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You are the salt of the world

Through this small column, I would like to draw the attention of the youths. Since youths are the armors of the countries as well as the salt of the world. Youths are the salt of the earth, because salt purifie

Public Space / 22nd June 2006
‘Schooling must develop spirit of inquiry’

KOHIMA, JUNE 20 (DIPR): The quality of education reflects in the capacity and capability of the children to analyze, assimilate and comprehend, said Nagaland Governor, Shyamal Datta while speaking at the State

Nagaland / 21st June 2006
Expedite peace process, students tell GoI

DIMAPUR, JUNE 20 (MExN): The Rally for Peace and Justice, organized by the Naga Students Union, Delhi today on the eve of the crucial Indo-Naga political talks to be held in Amsterdam from June 22 to the

Nagaland / 21st June 2006
IRCS, Dimapur launches ambulance to serve Dimapur

Dimapur, June 20 (MExN): Another instrument to serve humanity, the Indian Red Cross Society, Dimapur District Branch today launched its ambulance to cater maedical services to Dimapurians.Its office was a

Nagaland / 21st June 2006
Youth Congress armed & Ready for election battle

Morung Express NewsKOHIMA, JUNE 20: Emboldened by the return of the Congress regime in sister Assam state in the recent election, the Indian Youth Congress (IYC) is set to zero in on Nagaland to hel

Nagaland / 21st June 2006
Best of Both Worlds

The series of meeting that has taken place over the last week under the governments initiative involving the Deputy Commissioners, Gaonboras and Dobashis on the issue of separation of the executive from the jud

Editorial / 21st June 2006
What have you to say on factional killings? – A thought for Naga NGOs

Kedoungulo MeroIn the wake of the recent brutal murder of Khoney Chang various mass-based Naga NGOs have condemned the act in strongest term possible. Regardless of tribes and organizations all have expressed d

Infocus / 21st June 2006
Murder of Khoney, a disgrace to student community

The Phom Students Conference (PSC) is shocked at the heinous murder of late Khoney Chang, father of four innocent school going children and also the sole bread earner of the family. The crime is cowardly, sense

Public Space / 21st June 2006
Naga Hoho acting President Keviletuo Kewhuo speaks his concern about HIV/AIDS

If we do not take HIV/AIDS seriously, we are going to face a huge catastrophe in a few years time. In a deep and compassionate conviction, the acting president of Naga Hoho, Keviletuo Kewhuo lamented the fact t

Public Space / 21st June 2006
Declaration of a Dry State – Success or Failure?

Tokato G. SumiPresident, DSSU41 Church Colony, Circular RoadDimapurIndeed, it was a fact and also an awesome response by the observer that Prohibition is a boon for the smugglers and sale of spurious liquor (na

People-Life-Etc / 21st June 2006
Reweaving the Fabric of Naga Society

Tezenlo ThongWeaving was a pivotal part of the Naga culture, and every average woman knew the art of traditional weaving. Our foreparents grew cotton, spun it into yarn and dyed it. Then, our honorable ladies w

People-Life-Etc / 21st June 2006
Sumi Hoho unhappy with govt inaction on murder accused

Dimapur, June 19 (MExN): The Kohima Sumi Hoho while condemning the murder of Khoney Chang on June 15 in Kohima, has expressed displeasure at the state government for not taking any action against two persons �

Nagaland / 20th June 2006
Peoples’ Power: Villagers jointly construct suspension bridge

MOKOKCHUNG, JUNE 19 (DIPR): In an effort to facilitate faster economic growth, the villagers of Salulemang (Mokokchung) and Mongtikang (Longleng) jointly constructed a suspension bridge measuring 200 feet in le

Nagaland / 20th June 2006
NSCN (IM) Kilo Ministry tells CAOs to maintain restraint

DIMAPUR, JUNE 19 (MExN): The NSCN (IM) has informed all its Central Administrative Officers (CAOs) to maintain restrain till further order with regard to the warning issued to SPs of different districts in the

Nagaland / 20th June 2006
CM refutes ‘Rs 38 crores-to-NSCN (IM)’ allegations

Dimapur, June 19 (MExN): Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio has unequivocally denied the allegations by a certain leader of an underground group that he paid the NSCN-IM Rs 38 Crores and that underground cadres t

Nagaland / 20th June 2006
Consensus reached for Naga Traditional Court

Morung Express NewsKohima | June 19Meeting of all the Deputy Commissioners, GBs and DBs held last week, has agreed in principle to set up a Naga customary court, while implementing the exercise of separation of

Nagaland / 20th June 2006
‘Vintage’ Mon bridges damaged due to heavy load; PWD takes over road

Dimapur June 19 (MExN): The Border Roads Task force (BRTF) have clarified that the bridges connecting Mon around Mon-Namtola, were damaged due to plying of overloaded vehicles, particularly trucks, at high spee

Nagaland / 20th June 2006
NPF express concern over Tribalist remarks on killing

Dimapur June 19 (MExN): While denouncing the brutal murder of Khoney Chang at Kohima, the NPF Central Office has expressed serious concern over some Naga leaders whipping up tribalist sentiments in reaction to

Nagaland / 20th June 2006
Reality Check

That rural health care in the State is in doldrums is evident from the latest report of an epidemic among vulnerable children of Changlangshu village in Mon district in which more than 10 deaths have been repor

Editorial / 20th June 2006
Negotiating Space

A strong impression of Kathmandu is its speeding traffic in narrow lanes sans traffic lights. Yet, in the midst of the chaotic traffic there is some form of accepted order and definitely a remarkable sense of r

Editorial / 20th June 2006