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  • Dialogue of the deaf
    Human failure to respond to the natural call for transformation indicates that they have lost their capacity to make relevant structural adjustments with change. In the process humans have become immune to the
    Editorial / 29th November 2005
  • Living in a troubled era
    With an inner feeling of pride for being a Naga that I am, so do every Naga  harbor the feeling of being special for various reasons - natural or artificial.Above all, we proclaim Christianity as our faith
    Public Space / 29th November 2005
  • Militarizing the young minds
    Tungshang NingreichonThe continued and deliberate attempt of the state and its agencies to sabotage people’s efforts for peace and more damagingly the ongoing psychological warfare with various divisive metho
    Infocus / 29th November 2005
  • In search of a place called Home
    K Ela“Tell me not to forget/The tears of a child/ don’t know what makes up tears,/Its more than water./With the scars of the heart and the wounds of life,/Tears just increase,/But the tears from a child is
    Infocus / 29th November 2005
  • Fashion and Beyond: Cluster Development, a NIFT initiative
    Kos ZhasaNIFT’s social consciousness is markedly felt in its cluster development project that aims at alleviating poverty levels at the grassroots level by establishing a large number of micro-enterprises in
    Public Space / 29th November 2005
  • My secret annexe
    Atongla RothrongI have two things to confess to you today, which will take a long time. But I must tell someone and you are the best one to tell, as I know that, come what may, you my diary, always keep my spac
    People-Life-Etc / 29th November 2005
  • NPMHR shares solidarity with Press fraternity
    DIMAPUR, NOV 27 (MExN): The Naga Peoples Movement for Human Rights (NPMHR) has condemned the attempt on the life of Xavier Rutsa, a senior journalist of a local paper who was grievously hurt by the ill motivate
    Nagaland / 28th November 2005
  • NSCNs deny hand in Xavier shoot-out
    DIMAPUR, NOV 27 (MExN): The NSCN (K) has clearly denied having anything to do with the assassination attempt made on Nagaland Post journalist Xavier Rütsa and instead put the blame on the NSCN (IM) alleging th
    Nagaland / 28th November 2005
  • Journalists yet to taste new policy of accreditation
    Morung Express NewsNovember 27KOHIMA: Journalists are yet to taste the new policy of press accreditation in the State. It has been reported that the renewal as well as the fresh accreditation has not been made
    Nagaland / 28th November 2005
  • Security beefed up in Kohima, Dimapur
    Dimapur, Nov 27 (MExN): Following the assassination of Late Hesso Mao and the firing at Xavier Rütsa, security has been beefed up in and around the capital city of Kohima. Contingents of the Indian Army were s
    Nagaland / 28th November 2005
  • Sumi Baptist Church dedicated
    DIMAPUR, NOV 27 (MExN): The new church building of the Sumi Baptist Church, Sugar Mill Village, Dimapur was dedicated for the glory of the Lord on November 27 amidst a large gathering. Hundreds of believers als
    Nagaland / 28th November 2005
  • Is the DAN Government doing enough for the empowerment of youths?
    Those who said “YES” had this to say:•    With the Chief Minister himself taking initiative in the development of the personality of the youths, the government is taking a leap towards
    Weekly Poll Result / 28th November 2005
  • Phek NPF takes exception to submission of memo to Governors
    DIMAPUR, NOV 27 (MExN): The leaders and members of the NPF, Phek Division held a meeting on November 26 at Hotel Japfu, Kohima and lauded the party President Shurhozelie and chief minister Neiphiu Rio for guidi
    Nagaland / 28th November 2005
  • Silencing the Truth
    Violence against journalists working in Nagaland though not as marked in other places does exist and the latest attack on Nagaland Post Kohima Correspondent Xavier Rutsa should not be easily brushed aside simpl
    Editorial / 28th November 2005
  • Stop the Blindness
    “Stop AIDS; Keep the Promise” the theme for World AIDS Day 2005 is strong indicator of the acknowledgement for a need in shifting the focal point against AIDS, from prevention to participation. UNAIDS estim
    Editorial / 28th November 2005
  • Nagaland for Christ- professed by anti Christ
    The call for peace by all sections of the Naga society was marred when seven public leaders including a pastor of Chakesang Mission Center Church, Nuvosayi Vese were abducted by the NSCN (IM) on 10 November 200
    Public Space / 28th November 2005
  • Who is next to step on death
    (An Outcry against the use of Bombs and Land Mines)Henry Konyak02 October 2004, is witness to the most ghastly incident which shattered the human faith which one human being had for another. You have guessed it
    Infocus / 28th November 2005
  • Who is more dangerous?
    The statement of IGAR-North and GoC Nagaland S.S Kumar’s statement on 19th of November 2005, is not to be taken as it is. All sensible Nagas especially the youths of today must analyze thoroughly, considering
    Public Space / 28th November 2005
  • NSCN (K) refute Minister Tokheho over Nov 8 incident
    DIMAPUR NOV 26 (MExN): Reacting sharply to the clarification and version given by Minister of Roads & Bridges Tokheho Yepthomi regarding allegations leveled against him of being in league with the NSCN (IM)
    Nagaland / 27th November 2005
  • GOC 3 Corps propose review of CF ground rules
    ‘The Status quo is not in the interest of anybody’Morung Express NewsNovember 26DIMAPUR: Pointing to the Ceasefire Ground Rules being violated on several counts by both faction of the NSCN, the General Offi
    Nagaland / 27th November 2005
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