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  • Popular Christmas
    The season to celebrate and be merry is once again upon us and more so for the Christian majority Naga state and its people. And keeping with our reputation as proud Christians and at the same time the heavy do
    Editorial / 19th December 2011
  • Slip-sliding away
    EXPECTATIONS for India’s economic growth rate have been sliding inexorably. In the early spring there was still heady talk about 9-10% being the new natural rate of expansion, a trajectory which if mainta
    Infocus / 19th December 2011
  • Is a vibrant human rights culture needed for a just and peaceful Naga society?
    Some of those who voted  YES had this to say:•    Absolutely. Without our social, economic, political and cultural rights the meaning of being a Naga gets lost. Our Naga identity is on
    Weekly Poll Result / 19th December 2011
  • Tension at Nahabari
    DIMAPUR, DECEMBER 18 (MExN): After a lull, factional tension was felt in Dimapur at Naharbari village, Sunday evening. According to reliable reports, cadres of the GPRN/NSCN (Khehoi) and the NSCN-K were party t
    Nagaland / 19th December 2011
  • Mission Calling
    1985 CHRISTMASComposed on Dec 14, 1985 in Lalong Village, JalukiThe jubilant Christmas day has dawned.It is the birth day of Jesus Christ. ‘Tis His nineteen eighty fifth birth day.Let us worship the Lord
    Infocus / 19th December 2011
  • Why do people justify inept, corrupt systems?
    Washington, December 18 (IANS): Why do we resist change even when the system is blatantly corrupt or unjust? A new study calls it 'system justification,' the conditions under which we defend the status quo. It
    Frontpage / 18th December 2011
  • UNC slams Manipur govt’s attempt to ban organization
    Dimapur, December 18 (MExN): The United Naga Council (UNC) has reacted sharply to the “reported recommendation” of the Government of Manipur (GoM) to the Government of India (GoI) for banning t
    Nagaland / 18th December 2011
  • Impur still in darkness
    Mokokchung, December 18 (MExN): There is no sign of electricity being restored in the Ao Baptist Church Council (ABAM) Mission Centre, Impur. The only power transformer at the centre went kaput about a week bac
    Nagaland / 18th December 2011
  • IDU intervention prog – a success story in Pfütsero
    A quaint little place atop the hills, Pfütsero is like any other small town in Nagaland – serene and scenic. Beneath the calm and the quiet, this town of hardly 40000 people, overlooking the majestic
    Public Space / 18th December 2011
  • Rs 30 cr recovered from clerk’s house
    Bhopal, December 18 (IANS): He is a government clerk. But when officials raided his premises Sunday, they found to their shock he had assets worth Rs.30 crore including land, cars, jewellery and several bank ac
    Frontpage / 18th December 2011
  • Union Cabinet expected to consider Lokpal Bill today
    NEW DELHI, December 18 (PTI): The Union Cabinet is expected to consider tomorrow the much-awaited Lokpal Bill that is likely to bring Prime Minister under the proposed anti-graft ombudsman with certain conditio
    Frontpage / 18th December 2011
  • Revised edition of EW Dictionary released
    Deputy Commissioner of Mokokchung, Lithrongla G Chishi releasing the revised edition of EW Clark Dictionary during the Sunday devotional service at Mokokchung Town Ao Baptist Church on Sunday, December 18, 2011
    Nagaland / 18th December 2011
  • Mon DPDB Celebrates Pre Christmas
    NyeiwangKonyak Minister for Education cutting the cake on the occassion. Dimapur, December 18 (MExN): The Mon DPDB held its pre Christmas celebration with Rev. T. Wan-O Pastor, Konyak Baptist Church Aboi o
    Nagaland / 18th December 2011
  • ‘Christmas with the Stars-II’ concert held at Clock Tower
    (LEFT): Former Maharashtra Governor Dr. SC Jamir, delivering Christmas message at the ‘Christmas with the Stars-II’ concert held at Clock Tower on Sunday night, December 18.  (RIGHT): Students
    Nagaland / 18th December 2011
  • Nat'l Integration Camp at Mon
    Dimapur, December 18 (MexN): The 5 days District Level Youth Convention cum National Integration Camp concluded on 17th Dec. 2011 with a closing function held at Council hall, Mon. The ADC Mon Kuko Mero graced
    Nagaland / 18th December 2011
  • NACYA 3 days jubilee ends
    Dimapur, December 18 (MExN): The Three (3) days long Silver Jubilee Celebration of the Northern Angami Catholic Youth Association (NACYA) ended in a grand spiritual manner. The Jubilee began on the 16th Decembe
    Nagaland / 18th December 2011
  • NPF Okotso unit work on village road improvement
    Okotso village Unit NPF working on village road improvement.Dimapur, December 18 (MExN): In view of the fast approaching Christmas celebration expected to be attended by many Okotso villagers residing in towns,
    Nagaland / 18th December 2011
  • A peaceful but mournful year for Assam
    Guwahati, December 18 (Agencies): Insurgency took a backseat as Assam witnessed a peaceful year during which the Tarun Gogoi - led government was re-elected for its third consecutive term and talks process with
    North-East / 18th December 2011
  • 69 suicide cases in Mizoram this year
    Aizawl, December 18 (NNN): As per record prepared by NeLiCS (New Life Charity Society), Aizawl, there are 69 cases of suicide from January till December 15 this year.  Out of these, 62 cases of suicide wer
    North-East / 18th December 2011
  • REGION Briefs
    Man with 39 wives and 94 children tops Ripley’s listGuwahati, December 18 (HT): Not everybody makes it to the top of Ripley’s Believe It or Not! But the ‘man with the most wives on earth’
    North-East / 18th December 2011
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