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  • Oleander: An abode for music hopefuls
    Musicians can be divided into three categories - one who has the interest, those who play out of depression and those forced into it. In the long run only one survives, and theyre the ones that play music out o
    People-Life-Etc / 30th August 2005
  • Appeal to School Education Dept
    The Government Primary School Huronger has enrollment of around 120 students and the school has only five sanctioned post of teachers, out of this four of them have been transferred to some other schools. The t
    Public Space / 30th August 2005
  • Back to the Bible
    Peter ChacheiA new age has dawned where the means of communications has been considered an important art that living without it had shattered ones life. Communication is one of the greatest power for good and a
    People-Life-Etc / 30th August 2005
  • Kohima zoo in dire straits
    Chizokho VeroAugust 28KOHIMA (MExN): The thirty-three years old Kohima Zoological Park is reportedly facing acute shortage of cages following the increase in number of animal species in recent years. Due to sho
    Nagaland / 29th August 2005
  • State registers highest power loss
    Churches asked to reign in rampant power theftAl NgullieAugust 28DIMAPUR, (MExN): It is learnt that Nagaland is the only State in the country with the highest percentage of commercial loss incurred in the power
    Nagaland / 29th August 2005
  • Nominated members cannot vote: High Court
    Upholds voting rights for ex-officio members, quashes appointment of 3 nominated members in CTCMorung Express NewsAugust 28DIMAPUR: In a landmark judgment the Kohima Bench of the Guwahati High Court has ruled t
    Nagaland / 29th August 2005
  • 0% says public transport not safe
    Morung Express NewsAugust 28Dimapur: In the recently concluded Morung Poll on the topic, How safe is public transport? a whopping 88% voted against the safety of public transport while 14% said that they were u
    Nagaland / 29th August 2005
  • Female literacy Rate in Nagaland
    Morung Express NewsAugust 28KOHIMA: Nagalands female literacy rate has increased from 33.72 percent in 1981 to 55.70 percent in 1991 and to 61.92 percent in 2001.Literacy rate amongst women in all the districts
    Nagaland / 29th August 2005
  • CE cautions DRC, Nagaland House, Ghy
    Morung Express NewsAugust 28KOHIMA: The Committee on Estimates has cautioned the Deputy Resident Commissioner (DRC), Nagaland House, Guwahati to be regular and mindful in duties.In its 78th Report on Nagaland H
    Nagaland / 29th August 2005
  • Information Power
    In the recent past in Nagaland, public awareness is slowly being generated on the necessity of putting in place the right to information bill as a mechanism to allow for transparency and accountability into our
    Editorial / 29th August 2005
  • Bandh Ordeal
    • Sir-I write this letter not because I am against any community or organization, but to express my utter disgust and anguish against the activists of the Lotha Students Union that enforced a 12 hour Bandh on
    Public Space / 29th August 2005
  • How safe is public transport?
    Those who voted Not Safe had this to say: • Just look at Kohima traffic and you will know that public transport system in Nagaland is not safe. There seems to be no regard for safety and the way drivers
    Weekly Poll Result / 29th August 2005
  • Public awareness on eye donation
    The National Eye Donation Fortnight is observed every year from 25th August to 8th September. During this fortnight certain facts need to be highlighted for general public awareness.1.  What is eye donatio
    Public Space / 29th August 2005
  • Haipou Jadonang – A great visionary
    Born in 1905 and hung by British Government on 29th August, 1931 in Imphal jail, Haipou Jadonang was a great visionary, a spiritual leader, patriot, successful organizer, warrior, musician, poet and a social re
    Public Space / 29th August 2005
  • Horangse points finger at Legislators
    Dimapur, Aug 27 (MExN): Naga Hoho President Horangse Sangtam today said that the legislators from the Mon-Tuensang area were not doing enough for development in the region. He was speaking at the Annual Fresher
    Nagaland / 28th August 2005
  • Nagas honor 1948 martyrs; reaffirms integration
    Chizokho VeroAugust 27MAO GATE (MExN): Several thousands of Nagas cutting across geographical boundaries today offered rich tributes to those who suffered and sacrificed their lives for the integration of Nagas
    Nagaland / 28th August 2005
  • JSU warns Govt. Offices & Public Distribution System
    DIMAPUR,  AUG 27 (mexN): The Jalukie Students Union (JSU) drawing attention to its previous circular regarding attendance of Officers and staffs, has reminded erring officers and staffs within the Unions j
    Nagaland / 28th August 2005
  • Ao Senden calls for united participation
    Morung Express News August 27DIMAPUR: The Ao Senden has called upon the Naga people not to dwell on the past, narrating the old story and sharing individual experiences with narrow-minded motives but to ac
    Nagaland / 28th August 2005
  • Dimapur facing garbage ground crisis
    Morung Express NewsAugust 27Dimapur:  The Chairman of Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC), V. Awomi, disclosed that the Dimapur Dumping Area which is situated at Burma Camp, a few kilometers away from the main
    Morung Exclusive / 28th August 2005
  • Naga population scenario and immigration
    U A ShimrayThe consolidated Naga Hills is located between 93030´E and 95015´E longitudes and 24030´N and 2700´N latitudes in Indo-Myanmar frontier. Naga Hills is sandwiched by Brahmaputra valley of Assam in
    Public Space / 28th August 2005
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