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  • CCC organizes summer bible camp for kids
    Dimapur, August 1 (MExN): A four days summer bible camp “Walking in the steps of Jesus” was held at the Christ Community Church, Chumukedima from July 21 to 24, 2011. It was organized by the CCC Chi
    Nagaland / 1st August 2011
  • Puliebadze Club Jotsoma observes foundation day
    Dr. Nicky (second from right) at the foundation day of Puliebadze Club Jotsoma on August 1. (Morung Photo) Jotsoma | August 1 : The Puliebadze Club Jotsoma today observed its 39th foundation day here at Lo
    Nagaland / 1st August 2011
  • LOCAL Briefs
    CM to launch decentralized sanitation services Kohima, August 1 (DIPR): Nagaland Chief Minister, Neiphiu Rio will grace the launching of “De-Centralised Sanitation Services in Kohima” on August
    Nagaland / 1st August 2011
  • Venezuela: Chavismo without Chávez?
    Hugo Chávez’s leadership of Venezuela has survived many challenges during his twelve years in power. Now, a cancer diagnosis poses grave doubts over his political future as well as his health. Julia
    Infocus / 1st August 2011
  • Torture & Custodial Deaths in India
    The subject of torture and death of person in police custody has been, apart from being main subject of concern by the civil society in general and organizations concerned with the protection of civil liberties
    Infocus / 1st August 2011
  • Mission Calling
    WHO IS WILLING TO WALK WITH GOD TODAY? Composed on 11th September 1997, Hong KongEnoch walked with God; he loved Him; he believed in Him. God translated him alive from earth to heaven. Noah walked with God
    Infocus / 1st August 2011
  • Obituary: Sam Kalayanee
    In 1988, when thousands of young Burmese student activists arrived at the Thai-Burmese border, many enthusiastic supporters of Burma's democracy movement came to the border to share their lives with the “
    Infocus / 1st August 2011
  • External Funding to Peacebuilding to Africa: A Case of Dead Aid?
    In her provocative book, Dead Aid, the Zambian-born economist Dambisa Moyo, arrives at a damning verdict in her research. She writes: “one of the most depressing aspects of the whole aid fiasco is that do
    Infocus / 1st August 2011
  • Norway’s Brush with Terror and Ramifications for Europe
    For many, the events that occurred in Norway on July 22, 2011, were the worst ever attacks inside a country known for its commitment to peace. In fact, European commentators go as far as saying that it is the m
    Editorial / 1st August 2011
  • Open Letter to DAN Government on bogus teacher regularization
    Bogus is bogus, I think the government knows the meaning of the term ‘Bogus’. These bogus teachers duped the government of its fund for a considerable period of time by means of drawing salaries in
    Infocus / 1st August 2011
  • Set your house in order
    •-As an educated youth I’ve been observing and reading subsequently write-ups by different individual in support as well as its skeptical in targeting only power department reason best known to th
    Public Space / 1st August 2011
  • Appreciation to Diphupar Naga Youth Organization Dimapur
    •-This has reference to a report which appeared in esteemed Daily papers on 31st July 2011, about the initiative taken by the Diphupar Naga Youth Organization (DNYO) Dimapur conducting raids on illegal
    Public Space / 1st August 2011
  • Unemployed youths appeal to Chief Minister
    •-Honourable Sir, we would like to bring our grievances to your notice for kind intervention and necessary action. We are the educated unemployed youth haling from Mon District, who have successfully unde
    Public Space / 1st August 2011
  • Naga Solution in the Making?
    After months and months of what would seem like quiet diplomacy, some hard bargaining and off course lots of patience and commitment, the Government of India and the National Socialist Council of Nagalim are fi
    Editorial / 1st August 2011
  • Education—A dismal report card
    Around 17,282 habitations in India do not have a primary school within 1 km, 148,696 government schools still do not have a building, 165,742 have no drinking water, 455,561 schools have no toilets, and around
    Infocus / 1st August 2011
  • Is the GoI decision to extend the Disturbed Area Act in Nagaland justified?
    Some of those who voted  YES had this to say:•    How can we say that the present Nagaland situation is peaceful?? not to extend the act..•    ya, we cant pretend
    Weekly Poll Result / 1st August 2011
  • Delhi stages ‘Slutwalk’ against sexual violence
    A woman holds a placard at the Delhi “SlutWalk” in New Delhi, Sunday, July 31. There were no short skirts, fishnet stockings or lingerie on display that were the staple of other global “SlutWa
    Frontpage / 1st August 2011
  • Govt reconsiders land for Dimapur Airport expansion
    After cancelling acquisition of land from Aoyimti Village for the expansion of Dimapur Airport in 2010, the Government of Nagaland is once again reconsidering buying the same land. It is learnt from reliable so
    Frontpage / 1st August 2011
  • United/Inavi village Advocate alleges breach of protocol
    Dimapur, July 31 (MExN): The advocate representing United/Inavi Village has alleged that the Chief Secretary has breached protocol by writing to the Registrar General of Guwahati High Court for early disposal o
    Frontpage / 1st August 2011
  • 11 Naga boys rescued from Pune – Reports
    Dimapur, July 31 (MExN): About 11 Naga boys abandoned in Pune by a job tout are said to have been rescued by the Naga Students’ Union of Pune around Thursday, July 28. According to posts on social network
    Frontpage / 1st August 2011
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