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  • Irresponsible Denial
    It is understandable that there would be diverse responses to the reports identifying and holding the IRB responsible for gross violations of human rights committed on civilians in Chhattisgarh. The common inab
    Editorial / 25th October 2006
  • The Way the World Ends
    Helen CaldicottWith all the hype about North Korea, were forgetting that the world is still staring down the barrels of thousands of US and Russian ICBMsIt is difficult to underestimate the problems associated
    Infocus / 25th October 2006
  • Naga IRB in C’ttisgarh: India’s best bet for pulling back the peace process
    Its reprehensible to read the recent news report on the Naga IRB rampant acts on the innocent civilians in Chattisgarh especially the treatment to the local women. Nothing more should be left now to pull back t
    Public Space / 25th October 2006
  • Communalism at the edge
    Mayson Kaping (Akhan)The communal problem at its base was more politically-motivated than religiously oriented. The danger is from the communalism and not so much from external aggression, because people tend t
    Public Space / 25th October 2006
  • Community Initiative To Conserve Bio-diversity
    Nagaland is an area of rich bio-diversity and unique culture. This has eventuated from a narrow strip of mountainous terrain and average rainfall of 2500 mm. Conservation of varieties of flora and fauna would n
    Public Space / 25th October 2006
  • Mumble Jumble Life
    Nehemiah RongScavenging over garbage heaps, many children pick rags in cities like Kolkata etc. while many of their counterparts enjoy themselves flying kites on the road and computer in the games at home. Over
    People-Life-Etc / 25th October 2006
  • If I were to choose a country, it would be Nagaland, my fair Nagaland again and again.”
     T. Sakhrie(1923-1956)Excerpts from the writings of Late T. Sakhrie, Secretary NNC; from the book, The Vision of T. Sakhrie for a Naga Nation by Ahu Sakhrie.Truly we are a peculiar people. We are all equal
    People-Life-Etc / 25th October 2006
  • Accentuating a revolution in accountancy careers
    Pfoshuo AriichoDimapur | October 23Ten years from now, Sarah Pongen, Director (Administration & Business Development), Hornbill Finance Limited sees Naga youths as successful corporate professionals. With a
    Morung Exclusive / 24th October 2006
  • CKS stands strong on reconciliation
    DIMAPUR, OCT 23 (MExN): The Chang Khulei Setshang (CKS) affirmed  that it would stand  strongly and strengthen the reconciliation pact endorsed by the community on their leadership. The CKS stated tha
    Nagaland / 24th October 2006
  • Demand for CBI inquiry into NPSC
    Dimapur, Oct 23 (MExN): The Naga Students Federation (NSF) has urged Chief Minister of peoples Government Neiphiu Rio to keep his words to hand over the Nagaland Public Services Commission (NPSC) corruption cas
    Nagaland / 24th October 2006
  • Now Mount Pauna Tourist Village very soon
    Kohima, Oct 23 (MExN): Nagaland Tourism Association visited Benreu village under Peren district to review and survey the village for the inauguration of Mount Pauna Tourist village as well as for the celebrator
    Nagaland / 24th October 2006
  • Lotha NSCN-IM region reacts to Lotha NSCN-K region
    Dimapur, Oct 23 (MExN): The NSCN-IM Lotha region stated that mob violence in the Lotha region were the outcome of excesses committed under the order of (NSCN-K) Kilonser AZ Jami and not by the former organizati
    Nagaland / 24th October 2006
  • Speak truth, work for truth: NNC Youth President
    DIMAPUR, OCT 23 (MExN): Youth President of the Naga National Council   C Chonghou has urged Naga youths to speak the truth and work f or the truth only.  Today, youths of Nagaland are to be proud of a
    Nagaland / 24th October 2006
  • Illegal 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 / 24th October 2006
  • Double-digit growth possible but poverty will stay
    Paranjoy Guha ThakurtaAs Indias leaders gear up to boost the countrys gross domestic product (GDP) to a dizzying 10 percent per annum, analysts warn that although double digit growth is achievable the countrys
    Infocus / 24th October 2006
  • Layman’s thoughts on Naga Political Movement
    We understand that Nagas are a homogeneous group of people with common origin, history and culture; speaking different dialects but same in temperament, attitude and appearance; scattered over different politic
    Public Space / 24th October 2006
  • Quest for solution: The Indo-Naga peace talk
    The attempt to contain peoples struggle by the state has always been by use of force but the Naga Movement have aptly demonstrated the failure of militaristic war policy in handling the challenges placed by peo
    Public Space / 24th October 2006
  • Role of Women in Development
    Jack T. ChakhesangThe role of women has made a transition from traditional roles of daughter, wife and mother to full participation in social, cultural and economic development in many societies over the years.
    Public Space / 24th October 2006
  • Debunking the Myth of Headhunting
    Tezenlo ThongIs the choice of early Nagas to build their villages on hilltops or ridges in any way related to the alleged widespread and deeply entrenched practices of headhunting? Western colonial writers have
    People-Life-Etc / 24th October 2006
  • NSCN-IM takes Jamir, Keishing to task
    Dimapur, Oct 22 (MExN): Lamenting that Nagas have been repeatedly sacrificed for selfish and individual narcissisms and hypnotized by personal economic and political ambitions of a few, the NSCN-IM is concerned
    Nagaland / 23rd October 2006
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