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  • State memo on fiscal accountability issued
    Dimapur, February 12 (MExN): The Finance department has issued a government memorandum to all heads of administrative departments and departments as well as subordinate officers of the government to strictly co
    Nagaland / 13th February 2008
  • ‘Unity more precious than peace talks’
    Dimapur, February 12 (MExN): The NSCN/GPRN Khaplang group, today declared that ‘unification’ is more precious and valuable than ‘mere peace talk’ with the Indian government. “Criticizing one another a
    Nagaland / 13th February 2008
  • Poll code reminder
    Kohima, February 12 (DIPR): ADC & ARO, Kohima, Dinesh Kumar IAS has in an order stated that no pilot cars with beacon lights of any colour or cars affixed with sirens of any kind, whether private or officia
    Nagaland / 13th February 2008
  • NSCN-IM ‘bans’ camouflage etc
    Dimapur, February 12 (MExN): The NSCN-IM Lotha region cautions the public against wearing camouflage dresses by any civilians in “the backdrop of the prevailing situation during this post-election (sic) perio
    Nagaland / 13th February 2008
  • Kikon to support Indo-Naga Peace
    Dimapur, February 12 (MExN): On Sunday, February 10, the NCP Ticket Declaration Programme of Y.Y. Kikon, held at the residence of the canididate’s mother in Chukitong town was attended by 560 selected support
    Nagaland / 13th February 2008
  • Dikoi nullifies illegal land pattas
    Dimapur, February 12 (MExN): Dikoi village, under Chumukedima, met on the 6th and undertook a number of resolutions pertaining to land ownership. According to a note from the Dikoi Village Council, it was decid
    Nagaland / 13th February 2008
  • Nagas at CrossRoads
    Today, the Nagas are at crossroads. Nagas are now at a point in history where it must decisively determine which value system will best represent their interests; and like any other young society in this world,
    Editorial / 13th February 2008
  • Towards adequate power availability for Nagaland
    Like many other states in India, Nagaland continues to suffer from inadequate availability of power particularly during dry seasons. News media and members of the public have, of late, strongly highlighted this
    Public Space / 13th February 2008
  • The Battle closer Home
    Mijito ChishiThe progressive culture heralded by globalization has conspicuously entered our households and the individual. There has been enough rhetoric on globalization per se but it is the attendant ‘prog
    Public Space / 13th February 2008
  • Governor takes up improvement of roads on priority
    Dimapur, February 11 (MExN): The Governor of Nagaland K Sankaranarayanan who has identified improvement of roads in the State as one of the key priority areas during President’s Rule, appears to be on track t
    Nagaland / 12th February 2008
  • Peace broker held for ULFA hijack plan
    DIMAPUR, FEBRUARY 11 (MExN): ULFA peace-talk facilitator and rights leader Lachit Bordoloi and an Air Deccan employee were on Monday arrested in Assam foiling the outlawed group’s plan to hijack a plane from
    Nagaland / 12th February 2008
  • Naga UGs against Indian election
    Dimapur, February 11 (MExN): The National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN) has notified and issued directions to all its cadres of all ranks not to directly involve themselves in the coming “Indian impose
    Nagaland / 12th February 2008
  • One expelled from Nokpu citizenship
    Dimapur, February 11 (MExN): The Nokpu Village Council under Mokokchung district has ex-communicated one person by the name Imlitemsu LKR from the membership of Nokpu citizen endorsed by the joint Nokpu and Ass
    Nagaland / 12th February 2008
  • ‘PR deprived people of development packages’
    Chizokho VeroChiephobozou | February 11Former Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio today asserted that the NPF –led DAN government during its regime had spent sleepless nights for rapid development and welfare of the s
    Nagaland / 12th February 2008
  • Compassion in Crisis
    Archbishop Tutu remarked that a nation divided during a repressive regime does not emerge suddenly united when the time of repression is passed … neither can anyone have the power to say ‘Let bygones be byg
    Editorial / 12th February 2008
  • The unsung Church leaders
    Rev. L. Suohie MhasiSome Church leaders who had most suffered and sacrificed for the cause of peace in Nagaland are unremembered and unsung. I joined church ministry in 1966 only and was a member of Peace Consu
    Infocus / 12th February 2008
  • Towards adequate power availability for Nagaland
    I. Lanu Toy   Like many other states in India, Nagaland continues to suffer from inadequate availability of power particularly during dry seasons. News media and members of the public have, of late, s
    Infocus / 12th February 2008
  • Peace is Possible
    Contradictions exist in everything and contribute to constant fluctuations in our lives. The presence of these contradictions is not decisive, but what is decisive is how we address these contradictions. These
    Editorial / 11th February 2008
  • What do we do with our education?
    Venusa Tinyi George W. Bush is admirable for the same reason that Osama Bin Laden is: their commitment to what they believe. They seem to know who they are and what they are doing, and they have done what
    Infocus / 11th February 2008
  • Is the Mighty Cong playing into the hands of the Regional Govt?
    Kedi HaraluThe complete turnover with the Congress Party in Nagaland was the introduction of PR Rule first and then the unthinkable distribution of Party Tickets, which has broke up whatever previous unity and
    Public Space / 11th February 2008
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