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  • USLB opposes govt. takeover of NH 155
    DIMAPUR, SEPTember 7 (MExN): The United Sangtam Likhüm Bümji (USLB) has strongly opposed the taking over of NH 155 stretching from Meluri to Tuensang by the state government of Nagaland. The moment, the handi
    Nagaland / 8th September 2008
  • ENSF stir on quota demand
    Dimapur, Sept  7 (MExN): The second phase agitation of the Eastern Naga Students Federation is set to be launched September 12 in different forms till the government accedes to the demand for 25% job reser
    Nagaland / 8th September 2008
  • Jamir eyes Tuli for comeback
    Bonnie KonyakSeptember 7With time running out for the next Assembly Election slated for early 2008, senior Congressman SC Jamir and former Chief Minister of Nagaland presently serving as Goa Governor appears al
    Nagaland / 8th September 2008
  • ANCSU pinpoints ills plaguing colleges
    Dimapur, September 7 (MExN): Underpaid lecturers, overage lecturers, late declaration of degree exams and issuance mark sheets are some of the areas of concern which the touring All Nagaland College Students Un
    Nagaland / 8th September 2008
  • SASU oppose government decision on road takeover
    KOHIMA, SEPTEMBER 7 (MEXN): Seyochung Area Students Union has registered strong opposition to the decision of the government to hand over NH 155 to state PWD from the Boarder Road Organisation. Stating tha
    Nagaland / 8th September 2008
  • ZSUD supports Zeliangrong peoples’ demand to NSCN (IM)
    Dimapur, September 7 (MExN): The Zeliangrong Students Union Delhi (ZSUD) today strongly condemns the August 28 incident in which the cadres belonging to the NSCN (IM) faction razed the houses belong to the Jalu
    Nagaland / 8th September 2008
  • Burma on the Edge
    It is not for nothing that Burma has long been the center of international attention and concern in the Asian Pacific region. Its transition from a growing democracy to a military state, and from being the rice
    Editorial / 8th September 2008
  • Deadly trinity of Naga society
    The world of the present Naga Society we live today is caught in the web of Politics and Bureaucracy (PBB). This so called is a fatal triangle and poisonous to the Democratic Society like the venom of cobra to
    Public Space / 8th September 2008
  • NSCN-IM clarifies stand on KLA casualties
    DIMAPUR, SEPTEMBER 6 (MExN): Following the killing of ten cadres belonging to the Kuki Liberation Army (KLA) on September 3 in Ukhrul district by the NSCN (IM) and the concern from different quarters of a possi
    Nagaland / 7th September 2008
  • Customary laws for Jalukie redress
    Dimapur, September 6 (MExN): Making a reference in the context of the Jalukie Zangdi arson, the NSCN-IM prioritizes the Nagas customary laws as a guiding basis for land dispute. Also, responding to the slew of
    Nagaland / 7th September 2008
  • Legislators’ role in peace under question
    Morung Express NewsKohima | September 6Lackadaisical role of state legislators in peace building has came under the attack from church leaders as Nagas commemorate the signing of first Indo-Naga ceasefire of 19
    Nagaland / 7th September 2008
  • NSCN-K clarifies on “tax” authorization
    Dimapur, September 6 (MExN): The Angami region of the NSCN-K held a meeting recently to discuss the reported payment of taxes to be made through one Capt. Balie Chaliu, PRO Thekelie and one Vihelie Delie. Howev
    Nagaland / 7th September 2008
  • NUTAK ask Prez to “Recall” VC
    DIMAPUR, SEPT 6 (MExN): The Nagaland University Teachers Association Kohima Campus has once again, come down heavily against its Vice Chancellor, accusing K Kannan of undermining the intellectual capacity of th
    Nagaland / 7th September 2008
  • Churches become first casualty of SSA probe
    Al NgullieDimapur | September 6To much embarrassment, two major church councils have become the first to fall to consequent action initiated in the wake of anomalies and financial mismanagement detected in Sarv
    Morung Exclusive / 7th September 2008
  • Report on Interim Order
    KOHIMA, SEPTEMBER 6 (DIPR): A long standing dispute between Iphonumi and Khutsami villages has been settled in the presence of Deputy Commissioners of Zunheboto, Phek and Kohima, President Sumi Hoho and Preside
    Nagaland / 7th September 2008
  • India must stop proxy war: FGN
    DIMAPUR, SEPT 6 (MExN): In the backdrop of a programme to commemorate the 43rd Anniversary of the Indo-Naga ceasefire (1964-2007), the Federal Government of Nagaland (FGN) while assuring the Naga people peace a
    Nagaland / 7th September 2008
  • Govt clarifies on ‘bad’ roads Blames ‘natural calamity’
    DIMAPUR, SEPTEMBER 6 (MExN): Responding to the grievances raised by the United Sangtam Students Conference (USSC) on the road condition especially towards Kiphire and Meluri side as also the subsequent press st
    Nagaland / 7th September 2008
  • KNO demands ‘reason’ from NSCN-IM for killing 10 KLA cadres
    Dimapur, September 6 (MExN): Following the gunning down of 10 KLA cadres by the NSCN-IM, the Kuki National Organization (KNO) has today demanded the reason for the killing. As per the news reports, a mere
    Nagaland / 7th September 2008
  • Teacher Who?
    Teacher Who? This is the question that requires an answer especially on an occasion such as Teachers Day and more so in the backdrop of evidence clearly pointing to teachers absconding from classrooms particula
    Editorial / 7th September 2008
  • For the people or against the people
    I read with anguish about the events unfolding from the disputes over ownership of land in and around Jalukie-Zangdi to the ultimate battering of heads of the peaceful rallies. Some Naga people seem to be tryin
    Infocus / 7th September 2008
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