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  • Disabled by government’s apathy
    Al NgullieJuly 31DIMAPUR (MExN): We requested Tri-cycles from the government and they gave us three cycles! They are so apathetic towards the disabled that they dont even care enough to know we were asking for
    Morung Exclusive / 1st August 2005
  • Rio, Imkong welcome ceasefire extension
    Morung Express NewsJuly 31DIMAPUR : Chief Minister of Nagaland, Neiphiu Rio and leader of the Opposition I. Imkong have both welcomed the decision to extend the ceasefire between the Government of India and NSC
    Nagaland / 1st August 2005
  • Is bread cheaper for those not buying it?
    Arkotong LongkumerI am pushed against the mass of people as they gather to start the Make Poverty History March. Church banners signalling emblems of repentance juxtaposed with the hammer and sickle: two emblem
    Infocus / 1st August 2005
  • Family welfare first
    Although India has been recognized as the first country in the world to officially adopt a family planning program in 1952, serious thinking about population growth was reflected only through the subsequent fiv
    Editorial / 1st August 2005
  • Poor industrial activity concern for Naga youth
    Morung Express NewsJuly 31KOHIMA: Scores of students are lamenting over the fact that the absence of adequate industrial activities in Nagaland have resulted in large scale unemployment in the State.Participati
    Nagaland / 1st August 2005
  • No suspension unless Vigilance directs: NPSC
    Morung Express NewsJuly 31DIMAPUR: The Nagaland Public Service Commission (NPSC) has disclosed that it was not in a position to suspend any of its officials or staff accused of involvement in the bribery scam,
    Nagaland / 1st August 2005
  • Giver of Hope: The Good Samaritan Wungpam
    Sothing W.A ShimrayThe Morung ExpressHe deals with one of the most dreaded disease the world have ever known, yet, it gives him the joy of working with the people affected by it. His name is synonymous with dru
    Infocus / 1st August 2005
  • USP brand for Nagaland tourism
    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
    Infocus / 1st August 2005
  • To kill or not to kill?
    Chizokho VeroI was trembling like anything but not like a helpless tree during the windy season, eh! Face completely covered with Burmese blanket, like a well packed parcel to be sent abroad for safe delivery.
    Infocus / 1st August 2005
  • Nagas join Baptist world in the 100th anniversary with diversity, togetherness
    Zacivolu RhakhoJuly 30BIRMINGHAM (MExN): More than 12,000 Baptist Christians from around the world celebrated a century of togetherness beginning July 27, opening their five-day meeting in Birmingham, England,
    Nagaland / 31st July 2005
  • Amsterdam talks extend cease-fire by 6 months
    Morung Express NewsJuly 30DIMAPUR: The ceasefire between the Government of India and the Nationalist Socialist Council of Nagalim (Isak- Muivah faction) has been extended for another six months. The ceasefire w
    Nagaland / 31st July 2005
  • Obobi softens stand, Cabinet delegation to meet ANSAM
    Al NgullieJuly 30DIMAPUR (MExN): Apparently unable to contain further pressure from the ongoing economic blockade launched by the All Naga Students Association Manipur (ANSAM) demanding revocation of June 18 as
    Nagaland / 31st July 2005
  • Lumding promise face-lift to Dimapur station
    Morung Express NewsJuly 30DIMAPUR: A recent meeting of the Divisional Railways Consultative Committee (DRUCC) held at Lumding, Assam discussed at length negligence in the railway department and sought ways to i
    Nagaland / 31st July 2005
  • Transporters harassed by illegal collections
    Thanthan HungyoJuly 30DIMAPUR (MExN): Illegal tax collection on transport vehicles by various registered or unregistered unions/associations still remain rampant in the State even after the Deputy Commissioner,
    Nagaland / 31st July 2005
  • Political problem, alcoholism, HIV/AIDS core concern for women
    Our CorrespondentJuly 30KOHIMA (MExN): The Executive Director of the Nagaland Peace Centre, Lhusi Haralu, has urged upon Naga women from all walks of life to confidently come forward and boldly address the prob
    Nagaland / 31st July 2005
  • Dimapur’s deals on wheels exposed
    Thannganing HungyoJuly 30Dimapur (MExN): Only during the last three months, 26 vehicles of various makes were reportedly stolen while 21 were recovered by the police. This statistic pertains only to the vicinit
    Nagaland / 31st July 2005
  • Geography most popular subject choice for SC/ST
    Merenkumla LongcharJuly 30DIMAPUR (MExN): Every year thousands of SC/ST aspirants swarm Delhi for seats in colleges across Delhi University (DU). According to information available with The Morung Express more
    Nagaland / 31st July 2005
  • The Challenge before us
    The challenge before us is we desire  The Morung Express to grow into a newspaper that allows for dialogue to take place on issues across the board covering areas of international, national, regional and l
    Public Space / 31st July 2005
  • Out of nothing but actions, they weave a common vision
    A symbol of Peace-starved NagasCongratulations to Neidonuo Angami for being amongst the 1000 women nominees across the globe for the prestigious Nobel Peace Prize 2005. Neidonuo, one time president of the Naga
    Public Space / 31st July 2005
  • Rio’s integration vision nullifies ‘Bedrock’ coup d’état
    Kedi Haralu Press Secy to Lok Sabha MPThe last Assembly election was somewhat of a paradox as well as prayers answered for most citizens for when one party tends to rule without opposition bench then it be
    Public Space / 31st July 2005
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