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  • Excess teachers, staff eats up Rs. 5.03 crore
    Chizokho VeroAugust 21KOHIMA (MExN): The Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG) has revealed that the deployment of teachers in excess of norms in Government Primary Schools (GPS) and Gove
    Nagaland / 22nd August 2005
  • MLAs rally for higher status, better treatment
    KOHIMA, AUG 21 (MExN): There is good news for elected representatives from Nagaland. MLAs entitlement of rooms in Nagaland Houses in various cities across the country, is expected to be taken up with due care f
    Nagaland / 22nd August 2005
  • Minister details fund utilization
    Morung Express NewsAugust 21KOHIMA: Imkong Imchen, Minister for Information Technology & Technical Education confirmed that the State Implementation Unit had implemented the Central government’s Technicia
    Nagaland / 22nd August 2005
  • NISC questions GoI’s sincerity
    Morung Express NewsAugust 21Dimapur: The Naga International Support Center (NISC) based in Amsterdam has called on the Government of India to withdraw its troops from all Naga areas, stop funding divergent forc
    Nagaland / 22nd August 2005
  • Law and Order
    The last day of the Monsoon Session of the Nagaland Legislative Assembly saw a lively debate on issues ranging across the board, from discussion on mismanagement of funds, corruption in different institutions t
    Editorial / 22nd August 2005
  • Without Pride and Prejudice
    Sir-Congratulations to The Morung Express for its successful launch. From the first day of receiving the complimentary copy through my paper hawker I have not missed a single copy of your daily and now I am a r
    Public Space / 22nd August 2005
  • Non merit vs merit in Nagaland
    LimatemjenMerit is the criteria for any competitive examination and on the basis of merit, selections are done on former. Quality manifest effectiveness and efficiency, but off late the state seems to be in dee
    Public Space / 22nd August 2005
  • Technology without electricity
    Lacking any other means, I would like to draw the attention of the Government in general and the Power Department in particular this grievances of all entrepreneurs. That while the government is spending s
    Public Space / 22nd August 2005
  • Should Liquor Prohibition continue?
    Those who were of the opinion that ‘Yes’ prohibition should continue had this to say:• Why liquor in prohibited in Nagaland? Because it killed thousands of Naga Christians “Nagaland is for Christ” and
    Weekly Poll Result / 22nd August 2005
  • Assembly passes two resolutions
    KOHIMA, AUG 20 (DIPR): The Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA) today, unanimously passed a resolution reiterating its earlier resolutions for increasing the number of seats in the State Assembly from 60 to 80 a
    Nagaland / 21st August 2005
  • New site for NU, Kohima campus
    Morung Express NewsAugust 20KOHIMA: P. Longon, Minister of Land Revenue today confirmed that the Government had acquired Land for construction of Nagaland University, Kohima Campus and that the site was located
    / 21st August 2005
  • Opposition Cong stages walk out
    KOHIMA, AUG 20 (MExN): The Opposition Congress today staged a walk out on the third day of the assembly session expressing unhappiness over the reply made by Home Minister Thenucho on discussions relating to th
    Nagaland / 21st August 2005
  • Law & order under control, says Govt
    KOHIMA, AUG 20 (DIPR): Both Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio and Home Minister Thenucho reiterated that law and order situation in the State had been brought under control since the DAN took over the reigns of the St
    Nagaland / 21st August 2005
  • Should Delimitation of assembly constituencies be taken up?
    There would be less discrepancy in developmental activity as opposed to the present imbalance of economic activities in various constituencies. It aims to cater to the needs of people’s welfare more realistic
    Public Space / 21st August 2005
  • DAN committed to peace process: Rio
    Chizokho VeroAugust 19KOHIMA (MExN): Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio today asserted that the DAN Government was sincere and committed to the Naga peace process.Informing this in the State Assembly on the se
    Nagaland / 20th August 2005
  • Assembly Committee moots partial prohibition
    Measures for effective implementation recommendedMorung Express NewsAugust 19KOHIMA: In a new development that could lead to endless debates on the pros and cons of Liquor Prohibition, the Committee on Estimate
    Nagaland / 20th August 2005
  • Infrastructure development under “development of small and medium town
    Starting from the year 2004-05, the State Government has introduced the scheme “Development of Small and Medium Towns” in the State. This was stated by Minister for Planning and Urban Development at the eig
    Nagaland / 20th August 2005
  • Communities urged to join hands to address Tobu problem
    Morung Express NewsAugust 19KOHIMA: Home Minister Thenucho while urging the two communities involved in the Tobu issue to join hands in addressing the problem, he assured the assembly that the government was do
    Nagaland / 20th August 2005
  • GPRN condemns booklet
    Questions feasibility of autonomy under Indian ConstitutionMorung Express NewsAugust 19DIMAPUR:  The NSCN has condemned a booklet titled Naga Inhabited Areas (NIA): structuring and legislation, terming it
    Nagaland / 20th August 2005
  • Expenditure Reform
    The introduction of the Nagaland Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management Bill 2005 by Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio on the first day of the Assembly Monsoon Session should be seen as a welcome move. The Fiscal
    Editorial / 20th August 2005
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