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  • Unprofitable Cause
    The news of the Election Commission (EC) of India giving a clean chit to Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio on the Office of Profit issue is welcome and a similar verdict in favour of Leader of Opposition I. Imkong bri
    Editorial / 10th November 2006
  • Two White Sisters in Asia: Israel and Australia
    M. Shahid AlamIn a recent interview published in Haaretz, Naftali Tamir, the Israeli ambassador to Australia, articulates a perennial need for white collaborators that has defined the Zionist project since its
    Infocus / 10th November 2006
  • A great favor done
    Rejoinder to the expulsion order from Namri Nchan which was published in some local English dailiesAs per the letter dated 02/11/06, with reference no. POCAC/Gen-l/06, Namri Nchang, Convenor of Peren District C
    Public Space / 10th November 2006
  • A word for understanding
    We are living in such a situation that the people are easier to blame one another than appreciating and encouraging one another. Being critical is a must but undue criticism does more harm than good.Mr. Neiphiu
    Public Space / 10th November 2006
  • Mutual cooperation in the service of our people
    In spite of fervently requesting ceaselessly to make a peace family and a repose country by elders, leaders, various organization, union and individual lovers of our people, purposely attacking and killing of o
    Public Space / 10th November 2006
  • The conflict cannot wait
    Roni Ben EfratChallengeAmericas entrapment in Iraq creates a vacuum through the Middle East. The way out of that war has become the great question of US politics. Mid-term Congressional elections are due on Nov
    Infocus / 9th November 2006
  • White milk revolution on pipeline in State
    Kohima, Nov 8 (MExN): The state government is contemplating to launch a White Milk Revolution in the state soon. Talking to media persons on the sidelines of launching a Comprehensive Rural Extension Services P
    Nagaland / 9th November 2006
  • Good feel factor for livestock farming in Nagaland
    Chizokho VeroKohima | November 8In a major boost to the development of indigenous livestock as a gainful economic activity in Nagaland, a Comprehensive Rural Extension Services Programme (CRESP) has been launch
    Nagaland / 9th November 2006
  • Shamator put foot down on ‘undergrounds’ arrogance’
    Dimapur, Nov 8 (MExN): Fed up of what it termed the underground factions arrogance and that a time has come for public movement and dominance since it cannot keep silent for too long, the public of Shamator tow
    Nagaland / 9th November 2006
  • NSF demands shifting of VC’s office
    Dimapur, Nov 8 (MExN): The Naga Students Federation (NSF) today, in a representation submitted to the Nagaland University  asked the Vice Chancellor of NU to immediately shift the VCs office from Kohima to
    Nagaland / 9th November 2006
  • NSCN-K delves on cease-fire history
    DIMAPUR, NOV 8 (MExN): Today, Naga fratricides and factional clashes have become household words throughout the length and breadth of Nagaland. Naga national workers of all groups have forgotten, it is true, th
    Nagaland / 9th November 2006
  • Export docmentation to fuel entrepreneurial Look east policy drive
    KOHIMA, NOV 8 (MExN): Export-Import Bank of India (Exim Bank), in association with United Bank of India and Department of Industry & Commerce, Government of Nagaland, organised a one-day seminar on Export P
    Nagaland / 9th November 2006
  • Might is Law
    It is somewhat of a coincidence to write an editorial of this nature exactly a year after The Morung Express had strongly commented on the assassination of former Director General of Police Hesso Mao in the Sta
    Editorial / 9th November 2006
  • ‘Affiliation of schools to NBSE – Nagas come closer’
    It is good news for the Naga students of Manipur four hill districts that the Nagaland government has decided to allow the students of the four Naga districts to appear for the Class X Examinations to be conduc
    Infocus / 9th November 2006
  • “A Believer must not take Medicine”
    At the outset, I would like to state that the purpose of this article is not to support or either to criticize groups or any individuals or state that God does not heal without medicine but to show from Gods Wo
    Public Space / 9th November 2006
  • Let me respect my elders
    Noel ManuelI was often reminded by my parents to look up to people who are older to you in good words, good actions and good thoughts. Not aware of what they really meant by this, I thought it necessary to ask
    Public Space / 9th November 2006
  • Mental Exercises
    Sentilong OzukumMr. Sahu, our social science teacher back in school always used to bombard our ears the day before vacations with his analogy, Remember that your mind is like a Dao and will get rusted if you le
    People-Life-Etc / 9th November 2006
  • Nagas’ demand of unification is legitimate
    Many attempts were made by the Indian Govt. for the last sixty years to suppress the Naga freedom movement through military means but never borne fruit. This futile attempt made them realize now that the Naga p
    Public Space / 9th November 2006
  • Revelations From The Spirit Of The Lord That Hinders Naga Sovereignty And Some Other Revelations
    Human point of views that hinders Naga Sovereignty:-1. Most of the Naga people (public) blame Factions and National Workers that till they unite, it is not possible to expect Bright Future, as if they are only
    Public Space / 9th November 2006
  • Paradigm shift in thinking among our factional leaders
    The past is important and no one can deny that past to understand the present situation. Yet today we have to set our goal right and so the shifts in our national leaders thinking have to reconsider and may be
    Public Space / 9th November 2006
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