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  • Economic blockade in Noklak continues
    Allegation of ceasefire ground rules violationMorung Express News November 16DIMAPUR: Despite the Ceasefire Ground Rules clearly stipulating that there would be no blockade of roads and communications, dis
    Nagaland / 17th November 2005
  • Nagaland Police refute NSCN (K) version of former-DGP Hesso Mao’s killing
    Morung Express NewsNovember 16DIMAPUR: Subsequent to the NSCN (K) claiming responsibility for the assassination of former DGP late Hesso Mao on November 8 at his private residence in Kohima, the Nagaland Police
    Nagaland / 17th November 2005
  • NPCC and NPF spar on law & Order, Tuensang blockade
    DIMAPUR, NOV 16 (MExN): The Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) while affirming that underground groups should not forget that the ultimate power lies with the people, has taken serious cognizance of wha
    Nagaland / 17th November 2005
  • Order against overloading of taxi/auto passengers
    Morung News ExpressNovember 16DIMAPUR: Complaints against over loading of passengers especially in Auto rickshaw and regional taxis, of late, has been pouring in despite the tireless efforts of the traffic and
    Nagaland / 17th November 2005
  • Journalists share in the lives of Kohima Destitute Home
    Sano MeruNovember 16KOHIMA (MExN): The Kohima Press Club (KPC) to mark the occasion of National Press day visited the Kohima Orphanage and Destitute Home today. It was a memorable occasion with much interaction
    Nagaland / 17th November 2005
  • ‘Media can play a vital role on disaster management’
    Kohima, Nov 16 (DIPR):  The media can play a vital role to enhance public perceptions on the impact of natural disasters by preparing the public before the disaster strikes, rather than assessing the adver
    Nagaland / 17th November 2005
  • Lawmaker needs educational qualification
    Dr Maongsangba The Parliament, which primarily concerns itself with the functions of law making, enjoys a place of primacy and pre-eminence in the governance of the country. In the presidential system, the
    Infocus / 17th November 2005
  • Media Challenge
    Journalists have had it hard lately; the World Association of Newspapers has claimed that Asia was the worst region in the world for practicing journalism. Over 500 journalists have been arrested during 2005 wh
    Editorial / 17th November 2005
  • Transformative Praxis
    The historical dividing issues between Indigenous people and the State system are a reality that is being relived by the descendants of indigenous nations. The lack of will to address the indigenous issues has
    Editorial / 17th November 2005
  • Racial Adulteration and Nagas
    Limalenden LongkumerIn the light of the fact that we are encountering a massive demographic invasion, and that we are witnessing the early episodes of an epoch of racial adulteration, I strongly feel that we ne
    Infocus / 17th November 2005
  • Gratitude to DIG, Assam Rifles, Nagaland Range (North)
    The Phom Baptist Christian Association (PBCA), Longleng would like to extend its gratitude to DIG, Assam Rifles, Nagaland Range (North) for its initiations to sponsor the orphan children at Phom Lempong Hostel,
    Public Space / 17th November 2005
  • Living in a violent driven society
    Nehemiah RongEach day brings to us a story of joy and pain, birth and death, failure and success, positive construction and negative destruction. A tear of joy and sadness was not absence on hearing them. Some
    People-Life-Etc / 17th November 2005
  • NPF proves point over Reddy remark
    Dimapur, Nov 15 (MExN): The Nagaland Peoples Front in a release issued today said that the remark made by the Governor of the Reserve bank of India about the improved fiscal position particularly during the las
    Nagaland / 16th November 2005
  • CKS cautions Tuensang public on water project
    Confusion over gravity water supply projectMorung Express NewsNovember 15KOHIMA: A sense of confusion prevails both within the government departments and also among the public over the Gravity Water Supply Proj
    Nagaland / 16th November 2005
  • Mass marriage at Losami village
    Chizokho VeroNovember 15KOHIMA (MExN): Come December 16, a mass marriage will be conducted at Losami Baptist Church around 15 Kms away from Phek district headquarters.Ten couples will tie the knot on that auspi
    Nagaland / 16th November 2005
  • Ceasefire violation to be taken up with GoI
    Morung Express NewsNovember 15DIMAPUR: In the backdrop of allegations that the ceasefire ground rules were being openly violated by both factions of the NSCN, Chairman of the Ceasefire Monitoring/Supervisory Gr
    Nagaland / 16th November 2005
  • Rio conducts high level security meet
    Morung Express NewsNovember 15DIMAPUR: A high level security meeting was held yesterday evening at the Chief Ministers residence to take stock of the overall security environment in the State following the brut
    Nagaland / 16th November 2005
  • Re-organized Nagaland Youth Congress committee approved of
    DIMAPUR, NOV 15 (MExN): Prasielie Pienyu, President NYC and Hinilo Thong, General Secretary NYC through a release has informed that Ashok Tanwar, President, Indian Youth Congress has approved of the re-organize
    Nagaland / 16th November 2005
  • KDBA resents withdrawal of Narcotic Cell staff
    Morung Express NewsNovember 15Kohima: The Kohima District Bar Association expressed deep concern over the withdrawal of Narcotic Cell staff from various check points in and around Nagaland.Deploying the narcoti
    Nagaland / 16th November 2005
  • Nurturing Understanding
    While nurturing understanding it is vital to understand how the principles and dynamics of fear, ignorance, hate, prejudice, power, respect, pride, dignity, acceptance, insecurity and self-righteousness drive p
    Editorial / 16th November 2005
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