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  • Tragic Stockpiling
    In a truly democratic and just society, decisions are not just simply made with the active participation; they are made in response to the peoples collective need and for the betterment of the society at large.
    Editorial / 23rd August 2006
  • Islam and Indian Nationalism
    Yoginder SikandIn both radical Islamist as well as Hindutva discourse, Islam and Indian nationalism are seen as w0 holly compatible. Radical Islamists consider nationalism as an idol, demanding the loyalty whic
    Infocus / 23rd August 2006
  • ‘Quit Notice’ warnings from history
    About 95 per cent of the Nagas are Christian. Out of this, most of us personally know the living God and He, too, knows us. The earth is the Lords, and everything thereof. This means the earth is Christs, and e
    Public Space / 23rd August 2006
  • Naga Solidarity Group on ‘Quit Notice’
    The Naga Solidarity Group vehemently opposes the Quit Notice issued by the National Socialist Council of Nagaland (Kaplang) on 17 August 2006 for the following reasons:    1.First, issuance of a Quit
    Public Space / 23rd August 2006
  • Catching fakes is no pensioner’s joy
    A cynics point of viewKevikienyű K. PeseyieThis is to appreciate the state government for its concern and determination to curb drawal of fake pensions in this no so fake, free state of ours.  This is als
    Public Space / 23rd August 2006
  • Nicotine: The Silent Killer
    N. Longshio YanthanShalom Rehab Centre, Chumukedima  A companion to the common man and a friend to the lonely Nicotine is what makes one die a slow death. A study on tobacco control points out that the fir
    Public Space / 23rd August 2006
  • ‘De-addiction made easy’ therapy draws flak
    Kohima, August 21 (MExN): The much hype De-addiction made easy, which is slated to be launched on August 27 at Faith Hospital, Dimapur has drawn flake from two NGOs, the Lawyers Networks and Nagaland Drug Users
    Nagaland / 22nd August 2006
  • NSF urge MLAs to enact affiliation Bill
    DIMAPUR, AUGUST 21 (MExN): The Naga Students Federation (NSF) while appreciating various organizations, individuals, well wishers, political parties and the State government for the support towards affiliation
    Nagaland / 22nd August 2006
  • Naga blind persons snubbed by NPSC
    Dimapur, August 21 (MExN): The Nagaland Blind Association is in the dark regarding the Nagaland Public Service Commission (NPSC) reserving 5% quota for physically challenged candidates but only for the backward
    Nagaland / 22nd August 2006
  • After JEE fiasco, now it’s ‘politically-motivated PMRY’
    Dimapur, August 21 (MExN): After the recent JEE selection debacle where a minister placed his own nominees for MBBS seats they did not qualify for, the DAN government is now in the line of fire for allegedly se
    Nagaland / 22nd August 2006
  • EC trial of profit dog Imkong, Rio
    Election Commission summons Rio for Aug 25 hearingMorung Express NewsDimapur | August 21Even as the Monsoon Session of the Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA) gets underway, both Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio and
    Nagaland / 22nd August 2006
  • NBSE affiliation set for Assembly discussion
    Our CorrespondentKohima | August 21If the Centre refuses to give affiliation to all private schools in the four Naga districts of Manipur state to NBSE, the Nagaland government may ask the Centre to give them a
    Nagaland / 22nd August 2006
  • Nagaland, Assam peace body reaffirm peace
    MOKOKCHUNG, AUGUST 21 (DIPR): Border Peace Coordination Committee, Assam and Nagaland, (BPCCA&N) on completion of one year of its inception on August 19, organized a function at Saring Village, Mokokchung D
    Nagaland / 22nd August 2006
  • Govt to constitute state women commission soon
    Our CorrespondentKohima, August 21: The government will shortly constitute a state women commission for institutionalizing and safeguarding womens rights and interests. It may be recalled that women in Nagaland
    Nagaland / 22nd August 2006
  • CM calls to address water management
    Our CorrespondentKohima | August 21Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio stressed on the need to effectively address water management, which he considered it very crucial to our agriculture and horticulture growth. Rio to
    Nagaland / 22nd August 2006
  • Young Achievers
    The conferring of the prestigious Governors Award to six talented Naga personalities in the field of art, music and literature on the occasion of August 15 Independence Day will be of huge boost to the human re
    Editorial / 22nd August 2006
  • Affiliation of private schools in Nagas areas of Manipur to the Nagaland board of school education
    All Naga students association of Manipur have urged the union human resource development minister Arjun Singh to allow the affiliation of the 164 private schools in Naga areas of Manipur to the Nagaland board o
    Public Space / 22nd August 2006
  • Good Bye to BSEM
    It is neither late nor early to say adieu to BSEM. After 52 days of economic blockage, the Manipur Government is badly hit once again by the syllabus issue. When there is unrest in the hill areas of Manipur sim
    Public Space / 22nd August 2006
  • A Bittersweet Day
    Walden BelloBeirut - The bittersweet mood in Beirut on this day when the ceasefire took effect was perhaps best expressed by Rahul, a taxi driver, who tells me, We won, but at what cost? So many people displace
    Infocus / 22nd August 2006
  • PERMISSIVENESS: The enemy within us?
    Aya A. ShimrayWesternization, Modernization and Globalization are largely held responsible for the onslaught on our primitive society and decay of socio-cultural ethos and moral values. Permissiveness no doubt
    Public Space / 22nd August 2006
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