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  • ASU bans concert tickets, raffle, fund drives
    Morung Express NewsSeptember 26DIMAPUR: Taking strong exception of the rampant practice of donation and fund drive activities in and around Kohima town by various organizations and civil societies, the Angami S
    Nagaland / 27th September 2005
  • Rio highlights governement’s initiative for the disabled
    Morung Express NewsSeptember 26DIMAPUR: For the first time in Nagaland, the International Deaf Day was observed at the Deaf Biblical Ministry, a school for the Deaf at Dimapur today. Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio
    Nagaland / 27th September 2005
  • Travel & Transport
    Today Nagaland along with the rest of the country will join the international community in commemorating World Tourism Day. What needs to be highlighted though is that September 27 is not just about tourist adm
    Editorial / 27th September 2005
  • Naga Consciousness - Is it?
    At the core of a peoples existence is its collective consciousness and perhaps Nagas must consciously and deliberately take the task to nurture, nourish and evoke a consciousness and perception that is an alter
    Editorial / 27th September 2005
  • Why retirement age should be raised?
    Retirement age for Government employees should definitely be raised, at least to 58 if not 60. The reasons are:1.    Most of the states in India are having retirement age fixed at 58 and som
    Public Space / 27th September 2005
  • Indian Red Cross Society’s gratitude
    The Indian Red Cross Society, Dimapur District, held a free medical camp at Aghunaqa Area Hq on 24 September covering an area of 36 villages. The response was very good and in all about 1150 patients were treat
    Public Space / 27th September 2005
  • Prospects of Tourism in Nagaland and its Sustenance
    Tsanchingla ImlongNagaland has been a restricted area for a very long time and visitors wishing to come into Nagaland had to go through many formalities. It was only after the relaxation of the Restricted Area
    Public Space / 27th September 2005
  • No traffic jam please
    Chizokho VeroKOHIMA, SEPT 25: With the increase in the number of vehicles, roads in Kohima have become smaller and smaller, thereby resulting in frequent traffic jam causing inconvenience to commuters.Our
    Morung Exclusive / 26th September 2005
  • Attempted rape victim speaks out
    Morung Express NewsSeptember 25Dimapur: An altogether new story on the attempted rape and murder of Grace Khing by Vekheto, a head GB has emerged. When The Morung Express met the victim face to face, new facets
    Nagaland / 26th September 2005
  • Fernandes hopeful on Naga Talks
    Newmai News NetworkSeptember 25IMPHAL: NDA Convenor and former Defence Minister, George Fernandes today expressed the hope that the ongoing peace talk between the NSCN (IM) and the Centre would succeed, but ref
    Nagaland / 26th September 2005
  • University students on HIV/AIDS awareness
    Morung Express NewsSeptember 25Kohima: Following the Association of Indian Universities (AIU) program on Universities Action on Aids, Nagaland University has recently organized a series of activities for colleg
    Nagaland / 26th September 2005
  • Zbto businessmen pass resolutions
    Morung Express NewsSeptember 25Zunheboto: The Zunheboto Town Business Union (ZBTU), through a communiqué, stated that the several press releases alleging the authenticity of its election by what it has termed
    Nagaland / 26th September 2005
  • Shalom Guest House: A gift to a mother
    Morung Express NewsSeptember 25KOHIMA: In a solemn and moving ceremony, the Shalom Guest House, situated at the campus of the Shalom Bible Seminary, Secü Zubza was dedicated today by the renowned Rev. Vanlal N
    Nagaland / 26th September 2005
  • Rotary group study exchange programme
    Morung Express NewsSeptember 25Dimapur: The Rotary Club of Dimapur is seeking applications from young professionals to visit Minnesota (USA) probably in the month of April 2006, as part of the Group Study Excha
    Nagaland / 26th September 2005
  • Dilemmas of feeling and reason
    On September 24th, the occasion of the 125th anniversary of The Tribune, - a Chandigarh based English daily I grew up reading as a schoolboy, Congratulations Tribune! - the Indian Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh
    Editorial / 26th September 2005
  • AIDS Combat
    The recent conclave on HIV/AIDS organized by the Assam Rifles Wives Welfare Association in Shillong has drawn the wide attention of both the national and local media on the recent disclosure of a near HIV/AIDS
    Editorial / 26th September 2005
  • Misappropriation of PHED funds
    Misappropriation of funds under PHED was highlighted through various local medias dated 14th September by Tuensang District Mothers Mothers Association (TDMA) and also reported to the government of Nagaland, ti
    Public Space / 26th September 2005
  • And yet God Loves
    Arkotong LongkumerIn the farewell to Billy Grahams final crusade last June in Flushing Meadows, New York City, The New Yorker did an interesting article entitled The Big Tent.  One expected a myriad of eva
    Infocus / 26th September 2005
  • Should retirement age for government employees be raised?
    Those who voted NO had this to say:Definitely not! As it is, they have had the benefit for too long with vague dates of birth. Thanks for their service, but overstaying would be painful to the younger generatio
    Weekly Poll Result / 26th September 2005
  • To Enid, with love
    Thannganing HungyoWhatever happened to good ol Enid Blytons books? As children, I remember fondly, how on long, lazy summer afternoons, we savoured drifting through the pages of her imaginatively blended books.
    People-Life-Etc / 26th September 2005
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