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  • Drought management for rural livelihood security
    M.S. Swaminathan Agriculture is not just a food producing machine but the backbone of the livelihood of 60 per cent of Indians. The extensive drought spotlights a situation of mass rural deprivation and a
    Infocus / 20th August 2009
  • Robbing the heroes of their rest
    Along Longchar The recent incident of stealing seventeen bronze plaques from the Kohima War Cemetery (July 20 The Morung Express) is indeed a sad reminder of how the people do not care about public propert
    Public Space / 20th August 2009
  • A message to ABAM; Call to Discipleship
    Imna ImchenThe symbol of the cross has become synonymous with Christian faith.  Our homes, cars, workplaces, churches and cemeteries are all adorned with a physical replica of the cross.  It is used a
    Public Space / 20th August 2009
  • Water supply to be communitized
    Our CorrespondentKohima | August 18Water supply and sanitation systems in all 1381 villages of the state are to be communitized under the Twelfth Finance Commission (TFC) funding. This is to be done in phases i
    Nagaland / 19th August 2009
  • Revival efforts on for Tuli Mill
    Our CorrespondentKohima | August 18The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs, Government of India has taken decision to revive Nagaland Pulp & Paper Co. Ltd, Tuli by enhancing the capacity from 100 MTPD to
    Nagaland / 19th August 2009
  • Naga Hoho calls for restraint
    Dimapur, August 18 (MExN): Expressing deepest disappointment and anguish over what it simply called the recent happening in the Naga inhabited area in Ukhrul, the Naga Hoho has made an appeal to all groups and
    Nagaland / 19th August 2009
  • CPO takes on BRTF over NH-150 bridge
    Our CorrespondentPhek | August 18The Chakhesang Public Organization (CPO) has criticised the 15th BRTF for its poor workmanship leading to the collapse of the NH-150 bridge that lies between Kikruma and Chakhab
    Nagaland / 19th August 2009
  • An Exemplary Life: ‘Architect of Education in Nagaland’ turns 95
    Dimapur, August 18 (MExN): The first Naga Director of Education, Yajen Aier, achieved another landmark of sorts when he celebrated his 95th birthday on August 16. It may be mentioned that Aier retired way back
    Nagaland / 19th August 2009
  • ‘Responsibility of State govt, local bodies to ensure services to disabled’
    Morung Express NewsDimapur | August 18The State Education department, in collaboration with Prodigals Home, on Tuesday organised a sensitisation-cum-consultation on issues of children with special needs (CWSN)
    Nagaland / 19th August 2009
  • Census records 77,652 govt employees in Nagaland
    Our CorrespondentKohima | August 18The government employees census has been carried out by the department of Economics & Statistics every year to update and assess the strength of government employees in th
    Nagaland / 19th August 2009
  • 74.75 lakhs under LADP for all Kohima constituencies
    Kohima, August 18 (DIPR): The monthly meeting of the Kohima District Planning & Development Board was held on August 17 at the Deputy Commissioners Conference Hall under the chairmanship of Dr. Nicky Kire,
    Nagaland / 19th August 2009
  • ‘Protecting human rights of women an uphill task’
    Our CorrespondentKohima | August 18The one-day seminar on Women Empowerment under Capacity Building today pledged to work to protect the human rights of women and to empower them through sincere and constant ef
    Nagaland / 19th August 2009
  • Dept. of Agri signs MoU with ICCOA Bangalore
    Dimapur, August 18 (MExN): An MoU was signed between the Department Of Agriculture, Government of Nagaland and the International Competence Centre for Organic Agriculture (ICCOA), Bangalore on joint venture for
    Nagaland / 19th August 2009
  • Power of Words
    History has shown that victors of war have always written history of the people they conquered. This trend tremendously affected the history and identity of many peoples. It can be said without exaggeration tha
    Editorial / 19th August 2009
  • What ails Nagaland University?
    In the write up by one Temjen Jamir in The Morung Express quite sometime back he gave a one sided opinion of the affairs of the university that it is not difficult to fathom, why, if it is written by the same T
    Public Space / 19th August 2009
  • Redefine expression, Naga musicians told
    Morung Express NewsDimapur| August 17Defining music as a very powerful medium of expression which facilitates communication beyond words, the Additional Chief Secretary of Nagaland, Alemtemshi Jamir, IAS, at th
    Nagaland / 18th August 2009
  • State meets over crime against women
    Our CorrespondentKohima | August 17The State government convened a joint meeting here today in the conference hall of the chief secretary, with the Nagaland State Women Commission and other stakeholders. Among
    Nagaland / 18th August 2009
  • NE internal security remains problematic
    Morung Express NewsDimapur | August 17 The Prime minister of India has strongly implied that the NE states Assam, Manipur and Nagaland need to pull up their internal security. The prime minister of India d
    Nagaland / 18th August 2009
  • Geology and mining heads for core
    Our CorrespondentKohima | August 17The Nagaland department of Geology & Mining in collaboration with NEIST of Jorhat has completed the Feasibility report on manufacture of coal briquettes for domestic use.
    Nagaland / 18th August 2009
  • ‘Assurances to streamline tax collection a far cry’
    NTTU demand: Only one forest check gate in each districtDIMAPUR, AUGUST 17 (MExN): The assurances of the State government and the Forest department to streamline collection of tax seems to be a far cry as offic
    Nagaland / 18th August 2009
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