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  • Nagaland Chamber Choir visits Redlands church
    REDLANDS - O-Hi-Yo, sweet sounds of freedom, echoed through the sanctuary of the First Baptist Church of Redlands on June 6. The a cappella performance wove traditional Naga songs with choral arrangements
    People-Life-Etc / 25th July 2006
  • Konyak students want peace in Tobu
    Karaiba ChawangKohima | July 23The Konyak Students Union (KSU) today said that they are working on how to heal the wound that has been caused by Tobu conflict between the Konyak and Chang community, and to rest
    Nagaland / 24th July 2006
  • Sumi Hoho for tripartite NSCN meeting
    Dimapur, July 23 (MExN): The Sumi Hoho has suggested holding a tripartite meeting comprising representatives of the two NSCN factions, the Hoho and the NGOs to address the contentions arising out of the Zunhebo
    Nagaland / 24th July 2006
  • Naga students ‘win’ textbook battle
    New Delhi/Imphal, July 23: The Naga students in Manipur have won this round of their battle for a separate school syllabus. Union Human Resource Development Minister Arjun Singh has assured a delegation that Na
    Nagaland / 24th July 2006
  • Sectarian leaders should accept the divine truth, says NNC
    Dimapur July 23 (MExN): Highlighting several instances where divine intervention had warned against killings, works of divisive forces as well as guided the Naga movement, the Naga National Council lamented tha
    Nagaland / 24th July 2006
  • Jalukie Council steps up town planning and sanitation drive
    MasangamPeren, July 23(MExN): Jalukie Town the commercial hub of Peren district is experiencing rapid onslaught of redress of town planning under the initiative of the current Jalukie Town Council (JTC) who are
    Nagaland / 24th July 2006
  • Doyang Hydro Project head office ransacked by drunken youths
    Dimapur, July 23 (MExN): It is reported that on July 21 a group of drunken youths led by two persons identified as Wochamo Ngullie and P Mhonjan Humtsoe, who were also members of the Doyang Land Owners Union re
    Nagaland / 24th July 2006
  • Interim Tag
    Union Minister of State for Programme Implementation and Statistics, and the leader of the Prime Ministers Ministerial team on Indo-Naga peace talks, Oscar Fernandes, not surprisingly chose to remain hush-hush
    Editorial / 24th July 2006
  • Implementing RTI!
    The Right to Information Act is a timely legislation introduced with the intent to empower people to hold their Government and its agencies accountable to democratic norms of functioning and responsive structur
    Editorial / 24th July 2006
  • Indecent dress-up and social malaise
    Looking at the way some of the fashion fanatic girls wear their dresses these days perhaps makes one wonders what prompts them to be too lewd and blatant in the public places. It seems those girls are indiffere
    Public Space / 24th July 2006
  • Illusions of Security in the US and Israel
    Lynda BrayerBy using the War on Terror and security to justify a broad range of initiatives that compromise civil rights and liberties, the Bush administration is relying on the oldest and least rational argume
    Infocus / 24th July 2006
  • Following 9/11, do you think the US has done enough to fight global terrorism?
    Those who voted YES had to say: •    Because they are one of the developed countries and in every person they have the spirit of patriotism.•    Much is done in
    Weekly Poll Result / 24th July 2006
  • Citizen’s power: get enlightened & empowered!
    Call it as you like - the new freedom for citizens or the guardian of transparency. It is almost a year now since the Right to information Act came into force on Oct.12th 2005 last, Nagaland hopes to stand firm
    Public Space / 24th July 2006
  • Nagaland may beat Kerala in filling the streets with spittle and sputum before 2010!
    Moszhimo (Niloka Moses Zhimo)Nagas are becoming experts in pulling out every dirty liquid from their deep lungs by making a loud noise, which sounds like a groan of a giant lion. One noon, as I was busy walking
    People-Life-Etc / 24th July 2006
  • A glimpse into sexual harassment
    AyanglaUpon conducting a random survey on sexual harassment, some interesting and unusual results have emerged. The women surveyed were all in the age group of 21-45 years and the topic of discussion was sexual
    People-Life-Etc / 24th July 2006
  • Practice responsible journalism: DC Ngullie
    Morung Express NewsDimapur | July 22Deputy Commissioner of Dimapur K.N Ngullie today urged the local media not to encourage endless publication of paper wars that has no positive impact on society and the publi
    Nagaland / 23rd July 2006
  • Gaili village opposes govt move to shift police center
    Dimapur, July 22 (MExN): The governments proposal to shift Police Training Center and Nagaland Armed Police Training Center, Chumukedima, to Gaili-Raziephema area has run into rough weather with its land owners
    Nagaland / 23rd July 2006
  • Agenda to dislodge peace process says NSCN (IM)
    DIMAPUR, JULY 22 (MExN): The NSCN (IM) has once again cautioned the Naga public not to be misled by what it said was the propaganda campaign of the NSCN (K). The Nagas should clearly understand that their agend
    Nagaland / 23rd July 2006
  • NSCN- IM threatens to end ceasefire
    Kohima, July 22 (AGENCIES): The NSCN (IM) today threatened not to extend a nine-year-old ceasefire accord beyond July 31, reports said. The NSCN-IM spokesperson also accused the Indian Army of violating the cea
    Nagaland / 23rd July 2006
  • Rio advocates interim peace agreement
    NewmaiNews NetworkShillong | July 22Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio today advocated for an interim agreement to keep the Naga peace process alive. Ahead of the scheduled Naga peace talks on July 28, Rio sai
    Nagaland / 23rd July 2006
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