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  • Finding a niche
    According to the National Family Health Survey, 1998-99, Nagaland’s percentage of people aged 65 and above account for about 4.4 of the total population. This is slightly below the All India figure of 5% and
    Editorial / 1st October 2005
  • Making sense of NGOs
    It seems that any and every organization which does not fall under the direct structure of the state-system is fairly or unfairly labeled as a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO). Indeed the term ‘NGO’ is w
    Editorial / 1st October 2005
  • Extortion in the name of law
    Roko COne must admire the grit and determination of the Traffic Police in Dimapur who are trying their best to maintain smooth traffic especially during rush hour.However, the good name of the department should
    Infocus / 1st October 2005
  • Appeal to Director Health Services
    With reference to the DHS-3/115/P/WKA/PT/90 and DHS-4/ANM/WKA/93-94 from Akuk Students’ Union for immediate action of Pharmacist and ANM at Akuk Sub-Centre, the Akuk Students’ Union has requested the Pharma
    Public Space / 1st October 2005
  • Sanctioning pollution
    Standhope VarahSometimes ago, some village boys daunted one pastor Mingthing saying, “Does Bible really object bedding with beautiful women, wine, cigarettes or drugs?” Pat came the pastor’s simple reply,
    People-Life-Etc / 1st October 2005
  • Towards a new nationhood of the Naga people
    K ProngoA Spiritual InsightIt is not because God relishes denial that it is not given to all men to see all their dreams fulfilled in the manner of their own seeking. It is because the thing that God reserves f
    Public Space / 1st October 2005
  • CANSSEA joins nationwide strike
    Strike total in Phek, Mokokchung, partial in KohimaMorung Express NewsSeptember 29Kohima: Normal functioning of Government offices was affected in the State in view of the All India general strike today. Post o
    Nagaland / 30th September 2005
  • Rs. 54.52 lakhs for 3 footbridges in Kohima
    Chizokho VeroSeptember 29Kohima (MExN): Good news: Pedestrians would soon heave a sigh of relief as decks have been cleared for construction of 3 pedestrian footbridges within the 3 busiest locations of the sta
    Nagaland / 30th September 2005
  • NCP appreciates DAN Government
    Morung Express NewsSeptember 29Dimapur: The Nagaland unit of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) has expressed its sincere appreciation to the DAN Government headed by Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio for taking tim
    Nagaland / 30th September 2005
  • Rules for financial assistance to small tea growers
    Kohima, Sept 29: The Tea Board of India has changed the rules of submission as well as processing of applications for availing subsidy under Tea Board’s Plantation Development for small Tea Growers of the Nor
    Nagaland / 30th September 2005
  • Freeze the Border
    While the renewed focus on resolving the border dispute between India and China is very much welcomed, the contention over the definition of borderline both in the eastern and western sector should not be allow
    Editorial / 30th September 2005
  • Re-thinking education
    The process of addressing problems of education could possibly begin with an understanding that no education is neutral nor is the student the primary beneficiary. Micere Mugo reminds us that: “education is o
    Editorial / 30th September 2005
  • Open letter to UNLF chief
    You are right when you say that “… the Meiteis must be prepared to accept their past mistakes … that injustice was done to the smaller ethnic communities …” (The Sangai Express VII/10 of 22 Sept. 2005
    Infocus / 30th September 2005
  • Whither Armed Forces (Special) Powers Act?
    Joseph Kuba Nothing has yet been made public about the Armed Forces (Special) Powers Act 1958 Review Committee recommendations. Staying in Delhi and with gossips going round, one cannot, however, fail to s
    Infocus / 30th September 2005
  • Open letter to GM, BSNL
    We the Phom Students Conference would like to lay down one point request for your immediate and necessary action please. That Sir, it has been learned from our enquiry at the Telecom exchange at Longleng that t
    Public Space / 30th September 2005
  • Step motherly treatment under NEC fund
    I have the honour to state that, the North Eastern Council sponsored by the Government of India funded various developmental schemes/Projects for the North East Region. Normally, the annual Budget allocation of
    Public Space / 30th September 2005
  • How many trees go down to light 23318 hearths?
    Tungshang NingreichonA billboard by the forest department in a village says “Trees give water, Water gives rice, rice gives life” but do people read it or more importantly do they understand it? The years
    Public Space / 30th September 2005
  • The Three Amigo’s at it again
    Atongla RothrongIt was a night, it was such a night, cruising along, free of tension, apartness was out and togetherness was in. Hot blood, Cool cucumber and Chirpy couldn’t wait to get on the road again. Wer
    People-Life-Etc / 30th September 2005
  • NDA’s PIL hearing today
    Morung Express NewsSeptember 28DIMAPUR: The next hearing on the Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed by the Nagaland Doctors Association (NDA) challenging the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the Gov
    Nagaland / 29th September 2005
  • Police make headway in Wangyuh case
    Morung Express NewsSeptember 28 Dimapur: The Delhi Police has finally caught up with Dinesh Kumar Yadav, resident of Rewari Haryana, brother and accomplice of Amit Lamba, the conman who was implicated with
    Nagaland / 29th September 2005
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