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On December 7, the North East Network (NEN) in Chizami, Nagaland organized an experience sharing and consultative workshop on ‘Single Women – an intersectional identity’ in Koh
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Dr. Asangba Tzüdir The season of joy and celebration is here again. Christmas is around the corner and the whole of Christendom is once again reminded of the birthday of Jesus. Decorations have filled t
Imlisanen Jamir Tourism is one of the most important forces shaping our world. Economically, tourism is of growing importance to many nations and is recognised as the largest export earner in the worl
Witoubou Newmai Of late, our society seems to have started considering the issue of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) as a shibboleth. This dwindling enthusiasm in campaigning against the bl
Aheli Moitra T. Keditsu’s poems prick us where it hurts most—in the deep confines of experiences stocked into that storage unit called silence. So elegant the jibe, some poems leave us with a lau
Dr Asangba Tzudir The present state of sad affairs which has affected the life of the people in the state in so many ways once again calls the attention of the civil societies and their role as a non-state a
Imlisanen Jamir The role of government in a civil democracy is to help dismantle barriers so that people can more fully participate in their communities, both for the betterment of their society and for the
Will upgrading the government school infrastructures address the issue of proxy teachers in the state? The Morung Express asked the readers last week. While many were of the view that upgrading school
In a welcome step, the Wokha district administration recently cracks the whip on what it termed as “unauthorized or illegal use of government vehicles” by “children or other unauthorized perso
Aheli Moitra Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, has been outraged by the Nehru-Gandhi family. He has invoked ‘historic injustices’ that the family piled on the people of India, leaving them
Dr Asangba Tzudir Marking the occasion of National Press Day on November 16, the Government of Manipur honored the Fourth Estate by awarding 8 journalists of their state in 8 different categories. These awar
Imlisanen Jamir The average government run school in Nagaland is likely to be a dingy, dilapidated place without access to basic infrastructure and with too few teachers. True, just having great school infra
There is a need for a mechanism to check the spread of fake news check which could be a “threat to democracy,” Nagaland Governor Nagaland Governor, PB Acharya stressed on occasion of the National Pr
Aheli Moitra It has been 100 years since so many things. World War I ended. Women of Great Britain and Ireland achieved the right to vote. Latvia became an independent country. Nelson Mandela was born. The N
Dr. Asangba Tzüdir The ‘modern Naga society’ is a witness to an unperturbed culture of silence and nonchalantly surrendering (or forced surrender) to the realities and issues at hand. Where,
Imlisanen Jamir Credit where it’s due! Despite the constant barrage of issues that have plagued the National Highway leading to Dimapur, it truly is encouraging to see present road works
Entrepreneurship and innovation are viewed as the key drivers of economic growth thereby simulating whole round development, especially in low-income countries, and uplifting the living standard of the people.
Witoubou Newmai The high-octane declaration of hill-valley geniality by the N Biren Singh government has been once again greeted with much derision as the United Committee, Manipur (UCM) and the United Naga
Aheli Moitra This week, The Morung Express highlighted the plight of a Hemophilia patient in Nagaland. Hemophilia is an inherited bleeding disorder. Due to the absence of a blood clotting factor, pati
Dr. Asangba Tzüdir The Supreme Court earlier this year in July had reserved its verdict after hearing a number of petitions challenging Section 377 of the IPC which states that, “whoever vol
