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  • 5 national awards for eminent women personalities instituted
    KOHIMA, AUGust 11 (DIPR): In recognition of the achievements of individual women in the field of social development, the Government of India has instituted five national awards in the name of five eminent women
    Nagaland / 12th August 2006
  • Terror Chock-A-Block
    A major terrorist plot to commit “mass murder on an unimaginable scale” by blowing aircraft flying from Britain to the US has been unearthed by the police in London. There should be no two opinions that the
    Editorial / 12th August 2006
  • Who is accountable for corruption in Nagaland?
    It is observed with great did-satisfaction, the attitude of the Government towards corruption/scandal that has rocked the state recently. The attitude of the government of “wait and wait” until things goes
    Public Space / 12th August 2006
  • A tribute to a noble soul and a patriot
    Eric MiachieoOn the fateful evening of July 27 last, Neitho Miachieo, in his usual cheerful self, drove to Mohonkhola, a colony in Kohima, to buy spare parts for his car. He had a reason to be cheerful. He had
    People-Life-Etc / 12th August 2006
  • Not much achievement in 12 years, NUTA on NU
    Dimapur, August 10 (MExN): The Nagaland University Teachers Association (NUTA) admitted that Nagaland University in its 12 years of existence has not achieved much “worth compromising to its age”. However i
    Nagaland / 11th August 2006
  • New crop of banking wizards
    Chizokho VeroKohima | August 10Entrepreneurs Associates (EA) has carved out a niche in Nagaland by launching micro-finance schemes for short-term loans at nominal rate of interest primarily to support deserving
    Morung Exclusive / 11th August 2006
  • Wangyuh airs displeasure in Parliament over poor air services
    Dimapur, August 10 (MExN): Lok Sabha MP from Nagaland W Wangyuh Konyak let vent his displeasure at the poor air services in Nagaland and the inefficiency of Indian Airlines authorities in addressing the plight
    Nagaland / 11th August 2006
  • ‘Centre will not intervene in NBSE affiliation case’
    Newmai News NetworkImphal | August 10Manipur Education Minister, L Nandakumar Singh today said that the Union HRD Minister, Arjun Singh promised a ministerial delegation led by him that the Union Human Resource
    Nagaland / 11th August 2006
  • Improve communication: ENSF to telecom department
    DIMAPUR, AUGUST 10 (MExN): The Eastern Nagaland Students Federation (ENSF) has appealed to the telecom department for immediate installation and connectivity of cellular communication in Kiphire, Longleng, Sham
    Nagaland / 11th August 2006
  • Kiphire district declared Peace Zone
    DIMAPUR, AUGUST 10 (MExN): Consequent upon Kiphire district general public resolution dated January  25, 2000 and June 26,  2006 respectively, the GB’s Association Kiphire District (KDGBA) once agai
    Nagaland / 11th August 2006
  • Political Fizzle
    Pressure is now mounting on Coca-Cola and PepsiCo even as two more Indian states banned the sale of their soft drinks at government-run schools and colleges amid allegations they contain high levels of pesticid
    Editorial / 11th August 2006
  • Heat is On!
    There has been much persuasive analysis and opinions on the increasing climatic changes taking place around the world. But as it often happens, such pre-emptive signs are ignored and when reality hits, panic se
    Editorial / 11th August 2006
  • Misuse of people’s representative
    Enough is enough, and being the elected people’s representative Imkong L Imchen should think first for the state and not his son and family first. As a government himself, he should know what is the allotment
    Public Space / 11th August 2006
  • A Disastrous Model
    Praful BidwaiA crass and hysterical nationalism is taking hold among a section of the Indian middle class in response to the Mumbai blasts. This nationalism is paranoid. It considers India uniquely vulnerable t
    Infocus / 11th August 2006
  • Separation of judiciary from executive
    K. Hrili DavidOrigin:Montesquieu, a French scholar, first conceived the principle of separation of power. He found that concentration of power in one person or a group of persons resulted in tyranny. . He there
    Public Space / 11th August 2006
  • Support affiliation of schools to NBSE
    Nagas are one, and it has been the desire and aspiration of all Nagas to develop and grow together as a free people. But the Indian government has constantly tried to keep Nagas distant from each other. One div
    Public Space / 11th August 2006
  • Indigenous People’s Demand Self-Determination
    Haider RizviLeaders of the world’s 370 million indigenous people are calling for the United Nations General Assembly to recognise native peoples’ right to self-determination. Their call came on Wednesday as
    People-Life-Etc / 11th August 2006
  • Go slow on NBSE affiliation: NPCC
    DIMAPUR, AUGust 9 (MExN): Giving its official position on the affiliation of private schools in the four Naga Hill districts of Manipur to the NBSE, the Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC), in a press co
    Nagaland / 10th August 2006
  • Intl recognition for Naga lady farmer
    Kohima, August 8 (MExN): Bringing a huge smile to the State, a Naga lady,  Lahienuo Metsieo, has been recognized by international organizations by conferring with an award for innovative farmer 2006 under
    Nagaland / 10th August 2006
  • ‘Industrial culture must be cultivated’
    Khekiho inaugurates Nagaland Mini Tool Room & Training Centre (NMTTC)DIMAPUR, AUGust 9 (MExN): The inaugural function of the Nagaland Mini Tool Room & Training Centre (NMTTC) was held today at Industria
    Nagaland / 10th August 2006
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