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  • Reconciliation Soccer: A new threshold
    Morung Express NewsDimapur | November 11 After the tremendous success of the historic Reconciliation Soccer match held on the 9th of October 2008 at Kohima local ground, by popular demand, history is to be
    Nagaland / 12th November 2008
  • Naga Hoho meets with NNC
    Dimapur, November 11 (MExN): The Naga Hoho has met with the leaders of the NNC/Federal. The apex Naga body met the outfit on November 4 at Peace Camp in Kohima, where threadbare discussions over the Indo-Naga p
    Nagaland / 12th November 2008
  • ‘Insincerity’ of India questioned
    Morung Express NewsDimapur | November 11Breaking its long silence over the stalled peace talks, the NSCN (IM) has taken serious note of what it termed as 10 years of political talks without finding a solution a
    Nagaland / 12th November 2008
  • NEPED responds to kiwi farmer’s plight
    DIMAPUR, NOVEMBER 11 (MExN): Responding to the recent news feature on the plight of a kiwi farmer of Zunheboto district in this local daily, the Nagaland Empowerment of People through Economic Development (NEPE
    Nagaland / 12th November 2008
  • SHG’s role - critical for improving production
    Our CorrespondentMezoma | November 11The inauguration and base-level training programme of the Mezoma Progressive Farmers Club under NABARDs Farmers Club promotion programme was successfully held here today at
    Nagaland / 12th November 2008
  • Education should aim to develop full potential of a child: Nyeiwang
    Our CorrespondentKohima | November 11 Minister for school education Nyeiwang Konyak today asserted that education should aim to develop full potential of a child with community welfare in mind.Speaking at
    Nagaland / 12th November 2008
  • A Break from the Past
    There is a Russian proverb which says: Dwell on the past and youll lose an eye; forget the past and youll lose both eyes. This insight possibly best illustrates the dilemma that confronts the choices we make wh
    Editorial / 12th November 2008
  • Kyongs take tough stand on AR
    Dimapur, November 10 (MExN): Following the Tokhu Emong upheaval, the Kyong community today issued a number of decrees against the 41 Assam Rifles posted at Wokha town, virtually censuring the force from associa
    Nagaland / 11th November 2008
  • New Shift: Social Vaccine for HIV/AIDS
    Dimapur, November 10 (MExN): The AIDS Competence Process (ACP) was initiated in year 2004 by the AIDS Competence Constellation with the belief that the battle against HIV/AIDS can be won by the local people the
    Nagaland / 11th November 2008
  • Rio for settlement of Naga political issue
    Chizokho VeroEnglan (Wokha) | November 10Reiterating that the DAN government supports the ongoing peace process, Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio today repeated the governments stance to pave way for an alternative a
    Nagaland / 11th November 2008
  • CSU seizes weapons during ‘wildlife preservation’ drive
    Kuzhovesa SohoPhek | November 10 In reference to the resolutions made earlier by the Chakhesang Students Union (CSU), the Union today issued certain terms and conditions to be awarded to violators of the r
    Nagaland / 11th November 2008
  • Human Rights training for government officers
    Kohima, November 10 (DIPR): A two-day sensitisation training programme for Human Rights, which is also the first of its kind on human and universal rights for women officers, began at the Administrative Trainin
    Nagaland / 11th November 2008
  • People! Get to Know your consumer rights
    Dimapur, November 10 (MExN): The Consumers Society of Dimapur is organizing a public rally on consumer rights under the theme consumers are to be protected. The event is to be held on December 6 with Dimapur De
    Nagaland / 11th November 2008
  • Say Yes to Hope
    Today, people have come out to stand together in solidarity to express their collective support for Nagas to come together as one. Their yearning for peace demonstrates the deep manifestation to live together i
    Editorial / 11th November 2008
  • Part II : Nagas Ancestors Among Distant Relatives
    Mazie NakhroIf the Nagas did not just pop out from inside a cave, where did they come from? Do they have a traceable biological relationship to the human race? This article is an attempt to initiate that quest.
    Public Space / 11th November 2008
  • Kiwi farmer waiting for fruit of labor
    Dimapur, November 9 (MExN): It is universally believed that hard work and persistence eventually pays off, but this notion is yet to be proven for Pitoshe Chophy, a 33 year old farmer from Zunheboto. As one of
    Nagaland / 10th November 2008
  • Now, NO business for Dimapur’s Sundays
    Morung Express News Dimapur | November 9 The trend of extortion, kidnapping and murder in Dimapur and an ineffective law-response from law-enforcing agencies are already taking effect. Peace-loving ci
    Nagaland / 10th November 2008
  • State’s police strength is 20,784
    Our CorrespondentKohima | November 9The manpower of Nagaland state police stands at 20,784 till March 2007. These figures do not include various battalions of the central police forces, the Assam Rifles and CRP
    Nagaland / 10th November 2008
  • Quality Education vs Vote Bank Politics
    Morung Express NewsDimapur | November 9An overwhelming majority (70%) of respondents expressed disapproval for the recent governments decision to relax the recruitment policy of teachers. This is as per the lat
    Nagaland / 10th November 2008
  • Nagas must come together
    Morung Express NewsDimapur | November 9In what will be seen as a major boost to the Naga reconciliation process, general Khole, commander-in-chief of the Naga Army, GPRN/NSCN has said, that leaving aside past a
    Nagaland / 10th November 2008
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