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  • Heraka, WWSJT settle temple and wine issue
    MasangumOctober 10Jalukie (MExN): The Women Welfare Society Jalukie Town (WWSJT) and the Heraka Council have resolved the misunderstanding between the two, which arose out of the alleged forceful entry of WWSJT
    Nagaland / 11th October 2005
  • Earthquake Mitigation
    Saturday’s earthquake measuring 7.7 on the Richter scale has brought complete devastation in three countries with death toll estimated to be well over 30,000 in Pakistan alone. The earthquake, centering round
    Editorial / 11th October 2005
  • Politics of Underdevelopment
    Underdevelopment is not simply just the absence of development. It is created by current economic system which sucks resources from the villages to towns, from towns to cities and from developing counties to fi
    Editorial / 11th October 2005
  • Mercenary attitude
    The brutal killing of two civilians and three NSCN cadres by the Meghalaya police deserves more than the mere lip-service of condemnation. The issue stands at the core of our engagement with the Indian State an
    Public Space / 11th October 2005
  • Are we really on the path to freedom?
    P Himpao LamBreathes there the man with soul so dead, who never to himself had said, this is my own native land’ - this line from the poem ‘Patriotism’ by Sir Walter Scott, had me pondering for quite some
    Infocus / 11th October 2005
  • Westernization and Modernization
    Peter ChacheiThe present development in our society is drifting more towards westernization rather than modernization which might have a bad impression on our generation or its citizens. Westernization and mode
    People-Life-Etc / 11th October 2005
  • ‘Pay up for killing pigs’ : Konyak Students
    MON, OCT 9 (MExN): The Konyak Students’ Union (KSU) demanded of the Veterinary department to compensate for losses incurred by swine owners in the region. More than 500 pigs whose value has been placed at Rs
    Nagaland / 10th October 2005
  • Demand note not ours: NSCN (IM)
    Dimapur, OCT 9 (MExN): The National Socialist Council of Nagalim (Isak-Muivah) has vehemently denied the purported demand for a loan to the tune of Rs 10 lakh made to NPF Minister Dr Shurhozelie and two other p
    Nagaland / 10th October 2005
  • ‘Challenge for NST department through fellowship service’
    Dimapur, Oct 9 (MExN): A special prayer service programme of Nagaland State Transport (NST) staff was held for the first time at the Dimapur station premises early this morning. The fellowship was under the the
    Nagaland / 10th October 2005
  • Bihar coup d’état
    In a landmark judgment, a five-judge Constitutional bench of the Supreme Court has held that the presidential order to dissolve the Bihar assembly earlier this year was unconstitutional. The latest injunction b
    Editorial / 10th October 2005
  • Education as Development
    Development and Education are about liberating people from all that holds them back from a full human life. Therefore ultimately development and education are about transformation, a process that involves spiri
    Editorial / 10th October 2005
  • Clarification to Heraka Pailei Baudi
    In response to the article of Heraka Pailei Baudi appealed to Chief Minister Nagaland which appeared in some local dailies on 6th and 7th Oct. ‘05. We the Women Welfare Society Jalukie Town would like to clar
    Public Space / 10th October 2005
  • An eye-opener
    Kamal ChetriThe recent NPSC bribery scandal should be an eye-opener to one and all, especially the Youth of the State. In the past, everybody knew about this fact, but no one had the guts to say or to expose th
    Infocus / 10th October 2005
  • Is enough being done on HIV/AIDS in Nagaland?
    Those who said ‘NO’ not enough is being done on HIV/AIDS in Nagaland had this to say:• Not enough is done in Nagaland. Look at the increasing number of HIV cases. A lot of money is being pumped for HIV wo
    Weekly Poll Result / 10th October 2005
  • Poetry and its Clichếs
    “A word has a power to convey a world of information and to act as a spell upon the feelings, there is no need of sustained fiction, often no room for it”Atongla RothrongPerhaps, no person can be a poet, or
    Public Space / 10th October 2005
  • My ‘dr(ea)um’ machine
    Jungtina JamirWhen I was young, as in very young, I used to wonder what made the ‘thud, boom, and thump’ sound in the music I listened to. No one told me that it was a drum making that sound. I never unders
    People-Life-Etc / 10th October 2005
  • Pfutsero rallies against factional feud
    Morung Express NewsOctober 8PFÜTSERO: In the aftermath of the October 6 firing incident between armed cadres of the FGN and NSCN (IM), a public meeting was held at Town Centre Pfutsero this morning. The meetin
    Nagaland / 9th October 2005
  • “World’s prettiest university campus”
    Chizokho VeroOctober 8KOHIMA (MExN): Apart from the present two grand buildings-Nagaland Police headquarters and Nagaland Secretariat Complex in the state capital – it is now official that Nagaland will be ha
    Nagaland / 9th October 2005
  • Factional clashes destroys prospects of peace: NSF
    DIMAPUR OCT 8 (MExN): The Naga students Federation (NSF) affirming on the need for peace stated that the frequent factional clashes between the various factions of “national workers” would not only lead to
    Nagaland / 9th October 2005
  • Workshop on NER Vision 2020- Nagaland
    Kohima,  Oct 8 (MExN): A workshop on study findings of NER vision 2020 for the state of Nagaland under the aegis of the Entrepreneur Associates (EA) and Centre for North East Studies and Policy Research (C
    Nagaland / 9th October 2005
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