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  • Leader’s death strengthens people’s resolve
    Morung Express NewsDimapur | February 10‘YOUR RESPONSE to your people has strengthened our resolve to live as honourable people.’ So said the banner inserted in the background of the provisional platform er
    Nagaland / 11th February 2006
  • 42 fish species reported in Nagaland
    Morung Express NewsFebruary 10Kohima: Altogether, 42 fish species belonging to 10 ‘families’ and 24 general have been reported from Nagaland. The interest of the Nagaland fish fauna lies in the fact that it
    Nagaland / 11th February 2006
  • Unity pre-requisite for ‘Greater Nagaland’: Khekiho
    DIMAPUR, FEB 10 (MExN): Minister of Industries & Commerce, Sericulture and Border Affairs H. Khekiho Zhimomi visited Thsotokur village in Tuensang district and graced the 56th general session of the Yimchun
    Nagaland / 11th February 2006
  • Relaxed Mindset
    The decision of the Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC) ordering the relaxation of the Sunday closure of all business establishments in and around Dimapur is a welcome move and one that needs to be appreciated give
    Editorial / 11th February 2006
  • How Long?
    How long will it be before Nagas realize that there are ways of settling differences of opinion other than just resorting to the use of force and violence? Evidently it seems like the hammer is perceived as the
    Editorial / 11th February 2006
  • SASU on Dzukou valley
    The Southern Angami Students’ Union (SASU) ridicules and slammed the news item that appeared in a section of local media, carrying reports on claim made by the people and Government of Manipur over Dzukou Val
    Public Space / 11th February 2006
  • True Love waits
    NBCC Youth OfficeThe idea of TLW stemmed from a frank and candid discussion on boys and sex by a group of junior high school girls in a Baptist Church in the USA. The youth minister, Richard Ross, listened inte
    Infocus / 11th February 2006
  • BSNL for immediate intervention
    I on behalf of the citizen strongly urge the B.S.N.L. Department and its higher authorities for their immediate intervention into the frequent Telephone line failure at Tseminyu for which the general public wer
    Public Space / 11th February 2006
  • My Father’s Hands
    A BotokingWith the recent demise of Lt. Horangse Sangtam and the 9 IRB Jawans, I feel the tone of the state at this moment is somber and rather grave. Eventually, death comes a calling to each one of us. This i
    People-Life-Etc / 11th February 2006
  • ‘Church must be self-reliant’
    Dimapur Feb 9 (MExN): Ushering in a new chapter in the annals of Nagaland Development Outreach (NDO), Reverend Phughoto Aye has taken over as its Director, replacing outgoing Director Reverend Dr Pongsing even
    Nagaland / 10th February 2006
  • Imkong vows to reform education system
    Sano MeruKOHIMA | FEBRUARY 9Imkong L Imchen, Minister School Education coming strongly on the reports of corruption and leakages particularly on the issue of distribution of free text books, called upon the Dis
    Nagaland / 10th February 2006
  • Rubber prospects in Nagaland
    Morung Express NewsFebruary 9Kohima: The state of Nagaland has favourable soil and agro-climatic conditions for rubber plantation with promising techno-economic feasibility.The yield obtained is almost as good
    Nagaland / 10th February 2006
  • Rio to dedicate Raj Bhavan building
    Morung Express NewsFebruary 9Kohima: An important milestone in the history of Raj Bhavan will appear on February 11 when Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio dedicates the same building from 1500 hours.When Nagaland beca
    Nagaland / 10th February 2006
  • Political Difference
    The visit of the Parliamentary Standing Committee in-charge of Home Affairs to Nagaland on February 3 to discuss major issues regarding internal security and development, including progress of the Naga peace pr
    Editorial / 10th February 2006
  • The Violence of Silence
    One of the most violent forms of violence is silence. In the face of compelling unjust circumstances, silence becomes violence itself. While it is true that silence can be a powerful medium of protest, one need
    Editorial / 10th February 2006
  • Mobile menace in Nagaland
    With the invention of cell phone, the world is surely becoming a global village. Mobile phone is perhaps the best invention since the electric bulb. But in Nagaland, where you are annoyed and disturbed so often
    Public Space / 10th February 2006
  • Kudos! Action for Life
    Agnes Krocha That was a time worth our while at Dream Café with the fabulous ‘Action For Life’ team, comprising members from different nations of the world. With the Café’s own Wave Band we were tr
    People-Life-Etc / 10th February 2006
  • Banned: Sale of lottery tickets
    Angami students impose ‘blanket ban’ on fund driveMorung Express NewsKohima | February 8THE ANGAMI Students’ Union (ASU) has imposed ‘total blanket ban’ on all kinds of fund drive activities within it
    Nagaland / 9th February 2006
  • 21-gun salute for Heroes of Daring Nine
    ‘Beyond the sunset mountain, no clouds will gather’THE NINE Indian Reserve Battalion cadres who were killed in a landmine blast triggered by Naxalites at Chhattisgarh were today read their last rites at Pol
    Nagaland / 9th February 2006
  • Doctor enlightens on cure for skin problems
    Dimapur, Feb 8 (MExN): The Apollo Hospitals Chennai will be having consultative interactions on dermatological (skin-related) problems in Dimapur at regular intervals. As a follow-up to the interactive sessions
    Nagaland / 9th February 2006
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