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  • ‘Women should be ambassadors for peace’
    DIMAPUR, OCTOBER 10 (MExN): Former minister (IPR) and senior Congressman Thomas Ngullie has said that women should play the role of ambassadors and build bridges between villages and communities. Addressing a g
    Nagaland / 11th October 2010
  • 'Naga groups should draw up Charter of Demand'
    KOHIMA, October 10 (NEPS): Prominent Naga leader and adviser to Eastern Naga Peoples Organization (ENPO), P Pohwang Konyak was critical of the high-profile meeting of top leaders of three Naga underground group
    Nagaland / 11th October 2010
  • Common Development
    Mindset Change & Strong Law RequiredNaga leaders cutting across party affiliations called for a change in the mindset of the Naga people and to come out of their tribal cocoons and pave the way for developm
    Editorial / 11th October 2010
  • AFSPA Must Go
    Monalisa ChangkijaOver the years, the Armed Forces (Special) Powers Act, 1958, has been debated and discussed threadbare by legal experts, human rights activists and organizations, the media and every one conce
    Infocus / 11th October 2010
  • Do you think the Nagaland Police respects the human rights of civilians?
    Some of those who voted  yes had this to say:•    When we look at the situation from the overall Indian perspective, I can say that Nagaland police by and large is more respectful to
    Weekly Poll Result / 11th October 2010
  • Oil, gas, mineral policy on the anvil
    Our CorrespondentKohima | October 9Minister for planning, veterinary & animal husbandry T. R. Zeliang asserted that the Cabinet Sub Committee under his chairmanship has been given the task formulating the g
    Nagaland / 10th October 2010
  • Common destiny guides people
    60% of Khiamniungans are outside Indian TerritoryKuzhovesa SohoKohima | October 9The word Khiamniungan means Great source of water (Khiam – great or big, Niun – water and Gan – source). Surrounded by hill
    Morung Exclusive / 10th October 2010
  • ‘Naga people want unconditional reconciliation’
    Dimapur, October 9 (MExN): The positive march of the Naga people towards reconciliation and unity received a further boost with the consultative meeting held between the representatives of the GPRN/NSCN and the
    Nagaland / 10th October 2010
  • Rio assures follow up on consultations
    Our CorrespondentKisama | October 9Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio today asserted that the Nagaland government is prepared to go for further discussion with civil society organizations over the issue of ownership of
    Nagaland / 10th October 2010
  • Tej Gyan Foundation to start activities in Dimapur
    World peace year on 10.10.10 at PuneDimapur, October 9 (MExN): The Tej Gyan Foundation (TGF) was established with a mission of creating a highly evolved society through all-round self development that transform
    Nagaland / 10th October 2010
  • ‘Private colleges play significant role in providing higher edu’
    Our CorrespondentKohima | October 9Commissioner & Secretary Higher Education F.P. Solo was all praise the private colleges for playing important role in higher education in the state.Speaking at the Ist ann
    Nagaland / 10th October 2010
  • Govt colleges to see boost in infrastructure
    Chizokho VeroKohima | October 9The state government is showing its seriousness in implementing the UGC revised pay scheme and UGC Regulation 2010 in the state. This was stated by commissioner & secretary hi
    Nagaland / 10th October 2010
  • The Naga journey of common hope: The way forward
    E T SunupThe hard work put in by FNR, the courage and vision of the Naga national leadership, and Divine favour facilitated by prayers of many around the world, which culminated in reaffirmation of the Covenant
    Public Space / 10th October 2010
  • WHY GO TO CHURCH WHEN: I don’t feel welcomed there?
    Sentilong Ozukum Celebrated Christian journalist and author Philip Yancey in his book The Jesus I Never Knew mentions the story of a prostitute he had heard from a friend who work with the down-and-out in
    Faithleaf / 10th October 2010
  • Municipal polls after census is over: Rio
    Our CorrespondentKisama | October 8Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio today announced that Municipal Council elections would be held soon after the census operations are over. Dwelling on elections to the urban local b
    Nagaland / 9th October 2010
  • Consensus eludes Women reservation
    Kohima, October 8 (DIPR): Consensus on the 33% Women Reservation in decision-making bodies in Nagaland continues to elude policy-framing. During todays consultative meeting in Kohima various ideas and suggestio
    Nagaland / 9th October 2010
  • Ground-breaking proposals on land rights
    Chizokho VeroKisama | October 8Several ground breaking recommendations and opinions have emerged at the historic consultative meeting with civil societies and tribal hohos on ownership of land and its resources
    Nagaland / 9th October 2010
  • Call for change in mindset
    Eric MiachieoKisama  | October 8Naga leaders cutting across party affiliations today called for a change in the mindset of the Naga people to come out of our tribal cocoons and pave the way for development
    Nagaland / 9th October 2010
  • ‘Govt lacks political will’ says EUUN
    Dimapur, October 8 (MExN): The Educated Unemployed Union Nagaland (EUUN) has expressed pain to see that the government, industries and agriculture and allied department have failed to provide self-employment to
    Nagaland / 9th October 2010
  • Animal Husbandry- potential sector for state’s eco
    Dimapur, October 8 (MExN): A State level workshop on GOI sponsored schemes under Animal Husbandry was held for senior bank officials at the conference hall, Nagaland Bamboo Resource Centre, Dimapur today. Organ
    Nagaland / 9th October 2010
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