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  • Appeal to various Christian denominations in Nagaland
    Mhonbemo PattonThrough this column, I would like to plight to All Christian communities in Nagaland and to express few words of my personal views i.e. when we consider about the Christian communities in Nagalan
    Infocus / 12th December 2006
  • Is Zunheboto under the purview of Ceasefire Agreement?
     Nagas have witnessed the spurt of violence as well as the helplessness experienced by the State Government and the Public Leaders of Zunheboto. On the whole, the recent factional clashes at Zunheboto is j
    Public Space / 12th December 2006
  • Indian missile defense: Many miles to travel
    Sudha Ramachandran With a successful missile-interception test last week, India has taken a significant step toward joining an elite club of countries that possess an incipient missile defense capability.
    Infocus / 12th December 2006
  • War in the realm
    Man has now the ability to create and destroy anything under the sun. Fictions in the past are now the reality of the unforeseen future. Environment has been degraded; society and administration are near to the
    Public Space / 12th December 2006
  • Living in a plastic world
    Agnes KrochaWe live in a plastic world. Plastics have become an indispensable part of our every day lives.We see it everywhere – it has become a common place in our homes, offices, schools and almost every wa
    People-Life-Etc / 12th December 2006
  • ‘Threat to NPMHR, a time to reflect’
    Dimapur, Dec 10 (MExN): Threats and intimidations directed against Naga Peoples Movement for Human Rights (NPMHR) are the telling realities to retrospect on its standing and tasks, said Neingulo Krome, first Se
    Nagaland / 11th December 2006
  • NPMHR undergoes soul searching
    Dimapur, Dec 10 (MExN): The Naga Peoples Movement for Human Rights (NPMHR), today on World Human Rights Day made some critical introspection into its activities and underwent an open discussion on its present,
    Nagaland / 11th December 2006
  • First tourist village in Wokha dist comes into being
    Kohima, Dec 10 (MExN): Parliamentary Secretary Tourism, Kaito Aye inaugurated the first ever tourist village in Wokha district and the fourth in the state at Old Riphyim village yesterday. Addressing a lar
    Nagaland / 11th December 2006
  • DIS Peren denies involvement in ZBCC’s SSA ‘fund misuse’
    Dimapur, Dec 10 (MExN): The Peren Deputy Inspector of Schools today issued a rejoinder to the allegations that it had given a clean chit to the Zeme Baptist Church Council (ZBCC) that SSAs Residential Alternati
    Nagaland / 11th December 2006
  • NPMHR: A pledge to reach out to a besieged people
    Dimapur, Dec 10 (MExN): Strong calls for retrospection on the standing and task of Naga Peoples Movement for Human Rights (NPMHR) vis-à-vis the past as well as tests ahead pertinent to the Naga political unres
    Nagaland / 11th December 2006
  • Common Heritage
    The Sixth Annual Hornbill Festival ended with yet another colorful extravaganza at the Naga Heritage Complex, Kisama Village on December 7. The decision taken last year by the DAN government to extend the perio
    Editorial / 11th December 2006
  • No other Option
    The necessity to create a viable and secure political, social, cultural and economic environment that would allow people to exercise their rights continues to be the primary essence of peoples movement, the wor
    Editorial / 11th December 2006
  • Ancient practice divides an India sharply split between urban and rural
    Tim SullivanIts an unused cornfield at the edge of an isolated village, an empty plot of earth that the police flattened with a backhoe and hosed down with a water tanker. But villagers take off their shoes whe
    Infocus / 11th December 2006
  • Are you satisfied with the way the Hornbill Festival has been organised?
    Those who said YES had this to say:•    It is much better organised this year. Tourists coming from different countries, including US Consul General, is encouraging despite factional fight
    Weekly Poll Result / 11th December 2006
  • 2001 Census and the Black Day
    John Basho PouDec 10, 2006 was the Black Day for Mao-Maram, Tadubi and Purul Blocks when the Backs fags are put up at all houses affected by the Census 2001 reports. No vehicles movement, all shops closed, and
    Public Space / 11th December 2006
  • Nagaland orphanage seeks new address
    Bano HaraluKohima | December 9Two-year-old Aseno is the youngest in the orphanage at Sithikhu village, 10 km from Kohima. Thats the only home she and 69 other children know. But its unlikely to continue to
    Nagaland / 10th December 2006
  • Rio pushes for dismantling RAP regime
    Morung Express NewsDimapur | December 9Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio has in no uncertain terms made it clear that in order to project the Northeast region as a tourist paradise, the out-dated RAP/PAP regimes would
    Nagaland / 10th December 2006
  • Free American spirit disenchanted by RAP regime
    Morung Express NewsDimapur | December 9ANY UPTURN in American-Naga partnership may well depend on the RAP factor. Despite the low key official contact between the United States and Nagaland, US Consul General H
    Nagaland / 10th December 2006
  • US denies Senator-NSCN (IM) link
    Morung Express NewsDimapur | December 9A senior American diplomat has denied earlier reports of a link-up between United States Senator Barbara Boxer and the Naga underground outfit, NSCN (IM). Speaking exclusi
    Nagaland / 10th December 2006
  • Time to wind up ‘fruitless’ talks – NSCN-K
    Dimapur, Dec 9 (MExN): The NSCN-K wants that the ongoing peace talks between the Government of India and the NSCN-IM should wind up because the last ten years have been fruitless. The GoI instead should now tam
    Nagaland / 10th December 2006
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