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  • Nuke Checks
    The issue of non-proliferation has once again been brought to the fore with concerns over Tehrans nuclear program. What has surprised many though is New Delhis vote against traditional ally Iran in the Internat
    Editorial / 28th September 2005
  • Burden of History
    There is a Russian proverb which says: Dwell on the past and youll lose an eye; forget the past and youll lose both eyes. This insight best illustrates the dilemma that confronts the choices we make when it com
    Editorial / 28th September 2005
  • TMPO and Naga Hoho
    K. Akum YimchungerLongtokur Village, TuensangThe other day I read the article written by Rev.L.Souhie Mhasi on the TMPO and the President of the Naga Hoho. As a young writer with little knowledge about the affa
    Infocus / 28th September 2005
  • Modus operandi
    The Naga Peoples Movement for Human Rights congratulates the supreme commander of the Indian armed forces, Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, in the form of his personal attendance and concern, at the recently concluded c
    Public Space / 28th September 2005
  • SSi Education- A brief profile
    SSi... The Beginnings Forecasting the demands of the industry, SSi (Software Solutions Integrated) was founded in 1991. Today, SSi Limited has established itself as a strong National brand with their Educa
    People-Life-Etc / 28th September 2005
  • Battle royale in Bihar: Seat-sharing conundrum continues
    Dr MaongsangbaBihar has set a record in electoral history of being the only state in India that will go to the polls twice in the same year. The election that was held in Feb 2005 halted the Lalu juggernaut and
    Public Space / 28th September 2005
  • Five Minutes with Innocence
    Jungtina JamirSometime back Friend and I went to get a story for the paper. Lets just say we went some place where we may not visit often or for that matter, find a reason to go. Each and every one of us has ou
    People-Life-Etc / 28th September 2005
  • New student body declared void
    DIMAPUR SEPT 26 (MExN): Reacting swiftly to smother a possible challenge to the preeminence of the Tuensang and Mon Students Federation (TMSF), the Chang Students Union Tuensang Town (CSUTT) taking strong excep
    Nagaland / 27th September 2005
  • Village Chairman under scanner for statement on attempted rape
    Morung Express NewsSeptember 26Dimapur: Hewoto, Chairman of Henito Village, Niuland Sub Division, has come under flak for the press statement he had earlier issued wherein he had defended Vekheto, Head GB of hi
    Nagaland / 27th September 2005
  • Tourism infrastructure face bottleneck in Nagaland
    Chizokho VeroSeptember 26Kohima (MExN): Nagaland is blessed with diverse beautiful landscapes, colourful traditions and cultural heritage. However, tourism infrastructure is still lagging behind in the state.Th
    Nagaland / 27th September 2005
  • Sumi Totimi Hoho on anti-liquor offensive
    Aaronto JimoSeptember 26 ZUNHEBOTO (MExN): The Sumi Totimi Hoho (STH) Zunheboto and the GPRN Zunheboto seized 836 bottles (73 cases) of liquor and some bottles of beer from K. Kughalu Yeptho and Shivito Ye
    Nagaland / 27th September 2005
  • 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
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