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  • State govt. to sponsor 100 Cosyne students
    Morung Express NewsAugust 7DIMAPUR: The Government of Nagaland has agreed to provide financial assistance to 100 prospective students to undergo Professional Job training at Cosyne Career Institute, Dimapur for
    Nagaland / 8th August 2005
  • Nagas proving good in carpentry
    Our CorrespondentAugust 7Kohima (MExN): Given proper guidelines and assistance to Naga carpenters, it would not be difficult for them to compete with the country’s top craftsmen. This was asserted at the Two
    Nagaland / 8th August 2005
  • Lack of funds hampers Consumer Awareness
    Morung Express NewsAugust 7Dimapur: Talking to The Morung Express, the Consumer Society Dimapur (CSD) discussed the lack of financial assistance from the State Government in their voluntary functions and awaren
    Nagaland / 8th August 2005
  • NSCN-IM reacts to Moangwati case
    Morung Express NewsAugust 7Dimapur: The NSCN-IM has made its stand in the Moangwati case clear. According to the outfit, the real picture was yet to emerge and the five accused presently in Police custody were
    Nagaland / 8th August 2005
  • Communitization brings remarkable health changes
    Chizokho VeroAugust 7KOHIMA (MExN): The improved communitization in the Health sector has brought about remarkable changes in the State. According to the Health and Family Welfare department, some of the change
    Nagaland / 8th August 2005
  • ISI infiltration in North-East a reality
    Nitin A GokhaleExternal Affairs Minister K. Natwar Singh’s three-day visit to Bangladesh over the weekend is the latest attempt by the two countries to repair a relationship that has reached a new low ever si
    Infocus / 8th August 2005
  • Zero Tolerance to Corruption
    One healthy fallout of the infamous NPSC corruption saga is the public interest and debate it has generated on the (mal) functioning of the Nagaland Public Service Commission (NPSC). How to restore the public f
    Editorial / 8th August 2005
  • Nothing to ridicule about
    • Sir-This is in response to the news items ‘Angami bodies to move govt on Naga hospital decision’ carried in your news daily dated August 2. The report seemed to be based on a supposed meeting of the Ang
    Public Space / 8th August 2005
  • The last lesson
    Peter Chachei“The one who holds the ladder at the bottom is frequently of more service than the man at the top”. – Iaan Creation Pvt. Ltd.As early as in 1832 the Nagas entered the History of the imperiali
    Infocus / 8th August 2005
  • Patil’s Statement: A Call for another Kalinga?
    Kedi HaraluThe recent statement made by the Union Home Minister, Shivraj Patil during a question hour at the Lok Sabha on the 5th of August 2005 that he had directed the Security Forces to prevent the ongoing e
    Infocus / 8th August 2005
  • Who are the most powerful in Naga society: Bureaucrats, Church Leaders or Politicians ?
    Those who voted for Church leaders had this to say:• The Church has time and again proved that they hold all the Aces, though for most of us (who call ourselves the GEn Next) think they  hold the jokers
    Weekly Poll Result / 8th August 2005
  • Justice denied is justice delayed
    Lemyaola ShimrayA classic study using certain measurement techniques discovered three types of suicide, namely, Altruistic, Egoistic and Anomic. Each of these types of suicide speaks of a specific ‘condition
    Infocus / 8th August 2005
  • Friendship
    Nehemiah RongA young child needs a companion so also an old grandmother. From the early days of one’s life till we grow old one needs a companion, someone to talk with, to share joys, passions, sorrows, jokes
    Public Space / 8th August 2005
  • DAN Cabinet approves plan for new University
    International-class University in Nagaland soon, initial investment to touch Rs. 30 to 40 croresAl NgullieAugust 6DIMAPUR (MExN): The NPF-led Democratic Alliance of Nagaland (DAN) Government on Wednesday, Augus
    Nagaland / 7th August 2005
  • Kohima faces shortage of traffic police
    Chizokho VeroAugust 6Kohima (MExN): Overworked, rapid growth of vehicles, shortage of Traffic personnel etc. These are some of the problems being faced by the Kohima District Traffic Police Department. The Depa
    Nagaland / 7th August 2005
  • Rallying against liquor
    Excerpts from an interview with the President of JWWS Jalukie, Adai IheilungMasangumAugust 6Peren (MExN) MEx: What prompted your society to organize the liquor Prohibition Rally just held recently?JWWS: To
    Nagaland / 7th August 2005
  • Nagaland spends 218 cr on education
    Morung Express NewsAugust 6KOHIMA: The State government had reportedly spent Rs. 218.41 crore on school, college and technical education out of a total State’s budget of Rs. 2060.4 crore during 2002-2003.This
    Nagaland / 7th August 2005
  • Should the NCS exams be postponed?
    “Postponement of exam will not root out corruption” Chizokho Vero, JournalistIf the question is posed before the aspiring candidates, then there should be no third opinion on this as NPSC candidates ha
    Public Space / 7th August 2005
  • Dealing with discouragement
    Rev. Dr. Zelhou KeyhoIn the first place discouragement appears to be casual and harmless-everyone goes through it. That is a very good reason not to be so alarmed when we are discouraged. But on the other hand,
    Faithleaf / 7th August 2005
  • The Pianist and Bass-Baritone singer from Khonoma village
    Nise Meruno - Classical performer par excellenceAlthough Nise Meruno, considerably well-know outside Nagaland, has carved a niche for himself in the local music scene, few Nagas know him as the prominent perfor
    Entertainment / 7th August 2005
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