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  • Quality Check
    A senior IAS lady officer during a recent public function in Dimapur expressed concern over the quality of teachers in the State and highlighted the fact that Nagaland has the least number of trained teachers i
    Editorial / 22nd February 2008
  • Should UGs influence Indian election & civil bodies?
    The question of whether undergrounds should have an indirect say in the Indian elections and influence the civil bodies is a hot debate in the underground (UG) and overground set ups where there are underground
    Public Space / 22nd February 2008
  • Communal harmony in Dimapur: A hindu viewpoint
    In the beginning, I wish to appreciate the Christian Forum Dimapur for convening Inter Faith Meet and giving me the opportunity to put forth my viewpoints as a representative of the Hindu society in Dimapur on
    Public Space / 22nd February 2008
  • ‘Most opportune time’ to reconcile
    DIMAPUR, FEBRUARY 20 (MExN): A sense of urgency rings clear from the Naga Peace Convention organized by Naga Shisha Hoho Prayer Centre, Pruzie Kohima. The convention, to be held from February 22 to the 24th has
    Nagaland / 21st February 2008
  • Border tension resurfaces in Wokha
    Dimapur, February 20 (MExN): Tension is said to have surfaced in the Lio-Longidang and Longtssiri village areas under Champang EAC at the Assam-Nagaland border. A water-pumping project is informed to be in full
    Nagaland / 21st February 2008
  • NSA’s remark on Naga issue “irresponsible”
    Kohima, February 20 (NEPS): Former DAN Minister and NPF President Dr Shurhozelie has sharply reacted against the recent remarks made by National Security Adviser (NSA) MK Narayanan that the peace talks between
    Nagaland / 21st February 2008
  • CPO decries reported involvement of UGs
    Dimapur, February 20 (MExN): The President of the Chakhesang Public Organisation today decried what it termed, some stray incidents while hustings for March 5 poll involved by some Naga National workers in Phek
    Nagaland / 21st February 2008
  • Expensive Elections
    According to information given out by the Chief Election Officer, over 250 candidates have filed nominations for the March 5 Assembly elections in Nagaland. For a small State like Nagaland, this number is quite
    Editorial / 21st February 2008
  • ‘Bostiwalas’ & our prejudice
    Vekhozo NyengaOddly enough, numerous satirical sentences have been said about Bostiwalas. I never ascertain the word so much evaluate than a villager but truthfully our judgment has liable them a low- profile,
    Infocus / 21st February 2008
  • The making of Naga Nation
    Recognition a condition precedent for a new Indo -Nagalim relations  Moa AsoHisory tells us that prior to 1947 -1950 there was no recognized Indian nation as such. The name India is also of recent origin.
    Public Space / 21st February 2008
  • Interrogating Contemporary Naga Youth and Social Change
    U A ShimrayEminent Sociologist called M.N. Srinivas remarked that: the subject of social change is vast and complex. Indeed, social change is an inevitable and continuous phenomenon. It is a conventional method
    Public Space / 21st February 2008
  • ‘Exercise sovereign right to vote’
    Kohima, February 19 (MExN): Addressing the citizens of Nagaland the Governor of Nagaland K. Sankaranarayanan reiterated that the Government is committed to conducting peaceful, free and fair elections and calle
    Nagaland / 20th February 2008
  • C-fire meet reviews security
    Dimapur, February 19 (MExN): With the State Assembly Elections a fortnight away, security-related concern was expressed during an hour-long Ceasefire meeting today. The meeting with the NSCN-IM was held at the
    Nagaland / 20th February 2008
  • Nagaland deprived of development: AICC Observer
    Dimapur, February 19 (MExN): Recalling the state of Nagaland during the last five years under the DAN Government, Former MP and AICC Observer, Sanjay Nirupama, said that the whole country progressed except Naga
    Nagaland / 20th February 2008
  • Do Negotiations Work?
    In the last decade, we have seen the birth of two new countries, East Timor and Kosovo; both of which gained their independence not through negotiations but through internal processes where people sturdily asse
    Editorial / 20th February 2008
  • The long road to Liberation
    Aung Naing OOWe left at dawn as villagers moved about in semi-darkness preparing for a new day. Our guide was a burly Mon man, about 45 years old, who had agreed to take us to the Karen rebel-held territory. &n
    Infocus / 20th February 2008
  • Of election, governance, and change in Nagaland
    Tsutsowe KupaChange we can believe in, read the catchphrase on the speakers stand, as also on the placards of the cheering supporters of Barack Obama, an Illinois senator and Democratic presidential hopeful, wh
    Public Space / 20th February 2008
  • ‘No compromise’ on state elections
    Dimapur, February 18 (MExN): Pointing out that the tempo of electioneering has increased for the Nagaland State Assembly elections slated for March 5 and stating that there is the tendency to use the good name
    Nagaland / 19th February 2008
  • ‘Slow-down in Naga peace talks worrying’
    Al NgullieDimapur | February 18 Reflecting the overall perspective of Indias position on the more than half-a-century Indo-Naga political issue, some political observers declare that the slowdown in the Go
    Morung Exclusive / 19th February 2008
  • NNC instates new leadership
    DIMAPUR, FEBRUARY 18 (MExN): The NNC Central expresses gratitude to all the Regions for their fullest cooperation and support towards the success of the Central Executive Council Meeting as well as the General
    Nagaland / 19th February 2008
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