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  • Nagaland Police faring poorly in Human Rights?
    Dimapur, August 23 (MExN): They are called the protectors of the public and  guardians of the law and the society, but when it comes to the question of Human Rights, Nagaland police fares poorly as far as
    Nagaland / 24th August 2009
  • ‘Nagas have common sense, but are disorganised’
    Kohima, August 23 (MExN): A five-day training programme on Incident Command System (Crisis Management) was conducted at the ATI Kohima. Speaking as chief guest at the commencement programme, Home Commissioner o
    Nagaland / 24th August 2009
  • ANCSU for job-oriented courses in syllabi of higher education
    4th organizing committee to meet on Aug 24Our CorrespondentKohima | August 23In continuation of its educational tour conducted last year, the All Nagaland College Students Union (ANCSU) on Saturday announced it
    Nagaland / 24th August 2009
  • Nagaland- The Land of NGOs
    Nagaland can be definitely called as the Land of NGOs because a Naga automatically becomes the member of about 20-30 NGOs whether to his liking or not, necessary or unnecessarily, registered or unregistered and
    Public Space / 24th August 2009
  • State’s Human Touch
    A U.S. panel on religious freedoms has placed India on its watch list of countries where such freedoms are at risk, noting that there has been a disturbing increase in violence against minorities in the South A
    Editorial / 24th August 2009
  • Street children & AIDS: a hidden time bomb
    Charumathi SuprajaNo one knows how many street children are at risk of contracting, or have died of, HIV/AIDS. They are not even listed as a vulnerable group, like commercial sex workers and homosexuals. Yet th
    Infocus / 24th August 2009
  • Are the Nagaland police sensitive to human rights of the public?
    Some of those who voted yes had this to say:•    To be honest and fair while responding this, I think the old Nagaland police were much more decent and they took pride in their service as
    Weekly Poll Result / 24th August 2009
  • Private vs. Public Interest - whose end does it serve
    Chandan DebnathOne of the major objectives of developmental planning is enhancing social growth. In a developing society undercurrents of inequity and exploitation are a reality overlooking the fact whether pol
    Public Space / 24th August 2009
  • Naga unification, only after Reconciliation
    Newmai News NetworkKohima | August 22The NSCN (K) has expressed willingness to move towards unification with the other groups only after proper reconciliation is achieved. This was revealed by the envoy to the
    Nagaland / 23rd August 2009
  • Political dialogue with India soon
    Talks will be based on the issue of sovereigntyMorung Express NewsKohima | August 22The NSCN (K) yesterday said it is only waiting for a formal invitation from the Prime Minister of India to begin talks with th
    Nagaland / 23rd August 2009
  • DCC demands ‘unconditional apology’
    Dimapur, August 22 (MExN): The Dimapur Chamber of Commerce and its subsidiaries have demanded unconditional apology from the Deputy Commissioner Maongwati Aier for making statement against the business communit
    Nagaland / 23rd August 2009
  • Church-ians and Christ-ians
    Z. K. PahrüBTC, PfutseroIntroduction: Are you a Church-ian or a Christ-ian? Both the Church-ian and the Christ-ian goes to Church together. Both of them pray, sing and meditate upon the Word of God. They both
    Faithleaf / 23rd August 2009
  • NPYC seeks clarification
    The Nagaland Pradesh Youth Congress (NPYC) once again reiterates that it is committed to strive and work for the upliftment of the common people. As part of the countrys largest political organization it has it
    Public Space / 23rd August 2009
  • Uphill task: Curbing stolen vehicles
    Dimapur, August 21 (MExN): Citizens of Dimapur cannot deny that Dimapur is fast-becoming a big market for stolen vehicles as a huge number of stolen vehicles are recovered in the city regularly. The task of che
    Nagaland / 22nd August 2009
  • “GPRN/NSCN” on ‘unholy nexus’
    Dimapur, August 21 (MExN): The GPRN/NSCN today said the beans on Muivahs unholy nexus with Islamic terrorist groups such the Harkat-ul-Jehadi-Islami (HuJI) have been spilled. In a note today, the outfit said He
    Nagaland / 22nd August 2009
  • NMA denounce ‘war-like’ situation
    Dimapur, August 21 (MExN): A delegation of the Naga Mothers Association and the Naga Women Union of Manipur visited Ukhrul in Manipur during August 18-19 following the August 12 shootout at Shakok village. The
    Nagaland / 22nd August 2009
  • Rio responds on HuJI links
    Dimapur, August 21 (MExN): Chief Minister of Nagaland Neiphiu Rio has clarified the statements that an Islamic militant group had sleeper cells in Nagaland. He had made the statement during the meeting of chief
    Nagaland / 22nd August 2009
  • PM apprised of common platform
    Dimapur, August 21 (MExN): Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio who recently met Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in New Delhi has informed the Prime Minister of India on the formation of a common Naga platform. Dr. Singh w
    Nagaland / 22nd August 2009
  • Naga Reconciliation Nobody will be left out
    Dimapur, August 21 (MExN): The Forum for Naga Reconciliation has affirmed that the desire and hope of the people living in Naga-land is reconciliation, unity, peace leading to a Naga political solution.A statem
    Nagaland / 22nd August 2009
  • Dzumha Mini Irrigation Project inaugurated
    Dimapur, August 21 (MExN): Parliamentary Secretary for Flood Control & Irrigation, Y Patton, today inaugurated the Dzumha Mini Irrigation Project at Jharnapani, Medziphema, and handed over the project to th
    Nagaland / 22nd August 2009
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