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  • The muffled sound and fury of corruption
    R T ChangIn the uncoded social norms of our State, corruption and scams has become the rule of the day and is becoming the fertile ground for political corruption. In the past decades there were many scams and
    Infocus / 20th August 2005
  • How can we overcome conflicts?
    Imtijungla LongcharMost married couples have conflicts and disagreements. Are not Christian couples supposed to live happily ever after? Actually, I’ve never met a couple who never argues. I’ve come across
    Infocus / 20th August 2005
  • Three chords to Passion
    Wati Imchen has been at the forefront of the local rock scene in Nagaland for more than a decade now. After a glorious stint as the flamboyant frontman for Squadron, arguably one of the first ‘star’ rock ba
    Entertainment / 20th August 2005
  • Poor old wagon
    Jungtina JamirSitting in dad’s old wagon is fun. Call it fluke but a lot of what keeps my mind race off to funny thoughts happens in his wagon. A fresh start will be Mandy Moore singing ‘Summer of 69’?? T
    People-Life-Etc / 20th August 2005
  • Govt. introduces 3 new Bills
    Morung Express NewsAugust 18KOHIMA: The Nagaland government today introduced the Nagaland Money Lenders Bill 2005 and the same will be discussed on August 19 for enacting the legislation.The bill if passed by t
    Nagaland / 19th August 2005
  • Rio submits White Paper on Rs 365 crores
    Sano MeruAugust 18 KOHIMA (MExN): Nagaland Chief Minister, Neiphiu Rio today laid on the table of the house the white paper on utilization of one time grant of Rs. 365 crore received from the Central Gover
    Nagaland / 19th August 2005
  • ‘Exempt Nagaland from Delimitation Act’
    Govt calls for increasing seats in State Assembly, Rajya Sabha, Lok SabhaChizokho VeroAugust 18KOHIMA (MExN): Leader in the State Legislature Assembly and Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio today moved the House for pa
    Nagaland / 19th August 2005
  • State resources drained by salary payment: Rio
    Morung Express NewsAugust 18KOHIMA: Chief Minister, Neiphiu Rio today maintained that a major part of the State resources were being drained out owing to the salary payment of the government employees and that
    Nagaland / 19th August 2005
  • Nagaland receives Rs. 233 lakh under calamity fund
    KOHIMA, Aug 18 (MExN): Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio today informed that the State government had received Rs. 319.50 lakhs and Rs. 233 lakhs during the year 2004-05 and 2005-06 respectively under Natural Calamity
    Nagaland / 19th August 2005
  • Govt. willing to hand over NPSC case to CBI
    KOHIMA, AUG 18 (MExN): Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphu Rio today stated that the government was willing to hand over the NPSC case to the CBI if the investigation by the Vigilance Commission was found dissatisfa
    Nagaland / 19th August 2005
  • Inner Line Permit check gates
    Kohima, Aug 18: Replying to a starred question posed by MLA, Tiameren on Inner Line Permit check gates, Home Minister Thenucho replied that there are 6 check gates located in different districts for checking of
    Nagaland / 19th August 2005
  • Government to create separate Directorate of Border affairs
    Kohima, August 18 : In order to strengthen and improve the management of the border areas, which are disputed, the State Government has decided to create a separate Directorate of Border Affairs which will be u
    Nagaland / 19th August 2005
  • Konyak Union Seek Clarification from NSCN-IM
    Mon, AUG 18 (MExN): The Konyak Union Advisory Board convened a meeting on August 17 at its conference hall. The emergency meeting was called by the KU in light of the NSCN-IM press statement in a local daily wh
    Nagaland / 19th August 2005
  • DMC revokes Maruti Motors Trade Licence
    Dimapur, AUG 18 (MExn): The Dimapur Municipal Council has decided to revoke the Trade Licence of Madan Sharma, the proprietor of Maruti Motors. The cancelled Trade Licence Number bears the number 244/2002. A de
    Nagaland / 19th August 2005
  • Self-sustaining employment
    The bill seeking to guarantee employment in rural areas—a promise made in the Common Minimum Programme of the United Progressive Alliance government—is likely to be soon passed under the nomenclature of the
    Editorial / 19th August 2005
  • The Marrying of Marriage or simply Marriage?
    Arkotong LongkumerIn a recent commentary on the notion of modern marriages, or rather celebrity marriages, Professor Gideon Garter, in the Sunday Times supplement (Style Magazine) makes a very interesting argum
    Infocus / 19th August 2005
  • Distortion of national emblem in State logo
    • Sir-Recently some prominent politicians, public leaders and others have expressed their views with healthy criticisms or otherwise on State Logo through the local print media. I would like to share a small
    Public Space / 19th August 2005
  • Integration through Education
    The Integrated Forum, Ukhrul‘Education is the vaccine to all violence’ so said James Olmos, an American thinker.There has been much hype about integration of all Naga tribes spread over various areas of the
    Infocus / 19th August 2005
  • Lessons learnt from my life
    Theja KacoI’m back!!! I’m glad to be back writing again (I hope that at least some of you may be happy to see my writing again). This article is a real ‘story’ about me and a girl. Let’s call her ‘T
    People-Life-Etc / 19th August 2005
  • Local Councilors petition Governor to ‘Save Democracy’
    Morung Express NewsAUGUST 17, DIMAPUR: A group of councilors from Chumukedima have petitioned the Governor of Nagaland to immediately intervene in what it termed as illegal selection of Chairperson for the Chum
    Nagaland / 18th August 2005
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