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  • Nagaland fears another Dikom in Changpang
    Kohima, Oct 5 (MExn): The residents of Changpang village in Wokha district of Nagaland are suffering due to leakage of crude petroleum oil from an abandoned well of the Oil and Natural Gas Commission (ONGC) for
    Nagaland / 6th October 2005
  • Registration of titles of newspapers
    KOHIMA, OCT 5: The number of titles registered with the Registrar of Newspapers for India (RNI) as on March 31, 2005 is 60,374. Hindi tops the list with 24,000 titles followed by English with 8,778. Marathi is
    Nagaland / 6th October 2005
  • Don’t miss the chance of God’s gift
    This article is being released in the interest of Naga people in general and M Aier of Dimapur in particular who wrote an article Dont miss the bus which appeared in the Nagaland dailies on 3rd and 4th October,
    Public Space / 6th October 2005
  • Three Stones
    Traditionally, when fire is lit for cooking, three-stones are commonly erected to provide stability and support for the earthen pot and to channel and distribute the heat in an equal manner. The dialectical int
    Editorial / 6th October 2005
  • Pre-emptive Security
    Dimapur has over the years developed into a truly cosmopolitan centre and a gateway for the free flow of trade and services. From an economic perspective, the city remains unparalleled for the sheer volume of c
    Editorial / 6th October 2005
  • NSF taking on issues up-front
    W H MaringIts a sad, sad thing that a press release of the caliber that badly exposed ones ignorance to issues like a wrong piece at wrong place in jigsaw puzzle has been issued in the name of a Naga youth (Ref
    Public Space / 6th October 2005
  • Integration an ongoing process
    V Vashum Integration is not a one day event but an ongoing management process in every area of Naga community life. The emotional and political passion guided by a strong teaching of Gods principles are th
    Public Space / 6th October 2005
  • Women with byte: Technology runs Her world
     Atongla RothrongThe women have changed once more. And this time she did it while you were sleeping. From our grandmas who were scared to turn the volume on the radio and our moms who were content choosing
    People-Life-Etc / 6th October 2005
  • Massive road widening drive in Kohima
    Chizokho VeroOctober 4KOHIMA (MExN): In a bid to help ease the traffic congestion here, the District Administration along with the Kohima Municipal Council and Police force is going ahead with road widening pro
    Nagaland / 5th October 2005
  • Termination notice for contract
    Kohima, Oct 4 (NEPS): Nagaland Minister for Health and Family Welfare and Excise, Dr TM Lotha said the State Government would terminate the contract with the Sir Edward Dunlop Hospitals Ltd at the earliest afte
    Nagaland / 5th October 2005
  • NCSU expels ‘unofficial’ presidents
    Kohima, OCT 4 (MExN): The Nagaland Contractors and Suppliers Union (NCSU), Head Office Kohima has expelled LZ Chishi and Setepsi Sangtam (termed by the NCSU as acting unofficial Presidents of their respective d
    Nagaland / 5th October 2005
  • Bamboo industry readies for higher growth
    DIMAPUR, OCT 4 (mexn): Bamboo Industry in Nagaland seems headed for further growth if latest undertakings of the State government to develop the industry are anything to go by. Talking exclusively to The Morung
    Nagaland / 5th October 2005
  • Self-Criticism
    I wish to perceive self-criticism as a constructive praxis of critical introspection, self-discovery and self-examination that leads to new ways of action and reflection. The process of self-criticism has and w
    Editorial / 5th October 2005
  • What ails the electricity department
    Is the Electricity Department, Manipur absolutely centralized that the Executive Engineer (EE) and higher ups had been converted to mere rubber stamps and they could not implement or take normal decisions or ha
    Public Space / 5th October 2005
  • Little child, forgive us…
    K ElaLooking back to the one-day State level consultation meeting on Rights-based anti-trafficking Programming in Nagaland, I am filled with concern for the need of a deeper understanding of the situation in ou
    Infocus / 5th October 2005
  • Manipur: 2001 Population and Delimitation Politics
    U A ShimrayThe Jewel of India Manipur is uneasy at the moment. As diverse as social setting in the state, the number of NGOs, student bodies, human rights groups, social forum, association and religious organis
    Public Space / 5th October 2005
  • Adventures of the Faint-hearted in Patkai
    Al NgullieTheres nothing like wrestling down the Editor so you can grab the juiciest assignment on the reporting register instead of sweating out for those mind-deadening political assignments. Ok, heres how it
    People-Life-Etc / 5th October 2005
  • Taxi stand to shift from ISBT
    DIMAPUR, Oct 3 (mexn): The Chairman of the Dimapur Municipal Council Y. Vikheho Awomi has announced that the entire Taxi Stand at ISBT complex, near Purana bazar and other unauthorized taxi parking within the t
    Nagaland / 4th October 2005
  • Top Officials role under probe
    Morung Express NewsOctober 3 DIMAPUR: Despite the setting up of a one-man committee headed by Lalhuma, ACS and Development Commissioner, to enquire into the illegal arms license racket, till today no subst
    Nagaland / 4th October 2005
  • Education blowing winds of change in Nagaland
    Kohima,  Oct.3 (ANI): Nagaland today best exemplifies  how peace  and normalcy can transform a society. More than eight years of peace has brought about a dramatic change in the state. The y
    Nagaland / 4th October 2005
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