Public Space

Role and responsibility of NGO sector in the context of implementation of ‘RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT’

The following problems and difficulties faced by NGOs, particularly those working at the grass roots level in rural areas in the matter of having access to information highlighted.• Reg

Public Space / 5th July 2006

The land of Nagas in Manipur state

I came across that the Naga writers in their write-ups when they write on the extension of Nagaland to Manipur state claim that only four districts, viz Riangluang (Tamenglong), Tahamzam (Senapati), Chandel and

Public Space / 4th July 2006

Relax, not dismantle

I must admit that I participated at one point with the Naga Mothers Association in pushing for Liquor Prohibition in Nagaland during the Chief Ministership of our beloved Vamuzo Phesao. I do not regret my tiny

Public Space / 3rd July 2006

Affinities between Nagas and Tribes of Southern Seas

R.B. Thohe PouAbstract: The study of similarities between Nagas and tribes of southern seas (Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Taiwan etc) is to trace the origin of Nagas. The present study of affinities betwee

Public Space / 30th June 2006

Integration is a Political Necessity

Athikho KaisüThe aspiration of the Nagas to live in a single political unit is by no means a new phenomenon. In fact, the memorandum submitted to the Simon Commission in 1929 for the exclusion of the Nag

Public Space / 29th June 2006

Let me direct my energy

Noel ManuelPenguins are amazing birds. These Antarctic inhabitants have an interesting lifestyle. What really fascinates me is the manner in which they reproduce, which, I think is captivating and typical. Pati

Public Space / 29th June 2006

Learning to Live with the Opinion of Other People

Just as every human being has his own unique finger print, all of us possess distinct view and opinion of our own. Different perspectives and perceptions of every individual put together would make the world a

Public Space / 28th June 2006

Open letter to the President & Executives of ANWCEA

Through this article I would like to draw the attention of all the news readers in general and ANWCEA officials in particular. To start with, let all the readers of this article read Mathew 7:9-11 and reexamine

Public Space / 27th June 2006

Why are we becoming so inhumane?

The incidents that are shocking tend to occur more rapidly when the state administration senselessly espouses a doctrine of consumerism and materialism by losing the sight of subsequent erosion of values

Public Space / 26th June 2006

Cultural renainsance in Changki

Imkongnungsang JamirApropos the open letter dated 22nd June by Imtajenba GB and Temjenmeren of Changki village to the Deputy Commissioner of Mokokchung and Press statement of Mr. Chopi ADC (J) on 21st June issu

Public Space / 26th June 2006

Territorial Identity and Rethinking Indian Federalism: A Reflection on the Nagas Aspiration

The socio-cultural and territorial aspects largely shape and constitute individuals and groups identity. Territorial implies not only the physical and boundary aspect alone but more so it includes land, natural

Public Space / 24th June 2006

Threat to Naga solidarity not from outside world but is from within

Jubilate KazingmeiThe Indo Naga Peace talk since 1996 has been a turning point in the history of Naga politics. Leadership of the armed cadres who claims the limelight deserves credit for bringing in a new era

Public Space / 24th June 2006

Election of the first FGN President

Apropos to our letter to the Editor on the subject “Election of Kedahge (President) FGN, which appeared in all the local dailies on 8th June 2006, there has been an error in the date of resignation of the the

Public Space / 23rd June 2006

A Dream coming true?

Valley Rose H HungyoSince many years I’ve been hearing that the northern parts of Nagaland state like Mon and Tuensang areas, the erstwhile NEFA are most underdeveloped and backward as compared to other Distr

Public Space / 23rd June 2006

Is mobile really helping the students?

Semto L SumiHere I want to present some of the most obvious points about the use of mobile and its consequences.As mobile continue to mature, more students look to it not only of sending and receiving informati

Public Space / 23rd June 2006

The Indo-Naga Political Dialogue: How to Stomp the Blues

Rev Dr Wati Aier“In all of Lester Young’s finest solos (as in Ellington’s always ambivalent foxtrots) there are overtones of unsentimental sadness that suggest that he was never unmindful of human vulnera

Public Space / 23rd June 2006

Reflections on the killing of Khone Chang

The brutal cold blooded murder of Khone Chang has jarred my senses to the core. My belief and conviction of human goodness have been shaken and undermined. I loudly wonder how beasts in the guise of human being

Public Space / 22nd June 2006

Let me plough my field

Noel ManuelA train journey is perhaps the most memorable experience we tend to encounter during our lifetime. At least for me, it is an experience of sorts. We meet different people; encounter different attitud

Public Space / 22nd June 2006

You are the salt of the world

Through this small column, I would like to draw the attention of the youths. Since youths are the armors of the countries as well as the salt of the world. Youths are the salt of the earth, because salt purifie

Public Space / 22nd June 2006

Murder of Khoney, a disgrace to student community

The Phom Students’ Conference (PSC) is shocked at the heinous murder of late Khoney Chang, father of four innocent school going children and also the sole bread earner of the family. The crime is cowardly, se

Public Space / 21st June 2006

Support The Morung Express. Your Contributions Matter Click Here

Intro footer

Top Category

Link Footer

ARCHIVE

Contact info

Public Space

Connect with us