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  • Nagas were never Indians
    We Nagas were never Indians and never will be. However, in spite of all the political conflict, bloodshed and loss of property all these years, we must not forget the good that India has done for us.India, as t
    Public Space / 14th December 2005
  • Don’t lose our traditional salty flavor
    A V NyekhaAs far as laziness is concerned, thirty to forty years is enough to mould our people to become so engrossed in living a strange civilized way of life that we begin to lose or forget all our true and v
    Infocus / 14th December 2005
  • Govt servants consume 60% of state’s budget: Rio
    Chizokho VeroDecember 12KOHIMA (MExN): Out of Nagaland‘s annual budget of around Rs 2000 crore, around 60 percent goes to government servants as salaries, pensions and other facilities. Chief minister Neiphiu
    Nagaland / 13th December 2005
  • ‘I’ve grown as an officer and as a person’
    DIMAPUR, DEC 12 (MExN): Dimapur said goodbye to DC Hekali Zhimomi with the hope that she will return to serve the people even if in different capacities. Describing her as sincere, hard-working and a hard taskm
    Nagaland / 13th December 2005
  • Clock tower sets time for early solution
    Morung Express NewsDecember 12DIMAPUR: Eight and a half years is enough time for an honourable and amicable solution towards the Indo-Naga impasse. The general mood among the humongous crowd who gathered for th
    Nagaland / 13th December 2005
  • SASU, SAYO serve public notice to Manipuris within south Angami region
    Dimapur Dec 12 (MExN): The Southern Angami Students Union (SASU) and the Southern Angami Youth Organization (SAYO) have served a public notice to the people of Manipur state residing within the southern Angami
    Nagaland / 13th December 2005
  • ‘The will of the people is supreme’
    PHEK, DEC 12 (MExN): In a significant venture to focus on the Indo-Naga peace talk, a group of high-level team of NSCN (IM) on December 9 had a meeting with the Chakhesang Public at Pfütseromi Village.A.K.Lung
    Nagaland / 13th December 2005
  • Irate NESO warns defiant BSNL again
    Dimapur, Dec 12 (MExN): The North East Students’ Organization (NESO) has strongly reiterated it’s warning against the Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) for retracting its assurances given to the students
    Nagaland / 13th December 2005
  • State civil servants want enhancement of age limit for recruitment
    Morung Express NewsDecember 12KOHIMA: The Nagaland Civil Service Association (NCSA) today suggested that the upper age limit for recruitment be enhanced from the present 30 years to 33 years, which, it said wil
    Nagaland / 13th December 2005
  • Jami throws light on NSCN (IM) proposal
    DIMAPUR, DEC 12 (MExN): Former NSCN (IM) leader and presently MIP Kilonser of the NSCN (K) A.Z Jami has in a statement divulged that as per the fresh proposal submitted by the NSCN (IM) to the Government of Ind
    Nagaland / 13th December 2005
  • I Choose…
    As the Sunday issue (December 11) of The Morung Express (both print and web editions) made its way into people’s home both across the State of Nagaland and beyond, a sense of awakening among cross section of
    Editorial / 13th December 2005
  • Will of the People
    In the course of human history, the myth surrounding ‘state sovereignty’ has been exposed, which has lived of its usefulness. This conclusion is only natural since the dominant discourse on state sovereignt
    Editorial / 13th December 2005
  • Open letter to GM (NST)
    We trust our lives in one man when we opt to travel in a vehicle driven by another. The situation is not different for the passengers of NST Bus plying between Kohima and Kiphire; more than 10 hours journey thr
    Public Space / 13th December 2005
  • Open letter to DSE Nagaland
    Against the backdrop of CSUTT drawing your attention pertaining to my appointment to the post of PGT (G.H.S.S. Tuensang), I have the honour to draw your kind attention in response to their demand.At the outset,
    Public Space / 13th December 2005
  • Civil Demonstration For Early Solution
    Public Statement: Delivered on behalf of Naga people at the Civil Demonstration for Early Solution held on 12th December, 2005, 9 AM, at City Tower Junction, Dimapur, Nagaland.The CIVIL DEMONSTRATION FOR EARLY
    Public Space / 13th December 2005
  • Hornbill Impressions
    Lisa MAs usual, a trip to Nagaland is always a blast. And it was even more so this time because of the Hornbill Festival. Since I had been here last year too for the festival, I knew it would be an out-of-the-w
    People-Life-Etc / 13th December 2005
  • Usha scouts for Naga talent
    DIMAPUR, Dec 11 (MExN): Usha Uthup, a four time Channel [V] outstanding achievement awardee from ‘Kolkota, Kolkota…’ is here with her ‘five army band’ to sweep away the Dimapurians with her husky voic
    Nagaland / 12th December 2005
  • Winter mirth hangs in fine balance
    Morung Express NewsDecember 11KOHIMA: One can only hope that the ghastly aftermath of drunkenness and road mishaps that occurred during the conclusion of Hornbill Festival is not repeated. For, there are three
    Nagaland / 12th December 2005
  • Solution to Tobu imbroglio in sight
    Chang, Konyak Tribal hohos evolve formula; relations normalizedDIMAPUR, DEC 11 (MExN): The leaders of both the Chang and Konyak communities along with the Special Committee members appointed specifically to res
    Nagaland / 12th December 2005
  • Team NSCN-IM left to decide fate of ceasefire
    Continuation of CF in GoI, NSCN-IM hands: RioKaraiba ChawangDecember 11KOHIMA (MExN): In a move that could well put the NSCN-IM leadership under pressure to salvage the eight year old ceasefire, reliable source
    Nagaland / 12th December 2005
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