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  • C-fire meet reviews security
    Dimapur, February 19 (MExN): With the State Assembly Elections a fortnight away, security-related concern was expressed during an hour-long Ceasefire meeting today. The meeting with the NSCN-IM was held at the
    Nagaland / 20th February 2008
  • Nagaland deprived of development: AICC Observer
    Dimapur, February 19 (MExN): Recalling the state of Nagaland during the last five years under the DAN Government, Former MP and AICC Observer, Sanjay Nirupama, said that the whole country progressed except Naga
    Nagaland / 20th February 2008
  • Do Negotiations Work?
    In the last decade, we have seen the birth of two new countries, East Timor and Kosovo; both of which gained their independence not through negotiations but through internal processes where people sturdily asse
    Editorial / 20th February 2008
  • The long road to Liberation
    Aung Naing OOWe left at dawn as villagers moved about in semi-darkness preparing for a new day. Our guide was a burly Mon man, about 45 years old, who had agreed to take us to the Karen rebel-held territory. &n
    Infocus / 20th February 2008
  • Of election, governance, and change in Nagaland
    Tsutsowe Kupa“Change we can believe in,” read the catchphrase on the speaker’s stand, as also on the placards of the cheering supporters of Barack Obama, an Illinois senator and Democratic presidential ho
    Public Space / 20th February 2008
  • ‘No compromise’ on state elections
    Dimapur, February 18 (MExN): Pointing out that the tempo of electioneering has increased for the Nagaland State Assembly elections slated for March 5 and stating that there is the tendency to use the “good na
    Nagaland / 19th February 2008
  • ‘Slow-down in Naga peace talks worrying’
    Al NgullieDimapur | February 18 Reflecting the overall perspective of India’s position on the more than half-a-century Indo-Naga political issue, some political observers declare that the ‘slowdown’
    Morung Exclusive / 19th February 2008
  • NNC instates new leadership
    DIMAPUR, FEBRUARY 18 (MExN): The NNC Central expresses gratitude to all the Regions for their fullest cooperation and support towards the success of the Central Executive Council Meeting as well as the General
    Nagaland / 19th February 2008
  • How Long?
    How long will it be before Nagas realize that there are ways of settling differences of opinion other than just resorting to the use of force and violence? Evidently it seems like the hammer is perceived as the
    Editorial / 19th February 2008
  • Reconciliation for Peace or Pieces
    Naga society has been hearing the echo in our hills and vales for Peace, unity and reconciliation for many years between especially between NSCN. Today these words have become hotchpotch because the national le
    Public Space / 19th February 2008
  • Naga Churches, NGOs issue guidelines for political parties
    Kohima, February 17 (PTI): The influential church groups and social organisations in Nagaland have issued various dos and don’ts for political parties to ensure free, fair and morally acceptable state Assembl
    Nagaland / 18th February 2008
  • Chingwang justifies citizenship issue
    DIMAPUR, FEBRUARY 17 (MExN): Retaliating to allegations by rivals that he was not a real citizen of 46 A/C Mon, Congress candidate of 46 A/C Mon, MLA Chingwang Konyak justifies that though he is now known to be
    Nagaland / 18th February 2008
  • NPF committed to facilitate conclusion of Naga talks: Thenucho
    Chetheba, February 17 (MexN): NPF candidate from 18th Chozuba A/C and former Home Minister, Thenucho reiterated that NPF is “committed” to facilitate conclusion of the separate ongoing talks between the Gov
    Nagaland / 18th February 2008
  • Sustainable Growth
    According to world wide survey done on population dynamics, by the year 2050, some 6 billion people representing two-thirds of humanity will be living in towns and cities. Quite clearly never before in history
    Editorial / 18th February 2008
  • Political mess- whom to blame?
    Vihepu YepthoNagaland is known for its longest state under President Rule (PR) in the country (1975, 32 months). The series of political explosion and political drama that took place some months back landed in
    Public Space / 18th February 2008
  • Will saying Sorry to each other and granting Forgiveness help Nagas to build Unity?
    Some of those who voted YES had this to say:•    First this will eliminate arrogance and high egos ingrained amongst all national workers regardless of factions, young and old. I appreciat
    Weekly Poll Result / 18th February 2008
  • Regional party growing stronger in state: Rio
    Our CorrespondentViswema | February 16Taking his election campaign trail to 15th Southern Angami II Assembly Constituency for party candidate Dr. Atha Vizol here today, former chief minister Neiphiu Rio asserte
    Nagaland / 17th February 2008
  • MK Narayanan admits slow-down in Naga talks
    Special Correspondent Kohima | February 16The National Security Advisor (NSA) to the Prime Minister of India M.K Narayanan today disclosed that the peace talks between the Government of India and the NSCN
    Nagaland / 17th February 2008
  • ‘DAN spoilt prospect of securing negotiated settlement’
    Dimapur, February 16 (MExN):  Congress candidate for 16 Pfütsero A/C under Phek district, K Therie affirmed that the former DAN Government headed by Neiphiu Rio had failed completely in all fronts and ‘
    Nagaland / 17th February 2008
  • THE BATTLE IS ETERNAL
    Let us see the mean cause through the BibleDr.T.Aonok“For though we walk in the flesh, we do not war against the flesh: For the weapons of our warfare are not carnal, but mighty through God to the pulling dow
    Faithleaf / 17th February 2008
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