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  • Are women humour deficient?
    Atongla RothrongI vividly recall a male friend several years ago, looking up from a book of short fictions, written by a well known woman writer. “Why is women’s writing so uniformly humorless?” he asked.
    Infocus / 3rd August 2005
  • Sustaining economy through poultry
    Richard HumtsoePoultry is one of the important components of the farming economy providing additional income and job opportunities to a large number of persons, especially to the weaker sections of the society.
    Infocus / 3rd August 2005
  • Wood power: Towards a self-reliant economy
    Atong, Sunep, PeterThe Rig Wood Enterprise is a self- reliance project, started with the purpose of promoting self-employment to the youths, particularly the skilled ones in the art of woodwork by providing a p
    Infocus / 2nd August 2005
  • Manifold error in Nagaland HDR
    Sir-Nagaland Human Development Report released January needs to be appreciated and debated thoroughly as rightly pointed out by the top officials during the official release ceremony. The Governor of Nagaland S
    Public Space / 2nd August 2005
  • Taxing Toll
    Illegal tax collection on transport vehicles by various registered and unregistered unions remain rampant in the State. This is even after the Deputy Commissioner of Dimapur had passed an order directing the as
    Editorial / 2nd August 2005
  • Positive action
    The battle against HIV/AIDS demands a combined, committed response if it is to be effectively confronted and surmounted. It no longer remains merely a health problem confined to a certain remote section of the
    Editorial / 2nd August 2005
  • Govt. decision on Referral Hospital lauded
    Morung Express NewsAugust 1Kohima: While appreciating the State government’s initiative to convert the erstwhile Referral Hospital, Dimapur into the Christian Institute of Health Sciences and Research Society
    Nagaland / 2nd August 2005
  • Where have all the free textbooks gone?
    Morung Express NewsAugust 1DIMAPUR: To the public eye, the anomalies in the distribution of free text books to government schools do raise some serious questions.  The imbroglio originated when the Tuensan
    Morung Exclusive / 2nd August 2005
  • Civil Hospital in need of transform(er)ation
    Thanthan HungyoAugust 1Dimapur, (MExN): The Civil Hospital, Dimapur is in dire need of a face-lift. Basic amenities such as continuous electric supply and running water are not available in the establishment. N
    Morung Exclusive / 2nd August 2005
  • NNP welcomes ceasefire extension
    DIMAPUR, Aug 1 (MExN): The Manipur-based Naga National Party (NNP) has welcomed the extension of ceasefire between the Government of India (GOI) and the National Socialist Council of Nagaland (IM) for another 6
    Nagaland / 2nd August 2005
  • Peace centre against tax collection, killings
    Dimapur,  Aug 1 (MExN): The Nagaland Peace Centre (NPC) Kohima while welcoming the extension of ceasefire between the Government of India and the National Socialist Council of Nagaland (IM) for another per
    Nagaland / 2nd August 2005
  • Govt to strengthen Buy Back Scheme: Azo
    Chizokho Vero & Sano MeruAugust 1KOHIMA (MExN): Bringing thousands of smiles to Naga farmers, Nagaland’s agriculture minister Kuzholuzo (Azo) Nienu today said that the State government would continue to g
    Nagaland / 2nd August 2005
  • Datta returns Municipal Bill back for review
    Morung Express NewsAugust 1DIMAPUR: In a significant development, the Governor of Nagaland Shyamal Datta has returned the Nagaland Municipal (First Amendment) Bill, 2005 back to the Nagaland Legislative Assembl
    Nagaland / 2nd August 2005
  • Sonia Gandhi assures Nagas of positive development : Hoho
    Al NgullieAugust 1DIMAPUR: The Naga Hoho was assured by Indian National Congress party President Sonia Gandhi, of ‘positive development and sincere participation’ from the Centre in the ongoing parleys to r
    Nagaland / 2nd August 2005
  • Disabled by government’s apathy
    Al NgullieJuly 31DIMAPUR (MExN): “We requested Tri-cycles from the government and they gave us three cycles! They are so apathetic towards the disabled that they don’t even care enough to know we were askin
    Morung Exclusive / 1st August 2005
  • Rio, Imkong welcome ceasefire extension
    Morung Express NewsJuly 31DIMAPUR : Chief Minister of Nagaland, Neiphiu Rio and leader of the Opposition I. Imkong have both welcomed the decision to extend the ceasefire between the Government of India and NSC
    Nagaland / 1st August 2005
  • Is bread cheaper for those not buying it?
    Arkotong LongkumerI am pushed against the mass of people as they gather to start the Make Poverty History March. Church banners signalling emblems of repentance juxtaposed with the hammer and sickle: two emblem
    Infocus / 1st August 2005
  • Family welfare first
    Although India has been recognized as the first country in the world to officially adopt a family planning program in 1952, serious thinking about population growth was reflected only through the subsequent fiv
    Editorial / 1st August 2005
  • Poor industrial activity concern for Naga youth
    Morung Express NewsJuly 31KOHIMA: Scores of students are lamenting over the fact that the absence of adequate industrial activities in Nagaland have resulted in large scale unemployment in the State.Participati
    Nagaland / 1st August 2005
  • No suspension unless Vigilance directs: NPSC
    Morung Express NewsJuly 31DIMAPUR: The Nagaland Public Service Commission (NPSC) has disclosed that it was not in a position to suspend any of its officials or staff accused of involvement in the bribery scam,
    Nagaland / 1st August 2005
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