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  • Govt. officials’ absence irks ENSF
    DIMAPUR, AUGUST 7 (MExN): The Eastern Nagaland Students’ Federation has taken serious view of the truancy of government officials posted at Tuensang, Mon, Longleng and Kiphire and has appealed to the official
    Nagaland / 8th August 2006
  • Nagas in Burma still living under Junta terror
    DIMAPUR, AUGUST 7 (MExN): “The Nagas in Burma (Myanmar) are living in continuous terror, undergoing untold sufferings and miseries at the hands of the present infamous military junta.”Sosa (Nuree), Presiden
    Nagaland / 8th August 2006
  • Khekiho against govt.property condemnation
    DIMAPUR, AUGUST 7 (DIPR): Industry & Commerce Minister Khekiho Zhimomi has called against condemnation of government buildings/properties at the the monthly meeting of the Dimapur District Planning and Deve
    Nagaland / 8th August 2006
  • Natwar Debunked
    Once aptly named in the media as the Union Minister ‘Without Portfolio’, K. Natwar Singh seems to be turning into a political hot potato for the ruling Congress party. As a man now desperate to rebuild his
    Editorial / 8th August 2006
  • A fad called ‘Shri’
    The word ‘Shri’ seems to have become part of the Naga ‘in-culture’ while addressing a person, particularly people holding some position of an official nature. While it is quite obvious that the word ‘
    Editorial / 8th August 2006
  • The ‘Complex’ Issue of ‘Humanitarian’ Intervention
    Peter WattA few years ago, the sanctimonious Tony Blair lectured us on the new era of “humanitarian” intervention. Now we would be “fighting not for territory but for values,” he proclaimed. The governm
    Infocus / 8th August 2006
  • Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan a failure in Mon?
    No fund utilization; tinned-fish, noodles or cash for midday mealsMinphong Konyak, Press Asstt. Shansham Organisation, MonWith the aim to educate all by 2010, the SSA was introduced in 2002. With great anticipa
    Public Space / 8th August 2006
  • Khonoma shows the way in sanitation drive
    Chizokho VeroKhonoma | August 6Come Khonoma Green Village, about 20 km away from Kohima, you will be surprised to see that not a single sweet wrapper or a piece of paper can be seen strewn in the village’s st
    Nagaland / 7th August 2006
  • Rs 1,87,857 for Kiphire Civil hospital missing
    Dimapur, August 6 (MExN): It is reported that Dietary Articles Supply to Civil Hospital Kiphire for the months from March 2003 to November 2003 amounting to about Rs 1,87,857 released to the Health & Family
    Nagaland / 7th August 2006
  • Encroachment impedes opening of PRS
    Noel Manuel Dimapur | August 6The opening of the new computerized Passenger Reservation System (PRS) building below the new flyover is being delayed following encroachment of railway property by illegal oc
    Nagaland / 7th August 2006
  • Exhibition on human origins evoke positive response
    Our CorrespondentKohima | August 6The ongoing exhibition on “Human Origins, Genome and People of India” under the aegis of the Anthropological Survey of India (ASI) here in the State Library evoked deservin
    Nagaland / 7th August 2006
  • Entrepreneurs to interface with state govt, financial institutions
    KOHIMA, AUGUST 6 (DIPR): Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio is to grace a ‘One day Interface of the First Generation Entrepreneurs with the State Government and Financial Institutions’ on August 8  at
    Nagaland / 7th August 2006
  • Baptist and Catholic students caught in clash over worship
    Dimapur, August 6 (MExN): The Poumai Naga Students’ Union, Delhi known as the Poumai Naga Tsiidoumai Me, Delhi (PNTMD) set up a sub-body called Poumai Worship Service, Delhi (PWSD) comprising of different den
    Nagaland / 7th August 2006
  • Suspension of new police recruits raise MLA’s heckles
    Dimapur, August 6 (MExN): Former MLA of Kiphire, RL Akamba has appealed to Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio for withdrawal of the order keeping in abeyance appointment of 51 police personnel in the District Executive
    Nagaland / 7th August 2006
  • Murky Deal
    The manner in which merit students, deserving seats from the allotted MBBS quota, had been snubbed by powerful vested interest politicians and bureaucrats has obviously not gone down well with the student commu
    Editorial / 7th August 2006
  • Politics of Need
    Recognizing the present course of human events, it is not difficult to discern the acute need for existing policies to shift from a politics of want to the politics of need. At the moment, policies are reflecti
    Editorial / 7th August 2006
  • Affiliation and job criteria
    The present hue and cry of the affiliation of the four Hill district pvt Schools of the Manipur state is the right step taken by the students and I hope and believe that every Naga will appreciate and be ration
    Public Space / 7th August 2006
  • Defining Conflict Transformation
    John Paul LederachI propose the following definition:Conflict transformation is to envision and respondto the ebb and flow of social conflictas life-giving opportunitiesfor creating constructive change processe
    Infocus / 7th August 2006
  • Given a choice, which among the following issue merits immediate attention?
    Those who voted for Indo-Naga political issue had this to say:•    Indo-Naga political issue merits immediate attention because 1) Indo-Naga political issue is not Economic problem nor pro
    Weekly Poll Result / 7th August 2006
  • Allegations in PWD refuted
    Dimapur, August 5 (MExN): PWD field workers have clarified on the alleged illegal drawal and deduction of 50% DA/ADA arrears as charged against them by the All Nagaland PWD (R&B) & Housing W/C Employees
    Nagaland / 6th August 2006
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