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  • Colonial Legacy
    On August 15 1942, the then British India government introduced the Armed Forces (Special Power) Ordinance, 1942, which was signed by Linlithgow, Viceroy and Governor General, and GH Spencer, Secretary to the G
    Editorial / 20th October 2006
  • On the unsuccessful implementation of prohibition of alcohol
    With due humble submission, we the undersigned are citizens of Dimapur and request you to kindly publish an article in your esteemed daily referring to the subjective and unsuccessful implementation of the ban/
    Public Space / 20th October 2006
  • Afzal must not be executed
    Praful BidwaiThe black warrant issued to Mohammed Afzal for his involvement in the 2001 Parliament attack has triggered widespread popular protests in Kashmir and revulsion among the countrys liberals. Jammu an
    Infocus / 20th October 2006
  • Naga Struggle – A brief Account
    Sangamling Sebastian KameiThe Nagas struggle for Self-determination has entered a crucial phase. In this defining moment of our political struggle, this appeal is being released to give a clarion call to all fe
    Public Space / 20th October 2006
  • My Journey with Kuknalim
    Vishii Rita KrochaI remember the year 2001 when the wonders of the internet just swept my mind off and I was only beginning to get the taste of the hi-tech world. A website I have memorised only too well is www
    People-Life-Etc / 20th October 2006
  • Army embarks on Rs 60 lakhs Model Village Project at Yoruba
    KOHIMA, OCT 18 (MExN): Undaunted by failure of Rs 30 Lakhs Model Village project at Sathazu launched two years back under the Operation Sabhavna, the army 3 corps today laid a foundation stone for another simil
    Nagaland / 19th October 2006
  • Peace talks are for piece-meal solution, says NSCN-K
    Dimapur, Oct 18 (MExN): The peace-talks between the Government of India and the NSCN-IM will be nothing short of a piecemeal solution, asserted the NSCN-K today and cautioned that any solution short of sovereig
    Nagaland / 19th October 2006
  • Naga party decides to join Manipur poll fray
    DIMAPUR, OCT 18 (MExN): In view of the incapability of running a peoples government and failure to address the insurgency problems in the right direction particularly Naga issue and its corrupt practices, the N
    Nagaland / 19th October 2006
  • Adding salt to injury, says NSCN (K)
    DIMAPUR, Oct 18 (MExN): While refuting a statement issued by the NSCN (IM) appearing in a section of the local news dailies, the NSCN (K) Urban Commander, Kohima expressed pain to witness certain elements despe
    Nagaland / 19th October 2006
  • Don’t just condemn killings, do something, says SKK
    Dimapur, Oct 18 (MExN): Taking strong exception of the recent killings in the state, the apex body of the Sumi students community, the All Sumi Students Union (SKK) has invoked all right-thinking citizens to de
    Nagaland / 19th October 2006
  • Don’t shift blame: NPCC reacts to Thenucho
    DIMAPUR, OCT 18 (MExN): The Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) has reacted to the State Home Minister, Thenuchos statement wherein he has compared the deteriorating law and order situation to the ceasef
    Nagaland / 19th October 2006
  • UGs should respect ground rules: Thenucho
    KOHIMA, OCT 18 (MExN): State Home Minister Thenucho yesterday said that undergrounds groups should respect the ceasefire ground rules. UGs should abide by the ceasefire agreement. They dont have the licens
    Nagaland / 19th October 2006
  • KDSSU appeals to Sangtam community
    DIMAPUR OCT 18 (MExN): The Kiphire District Sumi Students Union (KDSSU) has appealed to Sangtam community of Seyochung village to respect the rights of Sumis. The Union has urged the concerned to refrain from u
    Nagaland / 19th October 2006
  • Three Stones
    Traditionally, when fire is lit for cooking, three-stones are commonly erected not only to provide stability and support for the earthen pot placed over the fire, but to channel and distribute the heat produced
    Editorial / 19th October 2006
  • Now CYF-NPF-PIL web nets Thenucho
    KOHIMA, OCT 18 (MExN): As the countdown to the Chakhesang Youth Front (CYF) Youth Day hits zero tomorrow, war of words are getting stronger with the state Home Minister, Thenucho, too, joining the row. While th
    Nagaland / 19th October 2006
  • Why do we criticize our nations?
    SujaiMost people in the world grow up with prejudices and preset notions ingrained into them by the schools, parents and the media.This is no different for people of India. For example, an Indian talking to Pak
    Infocus / 19th October 2006
  • Floodgates of illegal immigrants
    Neikolie KuotsuWith the buzz around the Look East Policy, what are the pros and cons of opening the floodgates of illegal immigrants from across the border? Are we too provincial in our mindset towards giving a
    Public Space / 19th October 2006
  • Let me legitimize my addiction
    Noel ManuelWe are all addicted to something or the other. To possess an addiction is a biological way of responding to life and all that is legitimate and illegitimate around us. It is good to be addicted to so
    Public Space / 19th October 2006
  • Men Do Have Hearts coz they were there when I need them
    Ayangti LongkumerI dont deserve you. Those were the last words of that Chauvinist. The Chauvinist for whom I joined the cooking class, the haircut class in the mens parlor, started saving money to buy a bike an
    People-Life-Etc / 19th October 2006
  • PM calls Jamir on 75th birthday
    Chumukedima, Oct 17 : Prime Minister Manmohan Singh was the first to call up His Excellency SC Jamir this morning to wish him many happy returns of the day and all wished him good health and long life in the se
    Nagaland / 18th October 2006
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