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  • Langpangkong Senso Telongjem celebrates Silver Jubilee
    Sangkong JamirOctober 14MOKOKCHUNG (MExN): Langpangkong Senso Telongjem, Mokokchung, celebrated its Silver jubilee at Town Hall, Mokokchung with N. Panger Jamir, Director, Employment and Craftsman training, Nag
    Nagaland / 15th October 2005
  • APO meet resolves
    Kohima, Oct 14 (MExN): The executive council of the Angami Public Organisation (APO) held a meeting on October 13 last at Kohima and adopted certain resolutions.The APO placed on record the morale courage of th
    Nagaland / 15th October 2005
  • Muivah has accepted Suisa’s proposal: FGN Secy
    Morung Express NewsOctober 14Dimapur: Dubbing NSCN-IM leader Thuingaleng Muivah an Indian sponsored terrorist, Alan, an assistant secretary in the FGN hierarchy today stated in a press release that the NSCN Gen
    Nagaland / 15th October 2005
  • DMC agenda
    The numerous initiatives undertaken by the Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC) during the short period since taking office needs to be appreciated. Due credit must go to the DMC under the leadership of its Chairper
    Editorial / 15th October 2005
  • Addressing history in a meaningful way
    To move forward, we must first begin to understand where we came from and where we are today. In order to do so, we must reclaim our heritage, reclaim our stories, erase the myths that have distorted our identi
    Editorial / 15th October 2005
  • Why do we need Hindi language?
    The article that was published under Public grievance cell on 15th of Sept 2005 ‘Lack of concern for Hindi in Nagaland’ by Shwenlo Semy Rengma, Hindi instructor of Dimapur; Nagaland seem to have captured ma
    Infocus / 15th October 2005
  • Mokokchung NPF Youth wing grateful
    The NPF Youth Wing Mokokchung Division would like to express our profound gratitude to all those for the successful conduct of the Inter School Literary Competition held at Mokokchung on the 4th of Oct’05. Th
    Public Space / 15th October 2005
  • A chopper act
    Sothing ShimrayOne early  morning, to be precise at 7:00 AM, my cell phone woke me up  early to the call of my senior colleague from Imphal informing me that the Chief Minister is coming to my area in
    People-Life-Etc / 15th October 2005
  • ADC Tizit responds to KSU
    DIMAPUR, OCT 14 (MExN): Responding to a news item appearing in a section of the local media wherein the Konyak Students Union (KSU) had demanded that the ADC Tizit be expelled for negligence of duty, Additional
    Nagaland / 15th October 2005
  • Irregularities in Police recruitment test alleged
    DIMAPUR, OCT 13 (MExN): In a letter to the Special Secretary, Government of Nagaland, Home Department, Police Branch, the Nagaland Police Wireless Employees Association (NPWEA) has questioned the legality of va
    Nagaland / 14th October 2005
  • Indian food tickle Naga tastebuds
    Chizokho VeroOctober 13Kohima (MExN): Visitors today thronged the much awaited Indian Food Fest here at Dream Café, Ser’s Bazaar to rediscover the tastes of Indian cuisine in all its masala glory “The
    Nagaland / 14th October 2005
  • Nagaland 2020, a vision: PART 2
    Morung Express NewsOctober 13KOHIMA: By the year 2020, it is possible to see a developed Nagaland—with the population under control, the economy growing at accelerated pace, infrastructure such as transport,
    Morung Exclusive / 14th October 2005
  • Dimapur breathes easier with DMC’s drive
    Morung Express NewsOctober 13DIMAPUR: If things turn out as being planned by the Dimapur municipal Council (DMC) important transit stations in Dimapur like the NST Taxi Stand, the Inter State Truck Stand (ISTS)
    Nagaland / 14th October 2005
  • Post-Saddam accession
    The spate of suicide attacks in post-Saddam Iraq continues to spiral even as the country grapples to come to terms with a new constitution which has raised more questions about the future of Iraq’s polity and
    Editorial / 14th October 2005
  • Children of Conflict
    The nature of armed-conflicts in the present modern world has dramatically changed the political relations towards a ‘new world disorder’ with increasing emergence of the ‘complex humanitarian emergency.
    Editorial / 14th October 2005
  • How many roads must we take?
    Arkotong Longkumer‘How many roads must a man walk down, before you call him a man’, emanates hauntingly as the palpable light from the TV screen takes form. The image is that of a scruffy looking man, in hi
    Infocus / 14th October 2005
  • Overcharge of Taxi fares
    On behalf of the students’ community I would like to highlight some of the problems that are faced by the students’ throught your esteemed paper.That Sir, I would like the attention of the Taxi Drivers Unio
    Public Space / 14th October 2005
  • Manipur Media: Quantity or Quality!
    U A ShimrayTelevision and cable network have reach many households. Today, media revolution turns incredible market in the world of business. For the North Eastern region, Television first came in 1982 (Thanks
    Public Space / 14th October 2005
  • Walking on a moonless hasty night
    Atongla RothrongWatching people of all shapes and sizes fight, all for a change of color in their belt may be worth it for the person concerned. But for the lesser few like me and the rest of the fraternity it
    People-Life-Etc / 14th October 2005
  • Nagaland 2020, a vision: PART ONE
    Chizokho VeroOctober 12KOHIMA (MExN): By the year 2020, it is possible to see a developed Nagaland—with population under control, the economy growing at an accelerated pace, infrastructure such as transport,
    Morung Exclusive / 13th October 2005
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