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  • International Day for biological diversity
    The 22nd day of the month of May is celebrated every year as the International day for biological diversity.  It is a United Nations–sanctioned international holiday for the promotion of biodiversity iss
    Public Space / 22nd May 2009
  • ZSUN flays NC Hills violence
    Dimapur, May 20, (MExN): The Zeliangrong Students Union of Nagaland condemns what it stated today is the repeated atrocities of armed Dimasa militants against Zeliangrong in Assams North Cachar Hills. The ZSUN
    Nagaland / 21st May 2009
  • ‘Nagaland’s gender development poor’
    Al NgullieDimapur | May 20Nagaland state will have to put on hold all its women-parity claims for some time. The state isnt doing too well on the gender empowerment front, as has been reiterated by a recent rep
    Nagaland / 21st May 2009
  • To unite Nagas, a common script
    Naga Script Learning and Training Centre inaugurated Morung Express NewsDimapur| May 20 If God revealed a vision to a man fifty one years ago that Nagas must have a common script to become a free peop
    Nagaland / 21st May 2009
  • ‘Economics & Statistics department is declining’
    Kohima, May 20 (DIPR): To strengthen the department in finding out the exact figure in the data collection in all departmental activities, Parliamentary Secretary for economics & statistics and information
    Nagaland / 21st May 2009
  • School dropout rate increasing in Kiphire
    LipichemKiphire | May 20School dropouts in Kiphire district is on the rise – in the year 2008, there were 2009 school dropouts while this year, the number of school dropouts has increased to 2313. This was in
    Nagaland / 21st May 2009
  • World Bank to enhance livelihood productivity
    Kohima, May 20 (DIPR): The World Bank team led by Joint Secretary for DONER, Jayashree Mukherjee, on Wednesday held a meeting with the Chief Secretary for Nagaland, administrative heads, and heads of Developmen
    Nagaland / 21st May 2009
  • Allegation of PGC principal being abused refuted
    Dimapur, May 20 (MExN): Responding to the news item Principal of PGC abused: PGCTA published in a local daily on May 20, Dr. K. Hoshi, Phek Town has issued a rejoinder to clear the cloud of doubt in the minds o
    Nagaland / 21st May 2009
  • Finest Opportunity
    The return of the Congress led UPA to power has given India the finest opportunity in recent times to genuinely emerge as a leader in world affairs. Indias leadership in the area of economics has already been e
    Editorial / 21st May 2009
  • Stepping Up Efforts to Save Mother’s lives
    Mhathung NgullieA DIPR FeatureEvery minute, a woman dies in childbirth. Every minute, the loss of a mother shatters a family and threatens the well being of surviving children. Every year, more than 200 million
    Public Space / 21st May 2009
  • Issue on the Territorial Integrity of Manipur and Naga Political Solution An Observation
    Z.K.PahrüBTC, PfutseroIntroduction: Of late, the Nagas seems to have acknowledged the saying better bend than break  as the once much debated demand for sovereign Naga nation appears to have narrowed down
    Public Space / 21st May 2009
  • Young breed of Naga artists come to the fore
    Chizokho VeroKohima | May 19A glance at the brief yet touching profile of eight recipients of Young Talented Artists Award 2008-09 speaks volume of their dedication and enormous contributions and achievements i
    Nagaland / 20th May 2009
  • Zbto Rape: STH to fight till Justice
    Dimapur, May 19 (MExN): Sumi Totimi Hoho (STH) leaders today strongly refuted that its leaders are politically motivated in pursuing justice for the girl who was allegedly raped in Zunheboto on April 11. The ST
    Nagaland / 20th May 2009
  • Team Rio extends ‘unconditional support’ to UPA
    CM meets Manmohan and SoniaAl Ngullie Dimapur | May 19 Mired in a flurry of fast political developments in Nagalands politics, Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio today met with Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Sin
    Nagaland / 20th May 2009
  • NCSU questions Power department over NEEP
    Kohima, May 19 (MExN): Accusing the Power department of having awarded contract work to an unregistered name, the Nagaland Contractors & Suppliers Union (NCSU) Kohima has sought clarification from the depar
    Nagaland / 20th May 2009
  • Consequences of poverty on children
    Morung Express FeatureDimapur | May 19Poverty can have a destructive impact, for it signifies not only going to bed hungry at times, but also a hammering that the human self-esteem gets. It is also important to
    Morung Exclusive / 20th May 2009
  • Prostitution racket busted by Women Cell police
    Dimapur, May 19 (MExN): Police personnel of the Women Cell (East Police Station) Dimapur, in a surprise raid, busted a prostitution racket from a hotel (Salma Hotel) at New Market on Tuesday, May 19. During the
    Nagaland / 20th May 2009
  • Post Prabhakaran
    The Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam have conceded defeat, but the root causes of the conflict, which led to the formation of the LTTE in the first place is alive and needs to be addressed. The public acknowled
    Editorial / 20th May 2009
  • CM Chang calls for cooperation
    Our CorrespondentKohima | May 18Stating there to be a time for everything, newly elected Lok Sabha MP CM Chang on Sunday stressed on the need to forget the past and work together irrespective of party affiliati
    Nagaland / 19th May 2009
  • “GPRN/NSCN” on medicines shortage
    Dimapur, May 18 (MExN): Over the shortage of life-saving drugs and medicines in the state due to rampant extortion, the GPRN/NSCN today accused the NSCN (IM) of extortion by IM on medicine dealers. According to
    Nagaland / 19th May 2009
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