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  • Nagaland DBs tour educates people on customary laws
    Dimapur, July 8 (MExN): The Nagaland DBs Association conducted its 1st phase seminar and touring programme on inter-tribal customary laws in Nagaland, at Mon and Longleng Districts on July 28 and July 30 respec
    Nagaland / 9th July 2006
  • Merit, quotas... Do we wait for some more?
    It isnt about these categories. Our approach towards education as a responsible exercise aimed at dealing with countrys innumerable problems is warpedLalit Kumar DasThree most unfortunate things happened that d
    Public Space / 9th July 2006
  • My colourful world
    Kedo PeseyieIt is not always easy to describe a thing of beauty by using words.  But often it is harder to make a person understand a thing of beauty by showing him or her that thing of beauty.  I wil
    Faithleaf / 9th July 2006
  • Deep thoughts of the day on the present Nagaland scenario
    Eno Imti JohnPolitical:1.    Let us turn to our God, the giver of freedom and everything. Let us first patch up the differences in our homeland.2.    If the Nagas are ind
    Faithleaf / 9th July 2006
  • Rehabilitation of an addict
    Rehabilitating drug users and alcohol addicts is increasingly becoming a concern for our society. Going for treatment in rehabilitation centers alone does not solve the problem. It can provide medical and psych
    People-Life-Etc / 9th July 2006
  • Parents, may I have a moment of your time?
    A lot of the bumps and damages in the families are due to a lack of communication on both sides. At lot of times, I feel my parents are maintaining too much control over me – somehow my parents cannot, w
    People-Life-Etc / 9th July 2006
  • Carefree Time under Bondage
    Nehemiah RongCrying out of fright and panic, some school children searched for their parents, elders and guardians as whole village was reverberated with gunshots and bombings. Trying to see what was happening
    People-Life-Etc / 9th July 2006
  • Frontline Naga organizations rally support for NBSE affiliation
    Dimapur, July 6 (MExN): Buttressing the call for affiliating schools in the Naga areas of Manipur to the Nagaland Board of School Education (NBSE), the Naga Mothers Association (NMA) has endorsed the demand of
    Nagaland / 7th July 2006
  • NSF puts govt’s World Cup soccer delegation under scanner
    Dimapur July 6 (MExN): Barely concealing its irritation, the Naga Students Federation (NSF) has asked the Nagaland Governments Delegation to the ongoing Soccer World Cup in Germany to come home fully equipped w
    Nagaland / 7th July 2006
  • Members of East Dimapur denounces “United Joint Village Councils”
    DIMAPUR, July 6 (MExN): The organization under the name and style of United Joint Village Councils which has been recently in operation by some vested individuals which appeared in some official correspondence
    Nagaland / 7th July 2006
  • EC calls for special summary revision of electoral rolls
    KOHIMA, JULY 6 (MExN): The Election Commission of India has issued order for special summary revision of electoral rolls with January 1, 2006 as the qualifying date, according to a notification of Deputy Commis
    Nagaland / 7th July 2006
  • Jalukie Govt lands falls prey to the encroachment disease
    MasangamPeren, July 6 (MExN): Reacting to the random and rampant encroachment on allotted government-departmental lands in and around Jalukie, the people of the area have expressed serious apprehensions over th
    Nagaland / 7th July 2006
  • Mkg DC notice on recognition of Aopenzu village
    Mokokchung, July 6 (DIPR): Mokokchung DC, Abhishek Singh has notified that in continuation of his office notification regarding Aopenzu village under Kangtsung village jurisdiction Mkg District, the said villag
    Nagaland / 7th July 2006
  • Tactical Yes
    The 16-2 margin of vote in the powerful Senate Foreign Relations Committee supporting the U.S.-Indian nuclear cooperation accord Thursday is a huge boost for the unprecedented deal arrived between US President
    Editorial / 7th July 2006
  • Compassion in Crisis
    Archbishop Tutu remarks that a nation divided during a repressive regime does not emerge suddenly united when the time of repression is passed … neither can anyone have the power to say Let bygones be bygones
    Editorial / 7th July 2006
  • Peak Oil and The Political
    Mathew Maavak Crude oil has breached the $70 psychological barrier again. This time, however, it will not be a one-day seduction by the stormy Katrina. The causative culprits are aplenty. Terrorist ha
    Infocus / 7th July 2006
  • ‘Wireless Capsule Endoscope detects cause of my poor health’
    Through this column, I would like to express my gratitude and appreciation to medical staffs of Naga Hospital Authority, Kohima and special thanks to Dr. Thorosie Pochury, Medical Specialist and Telemedicine in
    Public Space / 7th July 2006
  • Blue Bird has landed
    Nehemiah RongOinam Hills is a small village in the heart of the Lepaona Poumai area and blessed with an indigenous art of pottery. Surrounded by the blue hills, green trees and meandering fresh streams and guar
    People-Life-Etc / 7th July 2006
  • Health services to be standardized, full-fledged nursing college in state
    Karaiba ChawangKohima | July 5Health delivery system in the State is all set to undergo major standardization under the promised Prime Minister package with the proposal been laid to establish full nursing coll
    Nagaland / 6th July 2006
  • ‘Manipur Govt directly challenging aspiration of Nagas’
    Dimapur, July 5 (MExN): Frontline Naga student organizations in the Naga areas of Manipur state have taken strong offence to the Manipur Governments leveling allegations that Naga organizations/NGOs are using c
    Nagaland / 6th July 2006
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