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  • Culture as Education
    At the core of all historical processes, education and educational institutions has been a primary mover in shaping the discourse of human relation and the relationship between states, which in turn has reshape
    Editorial / 3rd November 2005
  • Let us digest this
    Moa AierWhat is this harangue about many teachers in Govt. Schools not being qualified or trained? Who put them in their teaching job in the first place? That is contrary to the minimum requirement as given by
    Infocus / 3rd November 2005
  • Exercising one’s right
    On 24th October I went to Deputy Inspector of Schools Tuensang for inquiry (for my sister) about the sixty (60) days Training for teachers which was to begin from 2nd Nov, 2005. I learned that many of the staff
    Public Space / 3rd November 2005
  • Chakhesang Gazetted officers at glance
    Morung Express NewsChakhesangs have about 300 gazetted officers spread over 47 departments in the state. But there are still no officers in 17 departments. There were only 2 Circle Officers and one Area Superin
    Public Space / 3rd November 2005
  • Welcome to wherever you are
    Jungtina JamirMaybe were all different but were still the sameWe all got the blood of Eden running through our veinsI know, sometimes its hard for you to seeYoure caught between just who you are and who you wan
    People-Life-Etc / 3rd November 2005
  • Attempted rape on nurse; cousin shot
    Dimapur, Nov 1 (MExN): While attempting to rescue a nurse on whom a group of six was threatening to rape, Vikaho Achumi, her cousin was shot at in the mouth. Presently at the Civil Hospital, Dimapur his conditi
    Nagaland / 2nd November 2005
  • Execution of Missionary Flores refuted by family source
    Morung Express NewsNovember 1DIMAPUR: Close on the heels of reports received here through a stream of SMS about the impending execution of Ferdie Flores, a missionary working in East Timor, family sources are r
    Nagaland / 2nd November 2005
  • Investors make inroads into Nagaland
    Chizokho VeroNovember 1KOHIMA (MExN): In what can be termed as a welcome step, investors from outside have started to pour into Nagaland in relation to various developmental activities. Minister for Health &
    Nagaland / 2nd November 2005
  • Naga homeland demand dragged into KA violence
    Morung Express NewsNovember 1DIMAPUR: The Greater Nagaland demand has been alleged to be the core reason behind the killings in Karbi Anglong. The Janajati Faith and Culture Protection Forum, an organization wh
    Nagaland / 2nd November 2005
  • Rio gives Rs 40 lakhs for ‘eldest son Tuensang’
    Lanu ChangNovember 1TUENSANG (MExN): Chief Minister of Nagaland Neiphiu Rio today assured a sum of Rs 40 lakh towards the construction of a rest house in Tuensang Town. He made this commitment during the silver
    Nagaland / 2nd November 2005
  • BSNL to be privatized; NESO, NSF warns against move
    Al NgullieNovember 1KOHIMA (MExN): The Baharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) the only telecommunication service provider in Nagaland is going to be privatized within this year according to reliable sources. The
    Nagaland / 2nd November 2005
  • Educated unemployed warns against illegal collections
    KOHIMA, NOV 1 (MExN): The Educated Unemployed Union Nagaland (EUUN) taking cognizance to the fact that some vested interests, individual/groups were collecting donations in the name of the said organization in
    Nagaland / 2nd November 2005
  • NNC/FGN condemns ‘murder’ of its members
    Morung Express NewsNovember 1Dimapur: The NNC/FGN Wung Region, while condoling the death of Eno Ningam a.k.a. Angam, the General Secretary of its Wung region and his companion Eno Leishikham (Akham) has vehemen
    Nagaland / 2nd November 2005
  • Politicians come and go but bureaucracy remains: Nukhu
    Morung Express NewsNovember 1Kohima: MLA Deo Nukhu today asserted that politicians will come and go, but bureaucracy remains. Speaking at the 13th session of the Chakhesang Gazetted Officers Forum here in Hotel
    Nagaland / 2nd November 2005
  • Talk into Action
    While we contemplate on bringing about systemic change to our State and Society when it comes to tackling the problem of corruption, it would also be worthwhile to delve into how this can be addressed in a more
    Editorial / 2nd November 2005
  • Struggle and Pursuit
    The formation of modern state has led to two contradicting phenomenon: the struggle for rights, and the pursuit for power. While it is fundamental to recognize the relation between rights and power as interdepe
    Editorial / 2nd November 2005
  • The beautiful story about scholarship
    It is believed that the central government did not sanction fund for scholarship to be distributed to the students studying within Nagaland nor outside the state. After all students studying outside or within N
    Public Space / 2nd November 2005
  • A living episode
    Yajen AierDr. William Carey, the founder of Serampore college and the pioneer of Christianity and Education in India was once invited to a State function by the then Governor General at Kolkota. He was introduc
    Public Space / 2nd November 2005
  • Value of life
    Daikho AnthonyLife is a journey. Everyday different people travel different means. That is a daily affair in course of human life. But in course of journey if some one meet with an accident. Yes, there will be
    People-Life-Etc / 2nd November 2005
  • 34 rice mill machines awarded to SHGs under CM’s Corpus Fund.
    Pfoshuo ArüchoOctober 31DIMAPUR (MExN): In a function held at Imliyanger Memorial Centre (IMC) Dimapur today, rice mill machines were awarded to Women Self Help Groups (SHG) under the Chief Ministers Corpus Fu
    Nagaland / 1st November 2005
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