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  • Sans indication of leaning and preference
    I have come across a press release issued by the Secretary MIP NSCN (K) in some news dailies on 12th January 2006, labeling The Morung Express as the mouthpiece of the NSCN (IM) and attributing the faction as t
    Public Space / 16th January 2006
  • Sand & dust infrastructure in Senapati?
    Benjamin MaikhoI had been to Senapati Dist HQ recently after a gap of 2 years. A few things distinctively strike me: one, the rapid expansion of population due to migration from villages. Two, the haphazard con
    Public Space / 16th January 2006
  • Sinking banking
    Through this column I would like to impress upon the Government of Nagaland regarding the banking matter of Pughoboto Sub division. It is to state that Pughoboto is under district of Zunheboto., and inorder to
    Public Space / 14th January 2006
  • Need for attitudinal change
    It was a chilly morning on 12th November 2005, when a group of young and energetic Naga girls, claiming themselves as theologians approached me at the Dimapur Railway station platform with a smile, “sir, apun
    Public Space / 13th January 2006
  • Land survey and its benefits
    Tepekrovi KisoThe Department of Land Records & Survey profile the survey and mapping for a vital developmental activities. In brief, the most advantage is for Land Administrations, Planners and Land users i
    Public Space / 13th January 2006
  • NSCN (K)’s clarification on Morung Express Publication
    • The NSCN (K) sharply reacts to the caption “NSCN (K) support for Muivah to Hinge on talks outcome”. The article written by The Morung Express correspondent on the front page to attract the readers’ ey
    Public Space / 12th January 2006
  • NVCO on illegal collection of tax
    The state of Nagaland observed the National Road Safety Week scheduled from 4th to 10th January, 2006 with the rest of the states in the country.During the observance of the NRSW, it was found that the roads we
    Public Space / 12th January 2006
  • For a Strong Naga Nation: Deconstruct Patriarchy
    Tungshang NingreichonThe Nagas: The Nagas are in essence hill people whose primary life stems from the village. Estimated population of the Nagas in the documentary films ‘A cry for freedom’ by Images Asia
    Public Space / 12th January 2006
  • In need of IT revolution in Nagaland
    Can we make Nagaland as a favourite destination for IT industry in the North-Eastern Region of India, when the world is so advanced with the impact of IT Revolution and where India today stands as the favourite
    Public Space / 11th January 2006
  • Conduct of govt ‘officers’
    Don’t government servants have a duty and responsibility to the public AND the government, whom they are serving, to lead a decent and respectable life? What a person does in his or her private life is his af
    Public Space / 31st December 2005
  • Sungro Range appreciates DAN government
    The VDB Pangti Village on behalf of Sungro Range public under Wokha District expressed their deep appreciation and gratitude to Neiphiu Rio Hon’ble Chief Minister, Imtilemba Sangtam, Minister Transport and Nk
    Public Space / 29th December 2005
  • BTS Tuensang administration clarifies
    This is a clarification to ‘A big play by school administration’ which appeared in some local dailies.Firstly, the tuition teachers are not bestowed any special rights or autonomous power to detain or promo
    Public Space / 28th December 2005
  • Voluntary Peer Educators and Mobile Population
    Weary, dust-covered, aged beyond his years, Ranjit Singh, 47, has been on the highways for the last 28 years, traveled over five lakh km. A regular sight on the highways, Ranjit has become a regular sight on th
    Public Space / 28th December 2005
  • Understanding ‘Yaruingam’ (People’s Rule)
    U A ShimrayI first read Bhattachryya Birendra Kumar’s novel Yaruingam (People’s Rule) when I was doing my MA (Final) in Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi in 1997. At that time I read it as just another nor
    Public Space / 27th December 2005
  • Unscrupulous MPs
    What is not possible elsewhere are possible in India. The most unthinkable and the most condemnable happen, or are allowed to happen. Unlike any other, the phenomena are much more evident in the political lands
    Public Space / 23rd December 2005
  • A response to ‘Horn(y) & Horror Bill 2005’
    Calling North East India’s biggest tourism event as “Horn(y) and Horror Bill 2005” by Susan Waten Naga in her Sugar Coating column in Nagaland Post is a sort of sensational media hype technique to draw th
    Public Space / 23rd December 2005
  • A journey to Nagalim for Christ
    Ashon ChamroyThe prime objective of National Socialist Council of Nagalim (NSCN) is ‘Nagalim For Christ’, and the mandate of Naga population is with the NSCN. However, there might be some issues in Indo-Nag
    Public Space / 22nd December 2005
  • Culture Shock at Hornbill 2005
    Kezha WhisoMy memories of the Hornbill Festival 3 or 4 years ago spin around the Kohima Local Ground - hundreds milling around the stalls turning up dust more than anything else. And if Hornbill (Festival of Fe
    Public Space / 22nd December 2005
  • Conduct of govt ‘officers’
    Don’t government servants have a duty and responsibility to the public AND the government, whom they are serving, to lead a decent and respectable life? What a person does in his or her private life is his af
    Public Space / 21st December 2005
  • It happened to me...
    There are times in life when one needs to speak up and to share one’s experiences so that the process of learning and healing can begin. I believe that this is one of those times.I am a young mother of 2 litt
    Public Space / 21st December 2005
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