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  • GPRN/NSCN on ‘insincere comments’
    Dimapur, November 14 (MExN): The NSCN/GPRN today criticized the NSCN (IM) for what it stated is the insincere comments made by the NSCN (IM) recently. Terming the outfit to be perpetual skeptics, a note from th
    Nagaland / 15th November 2008
  • ‘UGs alone cannot liberate the Nagas’
    Dimapur, November 14 (MExN): Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio called upon the undergrounds, the public and the civil societies to shun violence and work unitedly for resettlement of the Nagas, with mutual understandi
    Nagaland / 15th November 2008
  • Gprn/Nscn on insincere comments
    The support and appreciation of the Naga people to the ongoing Reconciliation process is genuinely visible and most certainly the Government of India must be watching very closely at the wind of change in Nagal
    Public Space / 15th November 2008
  • Hope Indeed
    The second Naga Reconciliation Soccer match on November 13 between the Naga political groups (aka Factions) and the Naga civil society has once again strengthened hope and given rise to new optimism that Nagas
    Editorial / 15th November 2008
  • Naga Consensus For Peace And Reconciliation
    It took eleven years after entering into a ceasefire agreement with the Government of India before Forum for Naga Reconciliation (FNR) launched an initiative to provide a platform for all factional groups and s
    Public Space / 15th November 2008
  • “Reconciliation” Soccer Match a Good Gesture
    It is worth to appreciate to forum for Naga Reconciliation under the able leadership of Rev.Dr. Wati Aier for organizing Reconciliation soccer match between Naga Civil Societies and Naga National Workers of dif
    Public Space / 15th November 2008
  • Peace Channel acknowledges historic journey for peace
    The Peace Channel Members of Nagaland appreciate and congratulate the Forum for Nagaland Reconciliation (FNR) under the able leadership of Dr. Wati Aier, Convener, and his team and the Christian Forum of Kohima
    Public Space / 15th November 2008
  • Healing of the spirit
    Morung Express NewsDimapur | November 13Even as cheering crowds enjoyed the on-field action during the reconciliation soccer match, there were also other emotional scenes witnessed off the field. One such momen
    Nagaland / 14th November 2008
  • The unspoken face of Children’s Day
    Imtinaro Longkumer  Kohima | November 13Ahead of Childrens Day, November 14, a day marked to celebrate childhood, parents were seen buying gifts for their young while organizations held events and activiti
    Nagaland / 14th November 2008
  • United in purpose and action
    Bonnie KonyakDimapur | November 13In a remarkable display of camaraderie and team spirit, the United Nationals, comprising of players from the various national groups (factions), not only got the full endorseme
    Nagaland / 14th November 2008
  • NISC wants South Asian Terrorism Portal to rectify list
    Dimapur, November 13 (MExN): The peace talks between the Government of India and the Naga people are on, yet the rubber stamp approach of the Government of India needs to be criticized, says the Naga internatio
    Nagaland / 14th November 2008
  • NSCN (IM) ‘condemns act of terrorism of any kind’
    Dimapur, November 13 (MExN): The NSCN (IM) today asserted to be advocating the protection of human rights and so condemns the act of terrorism of any kind. Expressing abhorrence, the outfit claimed it had have
    Nagaland / 14th November 2008
  • Delhi’s Late Call
    In a bid to spruce up intelligence network and achieve synergy in sharing intelligence inputs, particularly in the wake of the recent serial blasts in Tripura and Assam, the Centre has decided to set up an Inte
    Editorial / 14th November 2008
  • People without a Country: The Nagas and Nagalim
    The Nagas live in Nagalim which literally means land of the Nagas. It is mostly a mountainous region with some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. The areas natural beauty is reflected in their cultural
    Public Space / 14th November 2008
  • Healing for the Broken Children
    Morung Express NewsKohima/Dimapur | November 12 In every conflict situation, the most affected are children, the ultimate victims. This is more so because adults come to accept the realities of change and
    Nagaland / 13th November 2008
  • Nagaland Faces NO “Money Crisis”
    Merina Y. ChishiDimapur | November 12The global financial meltdown notwithstanding, the banking sector in Nagaland is sound and functioning normally without any liquidity crisis. Speaking to a cross-section of
    Nagaland / 13th November 2008
  • ‘Use your talents beyond national levels’
    Kohima, November 12 (MExN): The state-level science exhibition 2008 was held here today at the Government Higher Secondary School, Kohima, with Commissioner Secretary, Tourism, Art & Culture, Nagaland, Khek
    Nagaland / 13th November 2008
  • Culture of tuitions a ‘civilised extortion’
    Our CorrespondentKiphire | November 12A one-day education seminar, organised by the Kiphire Town Students Union (KTSSU) on the theme The role of students in present society, was conducted here on November 8 las
    Nagaland / 13th November 2008
  • Blame Game
    We live in a continuous culture of blame; and it is based on this culture of blaming the other that we define our existential worldview. This tragic and disastrous worldview nurtures a stand-point that construc
    Editorial / 13th November 2008
  • Tamil Nadu type education for Nagaland?
    Dimapur, November 11 (MExN): Tamil Nadu has successfully launched a statewide activity-based educational system which fully adheres to the principles and practice of learner-centered education. It has gained na
    Nagaland / 12th November 2008
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