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NPMHR members complain of ‘democratic deficit’ in Delhi Unit

DIMAPUR, JUNE 24 (MExN): Members belonging to the NPMHR Delhi Unit addressing themselves as members of NPMHR, Delhi Unit in the interest of the public have issued a press communiqué pointing out that the decis

Nagaland / 25th June 2006
Meren’s last day at College

Kedo PeseyieIt was a beautiful morning. The sun was already up for some time now but Meren is still in bed. It was not like his first day in College when he got up at 5:00 am to get dressed. Today is his l

Faithleaf / 25th June 2006
Christianity means new life

Rev. L Suohie MhasiThe power of the resurrected Christ is such that through faith in him old things are gone and all things become new according to the epistle of the apostle Paul (2 Corinthians 5:17). It is bo

Faithleaf / 25th June 2006
Frogs in the Boiling Pot

Aung Naing Oo After more than 40 years of military rule, the Burmese people are now like the proverbial frogs being slowly boiled to death in a pot. If cold water is heated slowly, frogs gradually acclimat

People-Life-Etc / 25th June 2006
Muslim radical turned Christian missionary breaks silence

Karaiba ChawangKohima | June 23For Jalaluddin Ansari, 34, conversion was instant. But the aftermath: he has to grope around in hiding to proclaim the gospel. First, the threat to his life comes from Muslim radi

Nagaland / 24th June 2006
UNC submits No-hill-tax-to Manipur memo to Centre

Dimapur, June 23 (MExN): The United Naga Council (UNC) delegation today met the Union Human Resources Minister, Arjun Singh, at his residence June 23, and submitted a memorandum to pay the Hill House Tax direct

Nagaland / 24th June 2006
Govt issues instruction for handling VIP references

KOHIMA, JUNE 23 (DIPR): In an effort to give more attention to the references received from VIPs, the Nagaland Government has issued renewed instructions to all the departments and directorates to strictl

Nagaland / 24th June 2006
NSCN (IM) annuls Zunheboto ceasefire

DIMAPUR, JUNE 23 (MExN): GPRN President (Yaruiwo) Isak Chishi Swu today issued an annulment ahza (order) of the Zunheboto ceasefire agreement reached earlier with the NSCN (K) citing the brazen attitude and tre

Nagaland / 24th June 2006
Likimro Project handed over; power situation to ‘improve’

Dimapur, June 23 (MExN): The 3x8 Mw Likimro Hydel Electric Project has been formally handed over to NEC Energy Pvt. Ltd, Gurgaon by the Government of Nagaland, on June 8, for operation and maintenance of the po

Nagaland / 24th June 2006
Of garbage and IRB in Zunheboto

Aaronto JimomiZunheboto June 23 (MExN): The recent flare-up of factional clashes had created a tense situation in Zunheboto bringing deployments of armed personnel of the state. The security force pr

Nagaland / 24th June 2006
‘Land dispute to be settled within its jurisdiction’ says Jalukie village chief

Jalukie, June 23 (MExN): The Village Council Chairman of the Old Jalukie Village in a release has stated that any dispute arising within its jurisdiction should be settled within Peren District. The Old Ja

Nagaland / 24th June 2006
AIDS – Part II

In an ironic twist of fate, the meaning behind the word AIDS underwent dramatic changes ever since the identification of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) in 1983. While the origin of HIV in humans is believed

Editorial / 24th June 2006
Professor’s long-distance conversations with ULFA leader highlight India’s fractures

Tim SullivanEvery week or so the phone rings in the professors home, a tidy ground-floor apartment set behind a wooden gate and a flower-filled garden, and a voice echoes from a guerrilla hideout far to the eas

Infocus / 24th June 2006
Territorial Identity and Rethinking Indian Federalism: A Reflection on the Nagas Aspiration

The socio-cultural and territorial aspects largely shape and constitute individuals and groups identity. Territorial implies not only the physical and boundary aspect alone but more so it includes land, natural

Public Space / 24th June 2006
How to stay young

Rikhyo K LothaIn this world, everyone wish to live long and to stay young; nobody denies it. If you enjoy your work and take an active interest in what is going around you, you are assured of happy long life an

People-Life-Etc / 24th June 2006
Drugs are not child’s play

K Nzimongo NgullieD.C DimapurSince 1998, with various themes, 26th June is observed as International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking to campaign in an effort to increase public awareness ab

People-Life-Etc / 24th June 2006
Threat to Naga solidarity not from outside world but is from within

Jubilate KazingmeiThe Indo Naga Peace talk since 1996 has been a turning point in the history of Naga politics. Leadership of the armed cadres who claims the limelight deserves credit for bringing in a new era

Public Space / 24th June 2006
‘Drug addiction/trafficking a social problem’

KOHIMA, JUNE 22 (DIPR): The S. P. Narcotics Cell, N S Rengma while addressing participants for consultation on reducing drug demand for HIV prevention at Hotel Japfu said that drug addiction and trafficking is

Nagaland / 23rd June 2006
Govt for prompt redressal of public grievances

KOHIMA, JUNE 22 (DIPR): Additional Chief Secretary, Lalthara has urged upon all the Departments to observe minimum courtesy of acknowledging receipt of complaints from the citizens and directed that prompt acti

Nagaland / 23rd June 2006
Nagas, GoI should work on a win-win outcome

Dimapur, June 22 (MExN): Even as the crucial round of Amsterdam talks between the NSCN (IM) and the Government of India is now currently underway, noted theologian and a keen political observer Rev. Dr. Wati Ai

Nagaland / 23rd June 2006