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  • Imkong to ensure text book distribution in time by 2006
    Chizokho VeroNovember 23Kohima (MExN): Minister for school education Imkong L. Imchen today assured that he would make all efforts to make free text book distribution reach the Village Education Committee (VEC)
    Nagaland / 24th November 2005
  • Delete Laloo Enter Nitish
    That the power to change the course of political history lies with the people has once again being amply demonstrated in Bihar with the electorate voting against Laloo Prasad Yadav who for the last 15 years don
    Editorial / 24th November 2005
  • Understanding Naga Woodcarving
    Abraham LothaVisitors to Nagaland are often amazed by two prominent artistic expressions of Nagas: shawls and music. Even though less attention is given to it these days, woodcarving was another artistic expres
    Infocus / 24th November 2005
  • Single way for Nagas
    Y Wangtin KonyakThe study of the Naga political situation confirms that, there is only one single way for the salvation of the Nagas from the bondage of the present terrific atmosphere. Our leaders believed on
    Infocus / 24th November 2005
  • Misleading & distorting for Integration?
    The 15th Session of the United Sangtam Likhum Bumji (USLB) to be held at Chare Town on November 8 and 9 was differed because some NSCN (IM) group and some vested interest individual did not allow the delegates
    Public Space / 24th November 2005
  • Measures for preventing meat-borne disease
    We Nagas are compulsive meat consumers. Since, time immemorial we have been consuming meat and its products derived from our own resources of back yard farming. Now a days, with the increase in population the d
    Public Space / 24th November 2005
  • People of Assam want radical change
    Morung Express NewsNovember 22Dimapur: People of Assam want to bring about a radical change in the system which governs them. Members of the People’s Consultative Group (PCG) were set up by the ULFA to hold i
    Nagaland / 23rd November 2005
  • Govt. undaunted by ‘blacklisting’
    Karaiba ChawangNovember 22Kohima (MExN): Despite the US, Australia and Canada blacklisting Nagaland, as an “unsafe tourist destination”, the State government remains undaunted on the prospect of tourist inf
    Nagaland / 23rd November 2005
  • NSCN (IM) advises Assam Rifles General
    DIMAPUR, NOv 22 (MExn): The NSCN (IM) today advised Major General SS Kumar not to undermine the Naga people and their ‘anointed leader’ Thuingaleng Muivah and told him to rather “respect the people and th
    Nagaland / 23rd November 2005
  • Review of NU-Lumami landowners MoU on the cards
    Morung Express NewsNovember 22DIMAPUR: The Cabinet Memorandum April 2 2001 and the Written Agreement between the Lumami village landowners and the Nagaland University signed in May 28, 2002 might be reviewed by
    Nagaland / 23rd November 2005
  • Govt to address issue of unqualified teachers
    Chizokho VeroNovember 22Kohima (MExN): Minister for school education Imkong L Imchen said that the government would work out some modalities to address the unqualified and untrained teachers in the state. The m
    Nagaland / 23rd November 2005
  • Govt contemplates more restriction on entry into Nagaland Secretariat
    KOHIMA, NOV 22 (DIPR): In a bid to provide congenial working environment in the Nagaland Civil Secretariat, State Government is working on a plan to put more checking on visitors and streamline issue of entry c
    Nagaland / 23rd November 2005
  • Tumultuous Times
    Bringing together political leaders into a common forum is not always an easy task given the intractable conflict and the near zero level communication that usually define their (dis)association. One of the fir
    Editorial / 23rd November 2005
  • Discrimination of Rengma tribe by DAN Govt
    I would like to impress upon the government of Nagaland through this small letter, the grievances of the Rengma tribe. I would prefer not to go in detail the history of the Rengma, since the government is aware
    Public Space / 23rd November 2005
  • Which is better - Democracy or Religion?
    Atongla Rothrong“Democracy helps people to become greedy” do some people tell you? “By Democratic system of government, people obtain more than their fair share of the necessary things for living. Some pe
    Infocus / 23rd November 2005
  • Misibailam: The rootcause of Karbi Anglong genocide
    In the recent mass-killing in Karbi Anglong and N.C.Hills, more than 100 innocent people from Dimasa and Karbi were killed, forty villages of both the communities comprising of one thousand houses were burnt do
    Public Space / 23rd November 2005
  • Trespassing the Law of Nature and its consequences
    Anita EzungIn the year 2004, leopards of the national park of Mumbai made world headlines. Leopards all of a sudden became man eaters. So, when the naturalist studied the strange phenomena of the animal behavio
    People-Life-Etc / 23rd November 2005
  • Minor raped, NGOs demand expulsion of culprit’s family
    “The very existence and domicile of each and every one of their family members here at Phek pose a perilous future particularly for our young generation and women at large”Chizokho VeroNovember 21Phek (MExN
    Nagaland / 22nd November 2005
  • Scientists study Agro potential of jatropha in Nagaland
    Morung Express NewsNovember 21DIMAPUR: The central team comprising of Dr. Kuril, Director NOVOD Board under Ministry of Agriculture, Government of India, Dr. D. Rao, Scientist (Entomology) ICAR, Nagaland center
    Nagaland / 22nd November 2005
  • 8 held in Ghorapatti murder case
    Morung Express News November 21DIMAPUR:  In a major development, the Dimapur Police have arrested 8 persons from different parts of the city in connection with the November 15 Ghorapatti dacoity case
    Nagaland / 22nd November 2005
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