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  • People resent wide scale deforestation
    Morung Express NewsAugust 26Jalukie: Major Tree Felling Operations initiated by Jalukie Town Council (JTC) is drawing criticism from ecologically conscious people of the area, as hundreds of trees are being cut
    Nagaland / 27th August 2005
  • Doyang gets Bethesda drop-in Centre
    Morung Express NewsAUGUST 26DIMAPUR: For strengthening the service delivery system on Harm Reduction Program towards HIV/AIDS, a sub drop-in centre (DIC), an extension DIC of Bhandari-Sanis project, was officia
    Nagaland / 27th August 2005
  • Legal check on Domestic violence
    A landmark bill to protect women from all forms of domestic violence and check harassment and exploitation at the hands of family members or relatives was unanimously passed by the Lok Sabha earlier in the week
    Editorial / 27th August 2005
  • Can Nagas be Original?
    Abrahama LothaLast week there were news reports in some of the local papers about the use of the new State logo by the Nagaland government. The mithun has replaced the Ashokan pillar in the new logo, and the wo
    Infocus / 27th August 2005
  • 82 days, 82 whole days
    Yurreipem ArthurI left my job in New Delhi and headed home all for the love of my parents who, for the love of me, insisted I pack my bags and be on my way again, this time maybe down south to Bombay where my b
    People-Life-Etc / 27th August 2005
  • Support Women’s Reservation Bill: Rio tells MPs
    DIMAPUR, AUG 25 (mexn): Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio has directed both Members of Parliament from Nagaland to support the Women Reservation Bill but with the added concession of including more seats in the Lok Sa
    Nagaland / 26th August 2005
  • Committee to study DMC tax proposal
    Morung Express NewsAugust 25DIMAPUR: The proposed introduction of property tax by the Dimapur Municipal Committee was deliberated upon at length today. The consultations were taken up at the office of the Naga
    Nagaland / 26th August 2005
  • Peace grows in thin soil in Nagaland
    Simon DenyerAugust 25KHONOMA (REUTERS): The tiny village of Khonoma in the thickly forested hills is littered with war memorials including a memorial to British officers who lost their lives when Naga tribesmen
    Nagaland / 26th August 2005
  • DNSU against road in college campus
    Dimapur, Aug 25 (mexn): The office of the Dimapur Naga Students Union (DNSU) has questioned the Sate Government on the issue of creating the four-lane road to the State Stadium, Dimapur at the cost of Dimapur G
    Nagaland / 26th August 2005
  • New school under SSA Scheme
    Dimapur, Aug 25: A new school building for the GMS at Naga United village Dimapur was inaugurated by State Project Director (SSA) Nagaland Kohima K. John Lohe on August 25. Speaking on the occasion, the chief g
    Nagaland / 26th August 2005
  • DMC acquires Cesspool Cleaner
    Morung Express NewsAugust 25Dimapur: The Dimapur Municipal Council has acquired a Cesspool (Septic Tank) Cleaning machine. This is the very first time that such a state-of-the-art machine has been introduced in
    Nagaland / 26th August 2005
  • SCERT adopt new academic strategies for Nagaland
    Morung Express NewsAugust 25KOHIMA: With a view to up-gradating the quality of education presently available in schools, the State Council of Education Research & Training (SCERT) Nagaland entered into a co
    Nagaland / 26th August 2005
  • Scientific Temper
    On August 22 Governor Shyamal Datta and Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio released the Report, Album and documentary film commemorating the observance of the Year of Scientific Awareness, a culmination of the Governor
    Editorial / 26th August 2005
  • Protect Flora and Fauna
    • Sir-Through this column, the Flora and Fauna Conservation Youth Organisation (FFCYO) would like to make an earnest appeal to the people to discourage and desist the harmful and unethical acts of destruction
    Public Space / 26th August 2005
  • Let’s build a modern and grand Dimapur
    S.I. JamirDimapur has grown from the sleepy and tiny railway town it once was to what it is today. It is the only town of Nagaland connected by road, rail and air. Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, etc are only
    Public Space / 26th August 2005
  • Human rights? For whom?
    All human rights should be enjoyed by all at all times, and no one set of rights can be enjoyed at the expense of other rights – Amnesty InternationalGovernment of India has ratified the following internation
    Public Space / 26th August 2005
  • GNP+ receives Special Consultative Status at the UN
    DIMAPUR, AUGUST 24 (MExN): In a press communiqué sent to The Morung Express, the Global Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS (GNP+) stated that it has been granted Special Consultative Status with the Econom
    Nagaland / 25th August 2005
  • Expenditure on salary jumps to Rs.768 crore
    Morung Express NewsAugust 24KOHIMA: The expenditure on salaries in Nagaland has increased from Rs. 522.28 crore in 1999-2000 to Rs. 768.19 crore in 2003-04, registering an increase of 47 per cent in five years.
    Nagaland / 25th August 2005
  • Sumi Baptist Church joins battle against HIV/AIDS
    1.    100% awareness of HIV/AIDS to the families of DSBA consisting 700 families of the nine colonies.2.    100% openness about HIV/AIDS in the community.3.  &n
    Nagaland / 25th August 2005
  • Gender vs social justice
    Despite the confidence expressed by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, the efforts by the UPA to forge a consensus on the Womens Reservation Bill remain elusive. An all party meeting held on Monday to forge a conse
    Editorial / 25th August 2005
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