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  • Paradox of Life
    This world is broken and hurting, crying out for an answer, a healing of the wounds of the heart and soul. Above all they are longing for a Saviour to rescue them. Our land is full of families that is falling a
  • Is patriotism dead in Nagaland?
    This is the question which keeps ringing in my ears. As i look around it seems to be. Nagas seems to be perfectly contented living under India. We seem to have forgotten the blood shed by our fathers and happil
  • A Response to “Errors And Omissions … In The Name Of Nationalism”
    Kaka D. Iralu Mr. Silverstein,   I have read your former article as well as the present one published in the Morung Express on May 11, 2016. I however did not reply your first article because like yo
  • Help! Connect Kiphire
    Digital India was launched by Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi on 1 July 2015 to ensure that Government services are made available to citizens electronically by improving online infrastructure and by incr
  • Why am I still a nurse?
    Nineteen years into the nursing profession, and fifteen years of being a trained nurse! I have passed out these years with multitudinous questions of why I became a nurse. Initially I would get lost in explanat
  • COME TO NAGALAND 'YESTERDAY' MR. ROBERT A. SILVERSTEIN
    Kudos to The Morung Express for carrying an exclusive article yet again, (albeit relegated to an indifferent 'Public Discourse' column at the back pages where people probably overlook), entitled "E
  • Achieving Outstanding Results through Synergistic Team Work
    It’s true that Nagaland has an opposition-less government. But, sadly, that government doesn’t seem to meet the definition of a team. This is because it lacks any real core value or compelling visio
  • Errors And Omissions … In The Name Of Nationalism
    Robert A. Silverstein “....Should India refuse to acknowledge the Naga rights and instead choose to continue the war with her military might, she must remember that Nagaland will not bleed alone. 
  • We and Our Mobile Phone (Colloquium at BTC, Pfutsero)
    Many things that were once considered ‘luxuries’ have become ‘basic needs’ today. This includes many electronic gadgets such as mobile phones, computers, tablets, etc. In the past, peopl
  • Road network- Key to socio-economic development
    Even after decades of Statehood, roads in Nagaland continue to be in a derelict state. While private development has exacerbated over the year’s development in government sector remains in complete nadir.
  • The genuine and fake awards
    As we all know there are genuine International and National Awards. Any of these awards are given to the most deserving personality in recognition of his or her immense sacrifices and spectacular contributions
  • Formation of the Northeastern Council and the participation of Nagaland
    I have been prompted to write this after reading the "Rejoinder to Peace accord vis-a-vis future challenges" by T.A. Ngullie, Ex-Finance Minister, in reference to an article written by Dr. S.C. Jamir,
  • A night of disco-braving the odds of prohibition
    Young and adolescents dressed in their best sit for the ‘night cocktail’ in the restaurant where liquor is  served. This is the daily business of those cabins which sells liquor openl
  • Truth shall prevail
    Everyone is talking about unity, but unity will come only if we speak the truth. Leaders of civil societies, NGO's and even the Church is afraid to speak the truth, therefore Nagas have been suffering for s
  • Change that applies to Naga culture in the 21st century
    1. Change is inevitable, a present fact: (a) Nagas come into closer relationship with other people and culture. (b) Nagas increasingly recognize the inadequacy of our people, culture and spiritual ideas. (C) Na
  • Nagas don’t need change – Just a return to old values
    The word ‘change’ is the most popular slogan in present age. The desire and demand for change is not in Nagaland only. It has become a global phenomenon. Barak Obama stormed to power in 2008 USA Pre
  • Absence of BM and poor infrastructure hampering SBI Kiphire
    Crumbling building, constant net problem, shortage of staff and above all the non-availability and absence of Branch Manager in State Bank of India (SBI) Kiphire Branch is severely curtailing the efficiency and
  • R. Lisen, a life to cherish
    Dr. Viu Meru When I found the announcement of the departure of Mr.R.Lisen, former MLA, Nagaland Assembly in our local papers on the 5th May, 2016 morning I was swept away into an emptiness deep in my so
  • Oh! Pathetic Nagaland
    Z. Lohe Nagaland is in chaos and in turmoil. Nagaland is shattered and torn. Nagaland is crippled. Nagaland is hijacked and robbed. Nagaland is maimed. Nagaland is in utter shambles. Nagaland is engulfed by
  • TNB clean election campaign update
    Nokho Nyekha Naga 2 Days -- 400+ Kms -- 4 Meetings -- One Message "Together We Can". Phek District Tour of the CEO and his entourage, including members of 'The Naga Blog - Clean Election Cell&#
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