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  • Dimapur clinic refuses to treat HIV+ person
    Dimapur, August 3 (MExN): A person was today refused dressing of a wound by a local chemist/druggist here on learning that the patient was HIV positive. A pharmacy, M/S Delight Pharma, located alongside Dimapur
    Nagaland / 4th August 2005
  • LHZ mapping recommends control for landslides in Kohima
    Chizokho VeroKohima| August 3The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO)’s sponsored project on “Landslide Hazard Zonation Mapping of Kohima town and part of NH-39 between Kohima and Chumukedima,” as un
    Nagaland / 4th August 2005
  • PNP+ ‘promoting access campaign’ receive huge support
    Pfutsero, August 3 (MExN): The citizens of the coldest town in Nagaland today warmly extended solidarity for the people living with HIV/AIDS (PLHAs), as more than 1500 came out in support of the campaign to pro
    Nagaland / 4th August 2005
  • Rengmas demand backward status
    Dimapur, August 3 (MExN): The Rengma Students’ Union today demanded the iclusion of the Rengmas in the ‘Backward category or Unrepresented Tribe’ and that it should be given certain Reservation in terms o
    Nagaland / 4th August 2005
  • NNP welcomes cease-fire extension
    Dimapur, August 3 (MExN): The Naga National Party (NNP) has today welcomed the indefinite cease-fire extension signed between the Government of India and the NSCN-IM while making a point that peace is the need
    Nagaland / 4th August 2005
  • The Reservation Policy cannot/should not be enforced indefinitely
    It is “our moral obligation and constitutional responsibility” to promote the educational and economic interests of the poor, particularly of the weaker section of the people.If weaker sections were to take
    Infocus / 4th August 2005
  • What lies beneath?
    Y Merina Chishi, Sema Tila, DimapurThe peace process between the Government of India and the NSCN (I-M) has been going on for a decade. The endless number of meetings that have taken place gives us a sense of h
    Infocus / 4th August 2005
  • Brainkruptcy
    For some time now, I thought that that acute Brainkruptcy of ideas was stifling only the Naga existence of any human worth, but now I realize even more that the problem of Brainkruptcy has spread beyond the Nag
    Editorial / 4th August 2005
  • Final verdict in Maongwati case soon
    Standing Warrant issued against four absconders in Moangwati’s caseMorung Express NewsAugust 2DIMAPUR : The sensational Dr Maongwati assassination attempt case which had drawn the attention of both the local
    Nagaland / 3rd August 2005
  • Solution Lies with Manipur government: Centre
    Talks with Okram Ibobi Singh probable in few days: ANSAMAl NgullieAugust 2DIMAPUR: The Government of India has tacitly placed the onus of finding a solution to the ongoing agitation by Naga organizations in Man
    Nagaland / 3rd August 2005
  • Govt appeals for calm over Tobu crisis
    Morung Express NewsAugust 2DIMAPUR: In a frantic appeal to the two communities involved over the Tobu crisis, the State Cabinet today held an emergency meeting in connection with the ongoing Tobu issue and othe
    Nagaland / 3rd August 2005
  • Konyak Union lambasts appeasement policy of DAN
    Plans 4-phase agitationKonyak Legislators told to prepare resignation lettersShahkai KonyakAugust 2MON (MExN): The Konyak Union has termed as indifferent the attitude of the State government towards the demands
    Nagaland / 3rd August 2005
  • SYCOPHANCY the name of the game, MANIPULATION its rule
    Vayu NibedonSYCOPHANCY is the name of the game and MANIPULATION its rule. Seems like almost anybody with a certain amount of pull would readily fiddle with the dynamics to suit their own devices. IS SOMEONE GET
    Public Space / 3rd August 2005
  • Exploring new paths
    The Peace process between the Government of India (GoI) and National Socialist Council of Nagalim (NSCN-IM) enters into the 9th year with both parties agreeing to further continue the process through the extens
    Editorial / 3rd August 2005
  • Are women humour deficient?
    Atongla RothrongI vividly recall a male friend several years ago, looking up from a book of short fictions, written by a well known woman writer. “Why is women’s writing so uniformly humorless?” he asked.
    Infocus / 3rd August 2005
  • Sustaining economy through poultry
    Richard HumtsoePoultry is one of the important components of the farming economy providing additional income and job opportunities to a large number of persons, especially to the weaker sections of the society.
    Infocus / 3rd August 2005
  • Wood power: Towards a self-reliant economy
    Atong, Sunep, PeterThe Rig Wood Enterprise is a self- reliance project, started with the purpose of promoting self-employment to the youths, particularly the skilled ones in the art of woodwork by providing a p
    Infocus / 2nd August 2005
  • Manifold error in Nagaland HDR
    Sir-Nagaland Human Development Report released January needs to be appreciated and debated thoroughly as rightly pointed out by the top officials during the official release ceremony. The Governor of Nagaland S
    Public Space / 2nd August 2005
  • Taxing Toll
    Illegal tax collection on transport vehicles by various registered and unregistered unions remain rampant in the State. This is even after the Deputy Commissioner of Dimapur had passed an order directing the as
    Editorial / 2nd August 2005
  • Positive action
    The battle against HIV/AIDS demands a combined, committed response if it is to be effectively confronted and surmounted. It no longer remains merely a health problem confined to a certain remote section of the
    Editorial / 2nd August 2005
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