite successful seeing that Nagaland does not have any wine stores. Boot

Public Space / 14th July 2010
Beyond Ethnicity and Territoriality

Yengkhom JilangambaSource: HimalmagThe standoff in Manipur demonstrates the evolving politics of ethnic exclusionism in the Indian Northeast, and New Delhi’s collusion in the processFor more than two months,

Public Space / 14th July 2010
An open appeal by some concern senior church leaders

We the undersigned, would like to appeal to the people of Nagaland, Government of Nagaland, Civil Societies and Churches for the well being of our people and society. The Church has been playing a leading role

Public Space / 14th July 2010
Konyaks to oppose lifting of prohibition

Our CorrespondentMon | July 12In a meeting held on July 11, at the Konyak Baptist Church of Mon (KBCM) over the Nagaland Prohibition Act 1989, the Konyak society has decided unanimously to oppose any move

Nagaland / 13th July 2010
Communities to be mobilized to boost participation in education

Our CorrespondentKohima | July 12With the enactment of communitization of Public Institutions and Service Act 2002 on April 15, 2002, the department of School Education initially communitized 205 el

Nagaland / 13th July 2010
CBI gives clean chit to Kannan

Dimapur, July 12 (MExN): The Vice-Chancellor of Nagaland University Professor K Kannan has been given a clean chit by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), it was reported today in the Indian E

Nagaland / 13th July 2010
A silent struggle against the ‘politics of exclusion’

Y Merina Chishi Morung Express NewsDimapur | July 12Nagas, often perceived an egalitarian society showed some of its true colours when the issue of 33% reservation for women in Assembly came up. The need f

Morung Exclusive / 13th July 2010
Census 2011: minor anomalies detected during verification in Mon

Mon, July 12 (DIPR): The Deputy Commissioner & Principal Census Officer Mon, Dinesh Kumar IAS visited Naginimora Sub-Division under Mon District on July 3 and 4, 2010 in respect of census verification. He h

Nagaland / 13th July 2010
Angami contribution to the cause is historic

Dimapur, July 12 (MExN): General Secretary of the NSCN/GPRN Th. Muivah expresses gratitude to the Angami Public Organization for organizing “public interaction on Naga political journey.” To the Angami peop

Nagaland / 13th July 2010
Boundaries of the Mind

Boundaries left behind by Colonial forces have perhaps had the greatest impact on future generations. The imaginary lines which were arbitrarily drawn without the consent of the people have only re-enforced the

Editorial / 13th July 2010
Prohibition- Deadlocked? Unlock it!

For the last few years, it was almost a routine affair to be greeted with atleast one write up on prohibition, either in support or opposing, in the local newspaper but now the issue has heated up after the Exc

Public Space / 13th July 2010
Prohibition Act is Yet to Act

Prohibition Act has been standing out in the media for the past days with lots supportive and anti statements. Organizations and societies have come alive on the topic airing various views. Majority of the arti

Public Space / 13th July 2010
Phizo, guiding star of Naga nation: Muivah

Chizokho VeroKohima | July 11NSCN/GPRN Ato Kilonser Th.Muivah today visited the graveyard of late A.Z. Phizo here and paid rich tribute to him. Muivah placed a wreath as respect to Phizo. Later, in his brief sp

Nagaland / 12th July 2010
To Lift or Not??? That is the question

Morung Express NewsDimapur | July 11 The issue of Prohibition of liquor in Nagaland and whether the ban should be lifted or not is a very complex issue. Many citizens felt that an open debate would be appr

Morung Exclusive / 12th July 2010
Expensive Foreign Jaunts

The 2010 FIFA World Cup at South Africa draws to a close this early morning with eager anticipation for the finals between Spain and the Netherlands. People in Nagaland would have stayed awake to catch all the

Editorial / 12th July 2010
Letter to the Joint Manager AERO, Dimapur Airport

Rokuo AngamiOf late the public are expressing their grievances through various newspapers about the way the passengers of Air India are being ill-treated .I as a concerned citizen feels that the Air India (Indi

Infocus / 12th July 2010
LIFT PROHIBITION ; What should the Nagaland government do?

Some of those who voted LIFT PROHIBITION had this to say:• Its such a shame to say its a dry state and you see drunken brawls every where, liquor sold every nook and corner. Alcoh

Weekly Poll Result / 12th July 2010
A BRIEF HISTORY OF LIQUOR Prohibition Movement In Nagaland

I. MISSIONARY PERIODFrom the very beginning the Baptist Church had resolved to fight out the liquor and its evils. The American Missionary Conference adopted a resolution in Kolkata in 1875 on “Total Abstinen

Public Space / 11th July 2010
‘Nagas must understand each other’

Chizokho VeroKohima | July 9NSCN/GPRN Ato Kilonser Th. Muivah today said “we have to reach out to the people to spread the message of reconciliation.” Addressing a public consultation on ‘Naga political j

Nagaland / 10th July 2010