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  • Enlightened Pragmatism
    Charting a new course for an irreversible friendship, India and China have decided to promote all round cooperation both bilaterally and at the international level. The decision taken by both countries to speed
    Editorial / 23rd November 2006
  • Cultural Renaissance in Naga Society
    Loss of religion is loss of culture Loss of culture is loss of identity - Padma Bhusan Rani GaidinliuThe Revival of Naga CivilizationAddressing the students on the occasion of the 42nd Dimapur Angami Stude
    Public Space / 23rd November 2006
  • Let me rekindle my hope
    Noel ManuelThe most valuable inherent quality that we could have hoped to have in our lives is the eminence of hope. It is not something that is gifted to us nor is it inherited from our ancestors. It comes pro
    Public Space / 23rd November 2006
  • Cong warm up for election battle
    Pfoshuo AriichoDimapur | November 21Leader of the Congress Legislature Party (CLP) and Leader of Opposition in the State Assembly I. Imkong today criticized present incumbent Neiphiu Rio as the most confused Ch
    Nagaland / 22nd November 2006
  • NSCN-IM clarifies over ‘assassination attempt’ allegations
    Dimapur, Nov 21 (MExN): Senior  NSCN-IM functionaries Deputy Kilonsers Vitoi and Hekheto and Tatar Kihoi has issued a clarification in response to the statement of Maj. Lhokishe of the NSCN-K that they wer
    Nagaland / 22nd November 2006
  • Imchen requests ANSTA to call off agitation
    Dimapur, Nov 21 (MExN): Minister for School and Technical Education, Imkong L Imchen today in a telephonic conversation with The Morung Express, appealed to the All Nagaland School Teachers Association (ANSTA)
    Nagaland / 22nd November 2006
  • Naga mothers reaffirm ‘Shed No More Blood’
    Dimapur, Nov 21 (MExN): The Naga Mothers Association (NMA) has reaffirmed its anti-blood slogan Shed No More Blood in the face of incessant factional turmoil between the Naga underground factions. The NMA in a
    Nagaland / 22nd November 2006
  • NCSU stir drives on for Govt response
    Kohima, Nov 21 (MExN): The state-wide poster and banner campaign launched by the Nagaland Contractors and Supplier Union (NCSU) has entered into its fourth day today.Mention may be made that the NCSU resumed th
    Nagaland / 22nd November 2006
  • Privilege Club
    Despite the last-ditch opposition to the India-US civil nuclear cooperation deal, the US Senate voted 85-12 on Thursday last in favour of the historic deal. Significantly, each of the six killer amendments prop
    Editorial / 22nd November 2006
  • All roads lead to Nagaland
    Imtisela AoRecently, admission has been granted to more than 3665 students from Manipur under the Nagaland Board of School Education on humanitarian grounds. Today, precedence has already been set in the HSLC l
    Public Space / 22nd November 2006
  • The Road to Hell is paved with Good Intentions
    Dr Bhaskar DasguptaOver the past few weeks, I was reading in the newspapers about various decisions made, and I cannot help but wonder whether these people have simply taken leave of their senses. I know common
    Infocus / 22nd November 2006
  • My Nagaland
    My Nagaland-mountains, hills, landscapes and rivers and valleys are all full of scenic beauties.My Nagaland, where there is no landless man or family.My Nagaland where there is no houselessor shelter less
    Public Space / 22nd November 2006
  • Police arrest 12 in illegal tax collection elimination drive
    Dimapur, Nov 20 (MExN): In what may be termed as a major blow to the flourishing business of illegal tax collection in the commercial hub of the state, Dimapur police arrested 12 illegal tax collectors from dif
    Nagaland / 21st November 2006
  • Ex-Minister gives account on ‘assassination attempt’
    Dimapur, Nov 20 (MExN): Former Minister K Zungkum from Shamator constituency has issued an account of the November 5 incident at Shamator town where an NSCN-IM cadre allegedly attempted to take his life.Accordi
    Nagaland / 21st November 2006
  • ‘Show-caused’ wireless employees knock Govt’s door
    Dimapur, Nov 20 (MExN): Show-caused employees of the NPTO have submitted a representation to the state government over the pending issue of regularization/absorption of wireless department employees served with
    Nagaland / 21st November 2006
  • ‘Factional killings have banished people’s voice into the wilderness’
    Dimapur, Nov 20 (MExN): The Co-ordination Committee of the three tribal councils of the Rongmei, the Zeme and the Liangmai communities has asked Naga underground factions to put stop to their fighting under the
    Nagaland / 21st November 2006
  • Zeliangrong to celebrate 25 years of Makuilongdi re-establishment
    Dimapur, Nov 20 (MExN): Elaborate preparations are on to celebrate the Silver Jubilee of the re-establishment of Makuilongdi, the oldest village of Zeliangrong people in Senapati district of Manipur, on Decembe
    Nagaland / 21st November 2006
  • Warming deliquent hearts in Old Timers way
    Dimapur, Nov 20 (MExN): As the winter season brings colder days in its wake, the Old Timers club of Diphupar warmed the hearts of the juvenile inmates in the Special Home and Observatory Home as they distribute
    Nagaland / 21st November 2006
  • Winds of Change
    The unfolding political stability in Nepal ever since the peace deal arrived between the reinstated civilian government and the Maoists provides ample opportunity for real democracy to return to the Himalayan K
    Editorial / 21st November 2006
  • Community radio gets its day
    Subramaniam VincentFinally, it feels the way it must feel. Relief, that community radio stations will be a reality soon, and excitement, that there is much to look forward to. An NGO can now get a license to ai
    Infocus / 21st November 2006
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