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  • ‘State govt satisfied with law & order’
    Dimapur, Oct 17 (MExN): The State government is satisfied with its performance in containing the law and order problem in the state and as such, the matter of undergrounds fighting among themselves does not com
    Nagaland / 18th October 2006
  • Dissent hits NPF Youth Wing
    Dimapur, Oct 17 (MExN): Notwithstanding the reported CYF-NPF-PIL tug-o-war being resolved, the controversy has claimed two latest casualties in two NPF central youth wing leaders tendering their resignations ov
    Nagaland / 18th October 2006
  • Village Guards appeal to Govt
    DIMAPUR OCT 17 (MExN): In a letter to the Additional Chief Secretary & Commissioner, Kohima, the Village Guards of Kiphire, Mon, Tuensang, Longleng and Phek disagreed to the posting of VG officers on deputa
    Nagaland / 18th October 2006
  • India replacing ‘hardcore’ Naga leaders with ‘flexible’ ones – FGN
    Dimapur, Oct 17 (MExN): The Federal Government of Nagaland (FGN) has asserted that the Indian government is attempting to replace hardcore and devoted Naga national leaders with flexible Naga leaders so that In
    Nagaland / 18th October 2006
  • NSCN (K) refutes report
    Kohima, Oct 17 (MExN): The NSCN (K) has strongly refuted the news item appearing in a section of the local print media on Monday wherein it was reported that Lt Hopson of the NSCN (IM) was shot dead by the riva
    Nagaland / 18th October 2006
  • Aggrieved journalists complain of ill-treatment
    DIMAPUR, OCT 17 (MExN): In a fresh assault on the Fourth Estate by security personnel, a journalist team from Dimapur was given ill-treatment while covering the attestation parade of SSB recruits at No. 3 Train
    Nagaland / 18th October 2006
  • Naga Poll Fray in Manipur
    The elections to the Manipur State Assembly will in all likelihood be held in February next year. Not much time therefore remains for poll preparation to what is expected to be one of the most crucial elections
    Editorial / 18th October 2006
  • A perceptive dialogue on Naga state of affairs
    The longer the night lasts, the more our dreams will be. Nagas have lived through against many odds in the process of political development of not less than six decades. We fought more wars among our own people
    Public Space / 18th October 2006
  • Microcredit, Macro Problems
    Walden Bello The awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to Muhammad Yunus, regarded as the father of microcredit, comes at a time when microcredit has become something like a religion to many of the powerful, r
    Infocus / 18th October 2006
  • Don’t target family circles of cadres – NSCN-K
    Dimapur, Oct 16 (MExN): The NSCN-K has reacted strongly to the killing of one Ahoto Assumi stating that his life was taken by the NSCN-IM just because he happened to be a cousin of NSCN-K Army spokesman Isak Su
    Nagaland / 17th October 2006
  • Govt-NSCN (I-M) talks in Amsterdam from today
    NEW DELHI, OCT 16 (PTI): Amid reports of clashes between rival factions of Naga rebels, the government will hold talks with the top leadership of the National Socialist Council of Nagalim (Isak-Muivah) in Amste
    Nagaland / 17th October 2006
  • Clash toll mounts
    DIMAPUR, OCT 16 (MExN): According to reports pouring in from across Nagaland and Manipur, at least eight people including armed cadres from both the NSCN groups have been killed in separate incidents at differe
    Nagaland / 17th October 2006
  • ENSF envisions better society through edu tour
    TUENSANG, OCT 16 (DIPR): The Eastern Nagaland Students Federation (ENSF), began an educational tour and career guidance seminar at Tuensang on October 13. This seminar is to be conducted in all the federating u
    Nagaland / 17th October 2006
  • Talking about Talk
    How should nations and peoples respond to issues of incompatible interest, pursuit over limited resources and underlying questions of self-determination? Perhaps, the problem is as ancient as human history. Evi
    Editorial / 17th October 2006
  • Nothing wrong or illegal about quit notice, says NSCN-K
    Dimapur, Oct 16 (MExN): The NSCN-K maintained that there is nothing wrong or illegality of issuing the quit notice and has advised that if the Tangkhul community defy or adopt a confrontational stand, there wou
    Nagaland / 17th October 2006
  • Comments on the Justice (Retd) B P Jeevan Reddy Report on AFSPA
    K.G KannabiranFormer Supreme Court Judge is all over the news. The Committee headed by him appointed to Review the Armed Forces Special Powers Act 1958 has submitted its report and two well-known journalists, S
    Infocus / 17th October 2006
  • Are you angry?
    Sentilong OzükümLate night news is a poor sedative. All I wanted was the result of the angry crowd behavior at the Nehru Stadium in Guwahati where India was scheduled to play visitors England in a one da
    Public Space / 17th October 2006
  • Burma’s Lost World
    A little-known community, the Naga on the Burmese side of the Indian border, is one of the most isolated in the worldBertil LintnerOctober 2006The Naga of Burma: Their Festivals, Customs and Way of Life by J.D.
    People-Life-Etc / 17th October 2006
  • NSCN-IM Deputy Secretary killed
    Dimapur, Oct 15 (MExN): The NSCN-IMs Deputy Secretary of Tatar Hoho, P Hopeson was killed around 5:30 pm at Chekiye-B village today by unidentified gunmen suspected to be from the NSCN-K. Police sources said th
    Nagaland / 16th October 2006
  • AR nexus with rivals alleged
    Morung Express NewsDimapur | October 15Virtually taking up the cudgel against the Assam Rifles and questioning the commitment of its Director General Lt. General Paramjit Singh who had recently stated that the
    Nagaland / 16th October 2006
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