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  • Pfutsero rallies against factional feud
    Morung Express NewsOctober 8PFÜTSERO: In the aftermath of the October 6 firing incident between armed cadres of the FGN and NSCN (IM), a public meeting was held at Town Centre Pfutsero this morning. The meetin
    Nagaland / 9th October 2005
  • “World’s prettiest university campus”
    Chizokho VeroOctober 8KOHIMA (MExN): Apart from the present two grand buildings-Nagaland Police headquarters and Nagaland Secretariat Complex in the state capital – it is now official that Nagaland will be ha
    Nagaland / 9th October 2005
  • Factional clashes destroys prospects of peace: NSF
    DIMAPUR OCT 8 (MExN): The Naga students Federation (NSF) affirming on the need for peace stated that the frequent factional clashes between the various factions of national workers would not only lead to more c
    Nagaland / 9th October 2005
  • Workshop on NER Vision 2020- Nagaland
    Kohima,  Oct 8 (MExN): A workshop on study findings of NER vision 2020 for the state of Nagaland under the aegis of the Entrepreneur Associates (EA) and Centre for North East Studies and Policy Research (C
    Nagaland / 9th October 2005
  • First woman GB elected
    Dimapur, Oct 8 (MExN): The Ward 2 of Dimapur Town Council held a felicitation for the new elected GBs. Khekaho DMC member said that it was a red letter day, because this is the first time a woman has been elect
    Nagaland / 9th October 2005
  • Grace through the Kripa foundation
    Setso LiegiseThe word Kripa in Sanskrit means Grace and it is such an apt word because recovering drug addicts/ alcoholics know that if it werent for the grace of God they would not be where they are today.The
    Public Space / 9th October 2005
  • Is there a hope?
    Rev N  TzüdirProphet Ezekiel talks about, ...rumours and calamities ... (Ezek. 7: 26). And true to his prophecy, we live in a world which is full of rumours, calamities and fears – the fear of terrorism
    Faithleaf / 9th October 2005
  • Nagas resolve against killing
    DIMAPUR OCT 7 (MExN): At the Public Funeral service for the five Nagas killed in Meghalaya on October 5, Naga organizations and its represented people resolved in one voice to condemn the killing by the Meghala
    Nagaland / 8th October 2005
  • Old customary laws need fresh out-look: Justice HK Sema
    Morung Express NewsOctober 7KOHIMA: Supreme Court Judge HK Sema today pointed out that there were certain grey areas in the customs and usage prevalent in the Naga society which needed a fresh look. He cited th
    Nagaland / 8th October 2005
  • Measures adopted on free text books distribution
    DIMAPUR, OCT 7 (MExN): The School Education Department has adopted several measures to accomplish their objective of necessary distribution of free text books to school children and to check the sale of text bo
    Nagaland / 8th October 2005
  • NECU affirm consumer resolutions
    Dimapur, Oct 7 (MExN): The emergency meeting of Nagaland Electrical Contractors Union (NECU) at Dimapur discussed problems faced by the consumers and the contractors in the State and after a thorough deliberati
    Nagaland / 8th October 2005
  • CSU express revulsion at act of ‘national workers’
    Kohima, Oct 7 (MExN): Any group of faction who claims to have supremacy by killing more Nagas does not have the moral authority to be in the supreme service of Naga national Movement stated the Chakhesang Stude
    Nagaland / 8th October 2005
  • Government assures on Naga Hospital issue
    Dimapur October 7 (MExN): The State Government has constituted a Cabinet Sub-committee under the Chairmanship of Minister Dr Shurhozelie to consider and address the Kohima Naga Hospital issue pertaining to the
    Nagaland / 8th October 2005
  • Open route to Kashmir
    The news report about possible formulations being considered as a solution to the Kashmir dispute between India and Pakistan is most welcomed and goes to show that both countries are prepared to leave enough ro
    Editorial / 8th October 2005
  • Globalization or Globalism?
    Globalization was projected as the great leap of human evolution in a linear march from tribes to nations to global markets. Our identities and context were to move from the national to the global and from pers
    Editorial / 8th October 2005
  • An emphasis on false propaganda
    It was spread by some cheap minded individuals that we are trying to demolish the Chang Students Union Tuensang or to weaken it by forming All Students Union Tuensang, along with the leaders of other Union of t
    Infocus / 8th October 2005
  • Where is the chairman’s say in this?
    Referring to some local dailies, where Thungdy Chang, Chairman TTC stated that the GI pipe is more appropriate for hill areas, which indirectly supported the PHED in connection with gravity water supply to Tuen
    Public Space / 8th October 2005
  • Office Memorandum
    The Right to Information Act 2005, enacted by Parliament is applicable to the whole of India. The Act comes into force with effect from 12th October, 200 all over the country. In this connection, the Government
    Public Space / 8th October 2005
  • Rape and Immoral Practices
    Rozarim WolengStormy slogans such as Death to the rapist! and Life sentence to the rapist! were shouted following rape cases. Rapes, amidst a Christianity professing community each followed by a stormy rainfall
    People-Life-Etc / 8th October 2005
  • Naga talks in Bangkok on Oct 9
    NEW DELHI, OCT 6 (AGENCIES): The next round of talks between the Government of India and NSCN (IM) would be held on October 9 in Bangkok, Union Minister Oscar Fernandes who heads the Group of Ministers on Naga
    Nagaland / 7th October 2005
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