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  • NGO represents people out side the assembly
    In a democratic set up, a government is run by the body which has the mandate of the people known as the government of the people, by the people and for the people. On the other hand, peoples mass based organiz
    Infocus / 20th September 2006
  • Roots of Optimism and Contradictions
    Mukoma Ngugi  The Berlin Wall is dismantled brick by brick in November of 1989. It becomes a symbol of freedom and new beginnings. A few months into 1990 the Soviet Union collapses and from its ruins a ple
    Infocus / 20th September 2006
  • Pay only right amounts for medicines: NVCO
    DIMAPUR, SEPT 18 (MExN): The next time you venture out to buy medicines, be aware of your rights. Do not shell out extra cash for what you are not entitled to pay. Arousing the consciousness of consumers toward
    Nagaland / 19th September 2006
  • We don’t take Delhi’s help, NSCN (I-M) clarifies
    DIMAPUR, SEPT 18 (MExN): The NSCN (I-M) today clarified that it had at no point of time taken any form of financial help or assistance from the Government of India. The Government (GPRN) does not disburse salar
    Nagaland / 19th September 2006
  • ‘Quit notice’ extended to Dimapur
    DIMAPUR SEPT 18 (MExN): The NSCN (K) has extended the Quit notice to Tangkhuls in Dimapur region besides areas of Zeliangrong, Yimchunger, Phom, Khiamniungan, Shepourmaramth and Amamncht; Pangmi, Thungniu, Athi
    Nagaland / 19th September 2006
  • ‘Let Isak and Muivah reply to Gen Kholi’
    DIMAPUR, SEPT 18 (MExN): Pointing out that both NSCN (K) Chairman SS Khaplang and Commander-in-Chief Gen Kholi Konyak are contemporaries of Isak Chishi Swu and Th Muivah, Senior NSCN (K) Kilonser Athrom Konyak
    Nagaland / 19th September 2006
  • Chief Information Commissioner calls for people’s participation
    KOHIMA, SEPT 18 (DIPR): During an interactive session with Media persons today, at the Zonal Council Hall, the Chief Information Commissioner, P. Talitemjen said that peoples participation is required to suppor
    Nagaland / 19th September 2006
  • Peace Tango
    Both India and Pakistan have agreed to resume formal peace talks and have pledged to work together to fight terrorism, ending a two-month interruption triggered by tension over the train bombings in Mumbai in J
    Editorial / 19th September 2006
  • State and JustPeace
    The realization of JustPeace cannot be achieved unless the dilemma of the State is adequately addressed within any political process of negotiation. This is fundamental since the State is a creation of a realit
    / 19th September 2006
  • Let ‘merit’ decide selection through NPSC
    The selection process of the Nagaland Public Service Commission for recruiting officers to the Nagaland civil and allied services has evolved over a period of time. Through past shortcomings and failures, the C
    Infocus / 19th September 2006
  • Crony Capitalism and its Implications
    Girish Mishra  In Western Uttar Pradesh, the State government has allotted agricultural land, acquired from peasants on very low rates, to industrialist Anil Ambani for building power plants and setting up
    Infocus / 19th September 2006
  • Wake up hill brethren
    Of late there have been numerous accusations by tribal organisations from within and beyond the state against the Government of Manipur, more often singling out the Chief Minister for being a Meitei and sometim
    Public Space / 19th September 2006
  • Khaplang group’s silence questioned
    DIMAPUR, SEPT 17 (MExN): The NSCN (Isak-Muivah) today questioned the silence of Khaplang in responding to subjects queried on the killing of innocent Naga people during the Naga national struggle. A release iss
    Nagaland / 18th September 2006
  • Push Play NAM
    The 14th Non-Aligned Movement Summit (NAM) formally opened in Havana, Cuba on Friday with exactly 116 member states present and at least 50 heads of state including Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in attendance.
    Editorial / 18th September 2006
  • Numbness
    Recent conditions have unmasked the glaring numbness which is eating away the spirit of Naga society. It seems like the Nagas have come to a time where they have just stopped living, have become indifferent to
    Editorial / 18th September 2006
  • South African rainbow fades
    Johann RossouwThe African National Congress is losing the support of its communist and trade union allies in South Africa after 12 years in power. The growth rate there is rising impressively but economic divis
    Infocus / 18th September 2006
  • Present generation of Nagas are most influenced by:
    Those who voted for Hollywood had this to say:•    Hollywood influence the most, Hollywood together with Bollywood and MTV conspire to influence and drag the Naga youths away from Naga cul
    Weekly Poll Result / 18th September 2006
  • Naltrexone implants as a de-addiction strategy – a critical view
    As a follow up of the meeting with Dr Sanjay Chugh, Founder Chairman of International Institute for De-addiction Research and Therapy (IIDRT) at Dimapur on the 20th of August in regard to his proposed Naltrexon
    Public Space / 18th September 2006
  • Nagaland and Sovereignty
    Sanjay K. PandeyTalking to the media, the NSCN (I-M) leader, T. Muivah, asserted The question whether Nagalands sovereignty is negotiable or not doesnt arise. The destiny of Nagas should be left to Nagas themse
    People-Life-Etc / 18th September 2006
  • Rengma Hoho resound justice call
    DIMAPUR, SEPT 16 (MExN): The Rengma Hoho today took strong exception to the usage of the word communal in a rejoinder issued by the Huker Village Council, relating to Joseph Sebs murder case. The Rengma Hoho re
    Nagaland / 17th September 2006
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