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  • Agrarian Nagaland imports food grains
    Dimapur, June 8 (MExN): Basically  an  agrarian state, Nagaland still imports 72% of its food grains, Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio said today. Rio was in Dimapur  to distribute tractors and  p
    Nagaland / 9th June 2010
  • ‘ICD Project could alleviate the bottlenecks of lack of capital’
    DIMAPUR, JUNE 8 (MExN): The office of the Project Implementing Team of Integrated Co-operative Development Project (ICDP) for Dimapur district was inaugurated on Tuesday, June 8. Nagaland State Co-operative Ban
    Nagaland / 9th June 2010
  • Forgiveness: The Christian and the Wounded
    Morung Express Dimapur | June 8 Results of this weeks The Morung Express weekly poll, Are You Willing to Forgive Your Enemy…for Reconciliation, reminded of the disturbing shadows that continue to ha
    Nagaland / 9th June 2010
  • New Politics
    The present state of affairs is a clear indication of the crying need for a new politics in our land. The old politics of based on fear, exclusion and the other is shredding away the possibilities of a shift in
    Editorial / 9th June 2010
  • Nagas response to the perpetual suppression in Manipur State
    When our illiterate grannies and grandpas tell us stories of the atrocities and ill treatments meted out to the Nagas by the Manipuris, they were speaking out from their hearts and simply stating the facts. The
    Public Space / 9th June 2010
  • ‘HIV tests: Ethical questions involved’
    Dimapur, June 7 (MExN): A major local health organization, Network of Nagaland Drugs and AIDS Organization (NNagaDAO) today said the ongoing controversy over  mandatory testing entails aspects of ethics an
    Nagaland / 8th June 2010
  • Legislators clarify on fund comment
    Dimapur, June 7 (MExN): The Legislators Forum on AIDS, Nagaland Assembly, today clarified  to  reported statements  made by Nagalands Health & Family Welfare minister that the government has
    Nagaland / 8th June 2010
  • Muivah has compromised sovereignty: GPRN/NSCN
    Morung Express News Dimapur | June 7The GPRN/NSCN has come down hard on the NSCN/GPRN and its general secretary Th. Muivah for the current crisis arising out the latters proposed visit to his native villag
    Nagaland / 8th June 2010
  • Nagaland’s crumbling ‘public infrastructure’
    Y. Merina ChishiDimapur | June 7 The Dikhu Bridge on NH 155, which collapsed on April this year, was a crucial example of Nagalands crumbling public   infrastructure. The Nagaland Public Works Departm
    Morung Exclusive / 8th June 2010
  • Child trafficking- a big challenge to Naga society
    Dimapur, June 7 (MExN): Child Trafficking is fast becoming a big challenge in Naga society as more children are trafficked into prostitution, forced labour and other slavery-like conditions. In a worrisome repo
    Nagaland / 8th June 2010
  • ‘Census 2011 nothing to do with boundary demarcation’
    Dimapur, June 7 (MExN): In regard to the ongoing census operations, the office of Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur has stated that it has received various complaints from different villages, colonies and wards rega
    Nagaland / 8th June 2010
  • Colonies warn to boycott census operations
    Dimapur, June 7 (MExN): The residents of Lengrijan, Hill View Colony, Industrial Estate Colony also known as Industrial village and Ao Khel have resolved to protect the integrity of the geographical areas of th
    Nagaland / 8th June 2010
  • NYF brands Naga Leaders’ Forum as anti-Naga
    Dimapur, June 7 (MExN): The Naga Youth Front slammed the Naga Leaders Forum, stating that these leaders are anti-Naga individuals who were rejected by their own villages and people. Stating that history will no
    Nagaland / 8th June 2010
  • The Next Generation
    Every popular struggle for their rights has at various points of time been faced with the difficult question of who will carry on from the present leadership. The over-dependence on the present leadership and t
    Editorial / 8th June 2010
  • Beyond Recrimination to Understanding and Solutions
    Niketu IraluHistoric Mao Gate is the epicentre of the present crisis. Multiple, inter-related pressure fault lines originating from different locations, known, unknown, and suspected, have combined and erupted.
    Infocus / 8th June 2010
  • A profitable education
     Sadhna Saxena Source: HimalmagWhile Indias new Right to Education Act seeks to bring free and compulsory education for all children, it seems to short-change them through an unrealistic vision of the
    Infocus / 8th June 2010
  • Adamant Manipur Govt and the Active Economic Blockade
    Dr. R.B. Thohe PouMany ignorant tribal people are excited and the govt. of Manipur is proud to hold the Autonomous District Council (ADC) or Dependent District Council (DDC) after a lapse of around 20 years but
    Public Space / 8th June 2010
  • ENPO informs its officials
    As resolved by the ENPO officials, Executive members and the Presidents and colleagues of the Federating Tribal Units of the ENPO, this is to inform all Officials of the ENPO, members of all Frontal Organisatio
    Public Space / 8th June 2010
  • Mao Gate Incident: An Affront to the Cause of Peace and Justice
    People say peace is a prerequisite to stability, development, progress and growth and so all societies and nations strive for peace. However, genuine peace can be achieved only when systemic subjugations and ex
    Public Space / 8th June 2010
  • Displaced persons leave Kisama for Mao Gate
    Our CorrespondentKisama | June 6After taking shelter in Kisama for the last one month in the aftermath of May 6 incident at Mao Gate, the displaced persons, has left for their home this afternoon. In a farewell
    Nagaland / 7th June 2010
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