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  • Wangyuh stands up for 3000 telecom engineers
    Morung Express NewsOctober 27DIMAPUR: Lone Lok Sabha Member of Parliament from Nagaland Wangyuh Konyak has appealed to the Prime Minister to intervene and address the grievances of 3000 telecom engineers who we
    Nagaland / 28th October 2005
  • Edn Minister concerned over recruitment policy
    Chizokho VeroOctober 27Kohima (MExN): The Nagaland government is determined to bring out some policies soon so as to address the working of the education system.School education minister Imkong L. Imchen told T
    Nagaland / 28th October 2005
  • GoI mulls informal conclave on integration
    Morung Express NewsOctober 27Dimapur: The National Security Council (NSC) headed by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, after having been briefed on the Naga peace process recently, is to take a view on whether to a
    Nagaland / 28th October 2005
  • Status of bio-diversity in Nagaland
    Kohima, Oct 27 (MExN): The status of the bio-diversity in Nagaland would be discuss at length and breadth in the ongoing workshop on Communities and bio-diversity at ATI Kohima on October 27. Technical session
    Nagaland / 28th October 2005
  • Pochury handicapped association resurrects
    DIMAPUR, OCT 27 (MExN): Chichusie Francis, the newly elected president of the Pochury Handicapped Association spoke of its renewed effort to focus on the goal of self-realizations of its over three hundred and
    Nagaland / 28th October 2005
  • ‘No rural health till Rs 150 crores approved’
    DIMAPUR, OCT 27 (MExN): The Government of Nagaland might be forced to postpone/reschedule its Rural Community Health programme on account of the Centre still dallying whether to grant the Rs 150 crore action pl
    Nagaland / 28th October 2005
  • ‘Govt concedes LSU demand for power supply’
    Morung Express NewsOctober 27DIMAPUR: Conceding to the demands of the Lotha students union (LSU) for sufficient power supply to Wokha District, the Government of Nagaland has already begun construction and asse
    Nagaland / 28th October 2005
  • Sonia’s Call
    With the first part of the power-sharing deal between the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the Congress in Jammu & Kashmir now drawing to a close on November 2 the political temperature in the drawing boa
    Editorial / 28th October 2005
  • Building Bridges
    In situations of crisis that has resulted in causing injury and human casualty, there is an acute tendency to focus primarily on offenders, thereby, often overstepping those most affected and victimized. In mos
    Editorial / 28th October 2005
  • Right to Information Act in Nagaland
    Rosemary DzuvichuAs the epoch making Right to Information Act comes into effect at midnight, on the 12th  October 2005 hopefully, this will herald changes that brings true democracy in the relationship bet
    Infocus / 28th October 2005
  • Refusal on fresh realignment of assembly constituencies will disintegrate Manipur
    The Manipur tribals including Manipur Nagas have been living with their valley based Meitei brothers for the last so many centuries. The brethren relationship between Tribals and Meiteis has been strained as Tr
    Public Space / 28th October 2005
  • Essay on Tourism: The RAP Must Go Now!
    Hito ZhimoTourism in Nagaland is dead. The RAP killed it. Getting a permit is too difficult. Its not worth the hassle and wait. Worse than that, those individuals who try to come here without a permit are treat
    Public Space / 28th October 2005
  • Phenomenal yet Phlegmatic Hikes
    Kopelo KromeThe recent stories being carried out in the newspapers about the fares charged by the Taxis is very unbecoming of any sensible union, association or organization. Citing example of the Taxi fare to
    Public Space / 28th October 2005
  • From here to eternity
    Al NgullieI believe Death, in its own morbid way, is an inspiration to live life to the fullest. Ever since I started writing, circumstances have seemed that death, in all its sinister forms, has constantly mad
    People-Life-Etc / 28th October 2005
  • Is ban on hunting successful in Nagaland?
    Villagers want Government to pass standing orderChizokho VeroOctober 26KOHIMA (MExN): Aji kaali napai tu.(Its not available these days). You will get this response from a vendor if you ask for wild animals and
    Morung Exclusive / 27th October 2005
  • NMA puts up banner for women’s empowerment
    Morung Express NewsOctober 26Kohima: The Naga Mothers Association (NMA) today called for a review of the letter written by the Nagaland government and addressed to the National Commission for Women. The letter,
    Nagaland / 27th October 2005
  • Zeliangrong Hoho Dimapur resolves case
    DIMAPUR, OCT 26 (MExN): With reference to the incident on January 4th 2005at Notun Bosti Dimapur, where Ilonglie Hau was shot by Kahoi (Under Secretary G.P.R.N) critically injuring her causing paralysis, The Ze
    Nagaland / 27th October 2005
  • CBCC calls for renewal of commitment to Christ
    DIMAPUR, OCT 26 (MExN): Under the slogan Reach out 2005 the Chakhesang Baptist Church Council (CBCC) in order to fulfill its commitment of Seeking the lost which is the CBCCs theme of the year 2005 will be invi
    Nagaland / 27th October 2005
  • Political parties using clashes for mileage: MP Charenamei
    DIMAPUR OCT 26 (MExN): Mani Charenamei, Lok Sabha MP from outer Manipur, expressing deep concern at the Karbi-Dimasa clashes in Assam has lamented how different political parties were trying to make political g
    Nagaland / 27th October 2005
  • Beyond Khonoma
    With an estimated US$ 3 trillion in annual revenues, tourism has emerged as one of the worlds largest industries, contributing significantly to economies. However, tourism can also be both an opportunity for co
    Editorial / 27th October 2005
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