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  • ‘Organisations failed to go to needy people’
    Safe motherhood and family planning camp heldKohima, May 2 (MExN): Congress today called for collective effort to bring peace and unity in the state.Addressing the Safe motherhood and family planning camp organ
    Nagaland / 3rd May 2009
  • Need to make educational system flexible
    Our correspondentKohima | May 2The general conference of the All Nagaland Private Schools Association (ANPSA) was held today at G. Rio School, Kohima with Director SCERT, Vipralhou Kesiezie and Chairman, School
    Nagaland / 3rd May 2009
  • Cong take on Rio on Naga issue
    Dimapur, May 2 (MExN): The Nagaland Congress continuing its attack on Chief Minister Nephiu Rio has accused the latter of making flip-flop statements. Sometimes he (Rio) talked of interim agreement and economic
    Nagaland / 3rd May 2009
  • Three reasons to protect Intangki
    1.    To protect Government Land: Intangki is given to the Govt. of Nagaland by Zeliangrong people for the role purpose of preserving the Forest. The Zeliangrong people have given to the Gov
    Public Space / 3rd May 2009
  • GPRN/NSCN Tenders Unconditional Apology For May 2 Firing Incident
    GPRN/NSCN deeply regrets the action of its men who fatally injured two student activists as a result of mistaken identity. The shooting incident near breeze restaurant on 2nd May 2009 is most unfortunate and un
    Public Space / 3rd May 2009
  • “GPRN/NSCN” meets with Rengma orgs
    Dimapur, May 1 (MExN): The GPRN/NSCN today informed to have held a meeting April 29 with Rengma civil society at the outfits Khehoi designated camp to dispel all rumors, confusions and propaganda created by the
    Nagaland / 2nd May 2009
  • Mushroom: A delight but potentially dangerous…
    Y Merina Chishi Dimapur | May 1Mushroom, one of the worlds favourite foods, considered to be a delicacy, has also proven to be deadly for many people. Affordable and nutritious, the fungi if eaten careless
    Nagaland / 2nd May 2009
  • Delhi Rape: Commission, CMO assures action
    Dimapur, May 1 (MExN): The Chief Ministers Office, Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi, has written to the Special Commissioner of Police (Vigilance), Delhi Police for early investigation into the
    Nagaland / 2nd May 2009
  • NU: still waiting for growing space
    Dimapur, May 1 (MExN): A nonexistent grievances cell, classrooms so crowded students attend classes from outside; an institution with its headquarters miles away; an authority irresponsive to the plight of its
    Nagaland / 2nd May 2009
  • Relevant Education
    At the core of all historical processes, education and educational institutions has been a primary mover in shaping the discourse of human relation and the relationship between states, which in turn has reshape
    Editorial / 2nd May 2009
  • Lalthara assumes Chief Secretary’s office
    Our CorrespondentKohima | April 30Lalthara, IAS, today assumed charge as Nagaland states new chief secretary. He succeeded Lalhuma, IAS (Retd.) who retired after 35 years of service. Handing over office to Lalt
    Nagaland / 1st May 2009
  • 6th Pay: CANSSEA still knocking
    Dimapur, April 30 (MExN): For the umpteenth time, the state services employees today sought to attract the attention of a still-unreceptive Nagaland government that the recommendations of the 6th central pay pa
    Nagaland / 1st May 2009
  • NC Hills Violence: Civil Society demands enquiry
    Dimapur, April 30 (MExN): Civil organizations, including Naga apex bodies and the All Dimasa Students Union, today stood together in making a number of demands to stop the upheaval in North Cachar Hills and to
    Nagaland / 1st May 2009
  • Nagaland AIDS Policy To Fight Against Stigma
    Chizokho VeroKohima | April 30To reduce and control cross-border drug trafficking, the policy said, the government will develop collaborative strategies involving the police, excise, military and paramilitary,
    Nagaland / 1st May 2009
  • Lalhuma praises valuable traits of the Nagas
    Kohima, April 30 (DIPR): A farewell dinner was hosted for outgoing Chief Secretary Lalhuma, IAS, on April 29 by the Chief Minister and his lady wife, along with legislators and their families at the residence o
    Nagaland / 1st May 2009
  • Sungit faults Rio on crossroads comment
    Kohima, April 30 (MExN): Taking a dig at Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio over his statement that Nagas are at crossroads, the MLA and spokesman for the Indian National Congress, Nagaland, I Sungit Jamir, ha
    Nagaland / 1st May 2009
  • NSF former Speaker accepts ‘impeachment’
    Dimapur, April 30 (MExN): The former Speaker of Naga Students Federation (NSF) Cusayi Lohe today accepted the decision of the Federation to impeach him from the post saying, I with all humility accept the impea
    Nagaland / 1st May 2009
  • Chief Secretary Lalhuma demits office
    Kohima, April 30 (DIPR): Chief Secretary, Nagaland, Lalhuma, IAS demitted office today, on superannuation after an illustrious career of 35 years in the premier service of the country- the Indian Administrative
    Nagaland / 1st May 2009
  • Memories that bringing the past for tomorrow home on the range
    That I am happy to be here, Respected Chairman, Ladies and gentlemen gathering here today.I am indeed grateful to the leaders of the programme for giving me the privilege to speak at this rare occasion standing
    Public Space / 1st May 2009
  • The Abyss of Monologue
    One reason why Nagas in recent times find themselves in a perpetual state of arrestation is because of the manner in which monologue has become so embedded into the ethos of daily life. Indeed the healthy and d
    Editorial / 1st May 2009
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