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  • Enchanting Tuophema village set to enthrall tourists this Sekrenyi
    Chizokho VeroFebruary 19Kohima, (MExN): Come February 25, the picturesque Tuophema Tourist village and the native village of Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio would witness scores of both domestic and foreign tourists
    Nagaland / 20th February 2006
  • Widow knocks Women Hoho door to address grievance
    DIMAPUR, FEB 19 (MExN): A widow has asked the Naga Women Hoho to intervene in her quest for justice. Subra Nath, a widow and a mother, is appealing for help against “torture, harassment and the illegal activi
    Nagaland / 20th February 2006
  • Prohibition escort people towards KhatKhati
    Peter ChacheiFebruary 19DIMAPUR, (MExN): With the Prohibition Act still prevalent in the state, over the years there has been an acute increase in the exodus of people from the commercial hub of Nagaland to Kha
    Nagaland / 20th February 2006
  • Study exchange team from US in Dimapur
    Dimapur Feb 19 (MExN): The Rotary Club of Dimapur organized a meeting to welcome a Group Study Exchange (GSE) team from the U.S.A at the Dimapur Rotary Centre. The team comprised of 5 members, Team Leader Rotar
    Nagaland / 20th February 2006
  • A Heavy Burden
    The issue of fratricidal killings and the heavy tax collection in Nagaland recently raised by the Village Chiefs (GBs) Federation should be taken up in all sincerity by the State government. It is also a welcom
    Editorial / 20th February 2006
  • Politics of written language
    History has shown that victors of war have always written history of the people they conquered. This trend tremendously affected the history and identity of many peoples. It can be said without exaggeration tha
    Editorial / 20th February 2006
  • ITFT Chandigarh et al
    Nagas are by nature self-sufficient and self-dependent to a great extent, because of which we largely lack the sense of the need to come out of our safety cocoon to face the competitive world outside. With rega
    Infocus / 20th February 2006
  • Musculoskeletal Problems through School Bags
    Kopelo KromeThe article “School bags: Doctors for making them less heavy” (PTI source), as appeared in a local daily, Thursday February 16, 2006, (page 7), drew my attention. The learned Research Team of Dr
    Public Space / 20th February 2006
  • A tribute to late Horangse Sangtam
    A star has set beyond the horizon of the Naga Hills, yet the Good works contributed by him to the Naga people will never ever fade and wither away from their sight. The sudden and untimely demise of the Naga Ho
    Public Space / 20th February 2006
  • “Year of the Farmers”
    Vishii Rita KrochaThis sight of fresh, fresh fruits that I see and savor on it frequently, if not everyday, these green vegetables that are good for almost everything, the rice that we consume everyday.......So
    People-Life-Etc / 20th February 2006
  • A cry over the vanishing past at Longleng
    T Henthai PhomLongleng once a home of the peace loving, trust worthy and hardworking. Tranquility prevailed in the air. It was paradise to the weary soul. Children loved playing in the open spaces, danced in th
    People-Life-Etc / 20th February 2006
  • Remove armed forces immediately: MASS
    Assam civil organisation demands immediate withdrawal of armyMorung Express NewsFebruary 18Dimapur: A mass-based civil society group in Assam has demanded that the armed forces engaged in counter-insurgency sho
    Nagaland / 19th February 2006
  • FGN reacts to ‘Integration is the route to Naga issue’ statement
    Dimapur Feb 18 (MExN): In an ostensible reference to Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio’s statement that ‘integration or unification of Naga-inhabited areas is the route to the solution (to the Indo-Naga i
    Nagaland / 19th February 2006
  • Students react to rampant killing incidents at Longleng
    Morung Express NewsKohima | February 18Reacting vehemently over the deterioration of peaceful situation in Longleng district in the recent past, leaders of various students’ organization poured out their angu
    Nagaland / 19th February 2006
  • An oasis in the midst of human vice
    Susan Waten NagaWhat do orphaned children and offspring’s of wine sellers, vegetable vendors, flesh sellers and traders, domestic servants, cattle rearers and daily laborers do? Where do they go? Surely there
    People-Life-Etc / 19th February 2006
  • Breakfast with the risen Lord
    Kedo PeseyieIt was one of those dark and gloomy nights.  The Disciples of Jesus gathered in the dark room. They had probably been skipping meals.  They can only think of one thing.  Everyone is w
    Faithleaf / 19th February 2006
  • Four great Christian privileges
    Scripture text: Isaiah 33:15-17“He that walketh righteously, and speaketh uprightly; he that despiseth the gain of oppressions, that shaketh his hands from holding of bribes, that stoppeth his ears from heari
    Faithleaf / 19th February 2006
  • Northern Sumi villages opposed to government land-demarcation
    Dimapur, Feb 17 (MExN): The Northern Sumi Region, comprising of 19 villages, submitted a memorandum to the Government of Nagaland objecting to the proposed re-demarcation of the region into respective blocks to
    Nagaland / 18th February 2006
  • Lotha students demand suspension of SDO, removal of CRPF post
    DIMAPUR, FEB 17 (MExN): The Lotha Students’ Union (LSU) has demanded the immediate suspension of John B Chawang, the SDO (Civil) Ralan who also holds the post of Border Magistrate (BM), Uriamghat. The student
    Nagaland / 18th February 2006
  • Restore pre-1925 boundary, Nagaland tells GoI
    Karaiba ChawangKohima | February 17THE NAGALAND State Government today categorically said that it wants the Government of India to restore all the land from the then Nagas Hills which were transferred by the Br
    Nagaland / 18th February 2006
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