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  • 'Government of People Sovereign Republic of Freeland'
    HQ: TuensangFew points of the beginning of Naga Society1. 1832: Freeland was started2. 1935-39 : British Empire made the boundary line of          Freeland with 38 pillar
    Public Space / 23rd February 2011
  • Open letter to Home Commissioner Nagaland
    •-In 2009 along with other states of India, Nagaland was also badly affected by Drought. Many farmers have suffered. Problem was discussed in both houses (Parliament). Centre has agreed and sent some t
    Public Space / 23rd February 2011
  • On Job reservation
    •-As appeared in local dailies under the heading “Job Reservation for Backward Tribe increase to 37 %”. Since the backward tribes are now entitled to 37 % job reservation, to be fair to the fo
    Public Space / 23rd February 2011
  • Tread cautiously on Reservation
    •-The Government underscored the urgency to re-adjust the focus of quota policies towards deserving population betraying commonly held belief that strong tribes/groups have cornered the affirmatives actio
    Public Space / 23rd February 2011
  • Philippines media under the gun, or lens
    Media is either being under the gun or under the lens – Ed Lingao of the Philippine Center of Investigative Journalism differentiates these two worlds where media in this country can be found. Talking abo
    Infocus / 23rd February 2011
  • Justice not denied after all
    •-The Eastern Sumi Sub-Hoho expresses its profound gratitude to the DAN Government led by Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio and his Cabinet Colleagues, for taking note of the plight of the Sumi inhabitants of Tu
    Public Space / 23rd February 2011
  • Climate Change Governance & Mindset Change
    An “inception workshop on state plan on climate change (SAPCC)” was conducted on February 18 at administrative training institute (ATI) Kohima with several important people in attendance including F
    Editorial / 23rd February 2011
  • Cellphone calls alter brain activity: study
    CHICAGO, February 23 (Reuters): Spending 50 minutes with a cellphone plastered to your ear is enough to change brain cell activity in the part of the brain closest to the antenna.But whether that causes any har
    World / 23rd February 2011
  • Libyan protesters defiant after Gadhafi speech
    Egyptians, who have just crossed Salloum land port gate with Libya, at background, arrange their luggage on a mini bus on Wednesday, February 23. Turkey evacuated 3,000 citizens on two ships Wednesday from the
    World / 23rd February 2011
  • Greek strike disrupts flights, cripples services
    Striking teachers protest outside the Greek Parliament behind a banner calling for a general strike on Wednesday in central Athens on Tuesday, February 22. (AP Photo) ATHENS, February 23 (AP): A general st
    World / 23rd February 2011
  • Frantic hunt as New Zealand earthquake leaves 400 dead, missing
    Murray and Kelly James look at their destroyed house in central Christchurch, New Zealand on Wednesday, February 23. (AP Photo) CHRISTCHURCH, February 23 (AFP): Hundreds of rescuers swarmed over twisted an
    World / 23rd February 2011
  • Manipur girls land top honours in Natl Games archery
    Jamshedpur, February 22 (PTI): Manipur girls dominated the individual and team championships, grabbing the gold medals in the 34th National Games' archery competition at the JRD Tata Sports complex here today.
    Sports / 22nd February 2011
  • Kiddies corner school, Phek sports week held
    Phek, February 22 (DIPR): The 20th annual Games & Sports Weeks of Kiddies Corner School, Phek was held on February 22 at Phek Local ground with Sr. SP Phek, W. Krome as the Chief Guest.  In his inaugur
    Sports / 22nd February 2011
  • ATSUM relaxes its chain of agitations
    IMPHAL | FEBRUARY 22 : All Tribal Students’ Union Manipur (ATSUM) has temporarily suspended its chain of agitations against the State government’s indifference to their charter of demands on account
    North-East / 22nd February 2011
  • Tripura sounds alert on bird flu
    AGARTALA, FEBRUARY 22 (AGENCIES): The apparent hysteria related to bird flu (H5N1) that had ebbed since its peak in 2006 has raised its ugly head once again after the virus was confirmed in the state-run duck f
    North-East / 22nd February 2011
  • Teachers intensify stir; 200 join fast until death today; more volunteering
    IMPHAL, FEBRUARY 22 (NNN): Government teachers of Manipur under the aegis of Council of Teachers Association (COTA) have intensified their ongoing fast until death stir with 200 more teachers volunteering to br
    North-East / 22nd February 2011
  • Adivasi call bandh in Assam
    GUWAHATI, FEBRUARY 22 (NNN): In an apparent assembly election related violence in Assam, an Adivasi student leader was killed this morning in western Assam’s Kokrajhar district.The Adivasi students have a
    North-East / 22nd February 2011
  • MP denies making 'bloody Indian' remark to Ramdev
    NEW DELHI, FEBRUARY 22 (Agencies): The Congress lawmaker from Arunachal Pradesh, who has been cused of calling yoga guru Baba Ramdev a "bloody Indian" and a "dog", has offered to resign from
    North-East / 22nd February 2011
  • Campaign highlights need to conserve rich biodiversity
    Seen in picture is Director, Legacy Explorers Irangbui Hingleu (Inset) and the members of PEN at the one-day biodiversity conservation campaign in Old Jalukie, Peren. Dimapur, February 22 (MExN): A one-day
    North-East / 22nd February 2011
  • Region news
    Rio to open Tsutsung MI projectKohima, February 22 (MExN): Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio will inaugurate Tsutsung Minor Project at Longsa village, Moalenden, Mokokchung on February 24, 11:00 am. The function will
    North-East / 22nd February 2011
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