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  • Bricks in the wall
    Farzana VerseyThe fate of the filming of Monica Alis book will add her to the roster of Joans of Arc in what has now become a routine canonisation ritual of pop multiculturalism. A group of Bangladeshis has bee
    Infocus / 10th October 2006
  • Journey of conquering heroes to Kohima
    The story of children of Nagas in scattered places –east, north, south and centre (Kohima) and their hardships and sufferings at the hands of the rulers is one of the epics of all time. The past happenings in
    Public Space / 10th October 2006
  • Yes/No to Indian DemocraZy: Why Afzal should not be Hanged?
    Lemyao ShimrayMohammad Afzal Guru has been sentenced to death by The Supreme Court of India on a ground that he must DIE to satisfy the collective conscience of Indian nation. Afzal was arrested on the charge o
    Public Space / 10th October 2006
  • A salute to Irom Sharmila in the context of the AFSPA
    Kaka D. IraluAs a Naga nationalist and human rights activist, I wish to sincerely express my deepest respect and admiration to my Meitei neighbour and sister Sharmila for her courageous and sacrificial six year
    Public Space / 10th October 2006
  • Stop fratricidal killings; forgive and reconcile: Rio
    Integration, unity meaningless without forgivenessNehemiah RongSenapati | October 8Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio, questioning if Naga nationalism and its aspired goals are to be sacrificed at the altar of
    Nagaland / 9th October 2006
  • Penning Non-violence
    The pen is mightier than the sword they say and true to this philosophy; ideas have a much larger impact than violence. In fact, new ideas can alter the thinking of people and demolish old prejudiced beliefs th
    Editorial / 9th October 2006
  • Domestic Genocide of an economic nature
    Jason MillerAccomplishing a logic-defying feat, the wealthiest nation in the world has attained the highest rate of homelessness amongst developed countries. 3.5 million human beings experience homelessness eac
    Infocus / 9th October 2006
  • Are Nagas ready to reconcile with each other and move forward to the future?
    Those who said YES had this to say•    Well, Nagas are indeed ready to reconcile with each other. But it seems that there is hardly a platform or a bridge to move the reconciliation proces
    Weekly Poll Result / 9th October 2006
  • Factors that changed Wangtin Naga’s life
    Deputy Kilonser for Home Affairs NSCN (K), Wangtin Naga was born as Wangtin Konyak on 7/7/1970 to Mr. Yeamwang Konyak, a humble agriculturist of Phoktong village Mon District. He did his primary and middle scho
    Public Space / 9th October 2006
  • The Vision of T. Sakhrie for a Naga Nation
    Memorandum of the Case of  The Naga People for Self-Determination  and an appeal to H.M.G. and the Government of IndiaPursuant to a resolution passed by the Naga National Council at Kohima on the 19th
    People-Life-Etc / 9th October 2006
  • Under the ‘Greenwood trees’ in Nagarjan
    LongrangtyDimapur | October 7residents of Nagarjan seem to be the most satisfied people in the district of Dimapur as all the people, whom this reporter met, expressed nothing but the peacefulness of the villag
    Nagaland / 8th October 2006
  • Pursue peace & unity only with forgiveness, says NSCN-IM
    Dimapur, Oct 7 (MExN): Stating that the cries of the Naga people for peace and unity are not heard from heaven because they are pursuing peace and unity without love and forgiveness, the NSCN-IM has called for
    Nagaland / 8th October 2006
  • America to come to Nagaland
    DIMAPUR, OCT 7 (MExN): The Public Affairs Office of the American Consulate General in Calcutta is to present a display of its resources and services on October 11-12. The display will be presented at the Depart
    Nagaland / 8th October 2006
  • Rio seeks liberal travel policy
    Morung Express NewsDimapur | October 7Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio today said mistrust has to be done away with for progress to take the front seat. He was referring to Delhis suspicion which stems because of the
    Nagaland / 8th October 2006
  • Churches reach out to drug users
    Tir Yimyim News ServiceDimapur | October 7Shocked on seeing 22 drug addicts being kept in chains at Tuli town, Grace Home Rehabilitation Centre, a church-run initiative, Tuli Town, approached the 5 ward committ
    Nagaland / 8th October 2006
  • This Great Omission Could Be Our Undoing
    Kedo PeseyieMission is the heartbeat of God. We have heard that many times from our pulpits, in the missions newsletter and in books.  Today the paradigm of doing missions may have changed and the focus sh
    Faithleaf / 8th October 2006
  • The Cross
    Sentilong OzukumThe Cross is the universal symbol of Christianity. Can we turn any direction without seeing one? It is there perched atop a Church. It is there buried or carved into a graveyard stone. You hit t
    Faithleaf / 8th October 2006
  • NSCN-IM council meets on current situation
    Dimapur, Oct 6 (MExN): The NSCN-IM held a joint council meeting of its Steering Committee, Council of Kilonsers, Tatars and all heads of departments on October 6 to take stock of the current situation created b
    Nagaland / 7th October 2006
  • NISC draws larger picture from Shimmei killing
    DIMAPUR, OCT 5 (MExN): The Netherlands-based Naga International Support Center today called on all authorities and especially the Government of India to denounce the atrocious act of the killing of a Tangkhul N
    Nagaland / 6th October 2006
  • ‘Public no more safe’, NSF issues ‘warning’
    Dimapur, Oct 5 (MExN): Following the spurt in killing of public members, even young students, the Naga Students Federation (NSF) has issued a warning that even innocent people are now not safe, since constant a
    Nagaland / 6th October 2006
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