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  • Peace Day
    Today, the United Nations commemorates yet another International Day of Peace, a declaration first passed by its General Assembly through resolution 36/67 in 1981. In pursuance of the declaration, the UNGA in 2
    Editorial / 22nd September 2008
  • Which Political party can salvage the Nagas?
    Close on the heels of another election some political parties are, once again, making lot of promises and assurances just for electoral gain, although none of them can really implement them. On political agenda
    Public Space / 22nd September 2008
  • The Burden of unemployment
    The greatest problem existing in the state is the burden of educated unemployment. Unemployment has driven many youths into anti-social activities in many parts of the town in order to meet their desires or wan
    Public Space / 22nd September 2008
  • Politics and the urbane youth: A perspective
    Al NgullieFor urbane (not urban) Naga youths, a tendency to be revolted by politics and politicians alike is a mutual standpoint. For this section of modern, careerist Naga advents – the professionals and nut
    Public Space / 22nd September 2008
  • Repentance brings healing
    Rev. J.Thungjamo LothaMy heart was so much saddened when I saw a news article, titled, “ Rev. Dr. Shishak excommunicated,” that appeared in the website of Kuknalim on September 11 (Tuesday), 2007, My heart
    Public Space / 22nd September 2008
  • Seyocung GBs appeals to govt
    KOHIMA, SEPTEMBER 20 (MExN): The Seyochung Area GBs Association has drawn the attention of the state government on the ‘impending danger of starvation and death’ due shortage of essential commodities. The s
    Nagaland / 21st September 2008
  • ‘Nagas are Indigenous people of the world’
    DIMAPUR, SEPTEMBER 20 (MExN): Citing on the conceptualization of the word “indigenous people” and their rights under the framework of United Nations working groups, the Naga Hoho has stated that the definit
    Nagaland / 21st September 2008
  • Tangkhul “national workers” defend TNL decision
    Dimapur, September 20 (MExN): The Tangkhul “national workers” of the NSCN-IM today issued a statement defending as ‘justified’ the decision of the Tangkhul Naga Long excommunicating Rev. Dr. Tuisem Shis
    Nagaland / 21st September 2008
  • Chaplain’s son ‘forgives’ the ‘killers’ of his parents
    Dimapur, September 20 (MExN): Somi, the eldest son of slain NSCN-IM chaplain PK Stone and wife Maireila, forgives the killers of his parents. Somi, a teenager, lost both his parents when unidentified gunmen abd
    Nagaland / 21st September 2008
  • Study on ‘Employment Opportunities Forgone and Employment of Non-Nagas’
    KOHIMA,SEPTEMBER 20 (DIPR): The Department of Evaluation has come out with an evaluation study on ‘Employment Opportunities forgone by Nagas and Employment of non-Nagas in the State’, which is its 52nd repo
    Nagaland / 21st September 2008
  • Indolent House?
    The State of Nagaland has a comparatively small legislature with strength of sixty members. In size as well as in its function, the State Assembly is therefore only a very small miniature of the bicameral India
    Editorial / 21st September 2008
  • Use of cell phone in meetings/public
    Very often we hear remarks like “People in Nagaland are not disciplined,” “Nagas are not cultured,” “We are not civilized” etc. If Nagas are disciplined and maintained decency, a lot of problems pre
    Public Space / 21st September 2008
  • Public clarification
    Samsok Shimray, Ukhrul.My attention has been drawned by various rejoinders on the boycott of Rev. Dr. Tuisem A Shishak by the Tangkhul Naga Long (Hoho). Interestingly, all of these objections were raised by ind
    Public Space / 21st September 2008
  • Dialogue on Tuisem’s ‘Confession’
    Can I also say something on Shishaks debacleIt’s a short note for now, as I will be giving more inputs in the course of our debate.First of all, all writers on Shishak “for or against” have not really dwe
    Public Space / 21st September 2008
  • NBCC asks TNL to revoke decision
    DIMAPUR, SEPTEMBER 13 (MExN): The Tangkhul Naga Long has been asked to revoke its decision in excommunicating Rev Dr Tuisem Shishak by none other but a “greatly disturbed” Nagaland Baptist Church Council.
    Nagaland / 14th September 2008
  • BJP probe Congress stand on Naga issue
    Morung Express NewsKohima | September 13The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has asked the Congress-led UPA government in the Centre to shun tom-toming on the Nagas peace process, but to categorically spell out the
    Nagaland / 14th September 2008
  • Historic UN declaration a boost for Naga rights
    Morung Express NewsDimapur | September 13The UN General Assembly overwhelmingly adopted Thursday a Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, which upholds human rights of the more than 300 million indige
    Morung Exclusive / 14th September 2008
  • North East students face discrimination yet again
    Dimapur, September 13 (MExN): The issue of North Eastern people being discriminated in other states of India has once again surfaced to the crest. After yet another unfaithful incident on 28 August, 28 Naga the
    Nagaland / 14th September 2008
  • ‘Indo-Naga issue above everything’
    DIMAPUR, SEPTEMBER 13 (MExN): In response of recent press release of the NPF (Youth) and response of the NPCC (Youth), the RJD (Youth) of Nagaland reminds the Nagas to realise how they had been misled by the tw
    Nagaland / 14th September 2008
  • LSU put foot down on oil dealings
    Dimapur, September 13 (MExN): The Lotha Students’ Union while censuring what it called the arbitrary and illegal acts of the Champang village chairman, and ALRMCC, has demanded action against the ‘defaulter
    Nagaland / 14th September 2008
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