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  • Doctor Governor
    In his Republic Day address to the people, Nagaland Governor K. Sankaranarayanan pointed out that Dimapur can become a major health hub in the North East after Guwahati. Sankaranarayanan in his address went on
    Editorial / 1st February 2008
  • Salman Rushdie in Central Washington University
     Dr.Paul PimomoFellow Kukers, I had an unusually hectic first month of the year and didn’t get the chance to write a column. So in place of a column, let me share with you, for what it’s worth, my intr
    Infocus / 1st February 2008
  • Govt views cable theft as criminal act
    Kohima, January 30 (DIPR): Nagaland Government has expressed serious concern over frequent cable theft and deliberate destruction in different parts of the state and called for effective measures to check such
    Nagaland / 31st January 2008
  • ‘Not passengers but drivers of peace process’
    DIMAPUR, JANUARY 30 (MExN): “The journey has begun to bring all the Nagas together. March on, the Naga Hoho are with you” assured Naga Hoho vice president Keviletuo Kiewhuo to Shajouba villagers during the
    Nagaland / 31st January 2008
  • USSC rebuts SKK; calls for reason
    Dimapur, January 30 (MExN): The United Sangtam Students’ Conference (USSC) has strongly reacted to the recent press note issued by the All Sumi Students Union (AKK) under the caption “SKK condemns Singsi (S
    Nagaland / 31st January 2008
  • Gentleman Gilchrist
    To many people, the decision to retire from international cricket and subsequently the announcement made by Australian wicketkeeper Adam Gilchrist during the fourth test between India and Australia at the Adela
    Editorial / 31st January 2008
  • Fresh violence in Kantsung leaves 1 dead
    DIMAPUR, JANUARY 29 (MExN): In yet another political clash at Kangtsung village between supporters of Congress candidate of 21 A/C Tuli, S. Imti and former MLA, T. Tali, claimed the life of one Tsuknungyanger (
    Nagaland / 30th January 2008
  • DNSU welcomes “unification”
    Dimapur, January 29 (MExN): The Dimapur Naga Students’ Union welcomes the ongoing “unification” move. While terming it to be a positive step, the DNSU also reminded that the “unification” must aim to
    Nagaland / 30th January 2008
  • Quality sand for construction sector in State
    Zakir HussainDimapur | January 29With Dimapur emerging into a major commercial hub in Nagaland, people from other districts can easily locate the necessary things they want for any purpose. Dimapur including ot
    Nagaland / 30th January 2008
  • ‘Unification is to end hostility, bloodsheds’
    Dimapur, January 29 (MExN): The NSCN unification group has stated that it had time and again clearly clarified its stand on Naga unification vis-à-vis the demands of the Naga people to end senseless hostility
    Nagaland / 30th January 2008
  • Khanimu village inaugurated
    Our CorrespondentMokokchung | January 29A new village Khanimu was formally inaugurated today by EAC Kubolong, Longkoksen. The new village was established with the blessing of its parent village Longjang under A
    Nagaland / 30th January 2008
  • Confronting Monologue!
    One reason why Nagas in recent times find themselves in a perpetual state of arrestation is because of the manner in which ‘monologue’ has become so embedded into the ethos of daily life. Indeed the healthy
    Editorial / 30th January 2008
  • I dedicate my award to my people: Sentila
    Y Merina ChishiDimapur | January 28On January 25, at around 8 o’clock in the morning, Sentila .T. Yanger received a call from the Home Ministry in New Delhi saying that she was conferred the Padmashree. She w
    Nagaland / 29th January 2008
  • Women rally demanding ticket for Sano Vamuzo
    Our CorrespondentKohima | January 28members of the NPF women wing of 18th Chozuba Assembly Constituency today took to the street here with banners and placards demanding party ticket to its member Sano Vamuzo,
    Nagaland / 29th January 2008
  • Bandh, weapon for delimitation
    Kohima, January 28 (The Telegraph): Three Naga tribes called a 12-hour bandh today in protest against Delhi’s decision not to go ahead with the process of delimitation of constituencies in Nagaland. The bandh
    Nagaland / 29th January 2008
  • Sorry
    Sorry is always a good starting point to begin some form of honest conversation around historical relationships between people, especially when one group of people has been dehumanized by the other for generati
    Editorial / 29th January 2008
  • Apology for lost generations
    Stephen de TarczynskiWhile aboriginal groups have welcomed the Australian government’s pledge to apologise to the ‘stolen generations’, they argue that the gesture should be backed up with compensation. B
    Infocus / 29th January 2008
  • Unification: too many cooks?
    Abraham LothaUnification? Who doesn’t like unification? Every Naga wants unification. But what happens when unification is prostituted? When I was young, I loved to go fishing in the streams. The fresh f
    Public Space / 29th January 2008
  • PR in Nagland is more of a Boon than a Bane
    Kedi HaraluThe PR Rule in Nagaland for a while did bring back old memories of the time when emergency was imposed on Nagaland and the Indian Army ran havoc with rape, murder and torture being the norm of the pe
    Public Space / 29th January 2008
  • Dmp can become major health hub
    Our CorrespondentKohima | January 27Nagaland Governor, K. Sankaranarayanan opined that Dimapur can become a major health hub in the North East after Guwahati. “Our doctors, nurses and paramedics are amongst t
    Nagaland / 28th January 2008
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