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  • New Look at North Eastern History Required
    DIMAPUR, OCTOBER 18 (MExN): The participants of a two-day workshop on Conflicts and Peace in the Northeast organised by North Eastern Social Research Centre, Guwahati, concluded that the writing of a comprehens
    Nagaland / 19th October 2007
  • Lust of Cricket
    The on and off the field performance of the Indian cricket team during the just concluded one day series against world champions Australia has been quite ordinary and leaves much to be desired, including the mi
    Editorial / 19th October 2007
  • They were also Scientists
    Sentilong OzukumI want to become a scientist but I also want to believe in the Bible is the dilemma of many bright young students. As a general rule, it is taught today that if you are a scientist then you cann
    Public Space / 19th October 2007
  • The real evidence of Naga Independence
    As per the Leangyu village resolution adopted in the August 14, 1954, some more than five hundred strong warriors gathered at Y. Anner Village and voted with voice vote to M- Lakhum Yimchunger to be the war lea
    Public Space / 19th October 2007
  • Have you heard this before?
    (Untold story from a village in Kiphire District)Seyochung village I situated in the remote North Eastern part of the Kiphire district in the present state of Nagaland, established about 130 years ago. It lies
    Public Space / 19th October 2007
  • Unity-theme as NNC remember martyrs
    DIMAPUR, OCTOBER 17 (MExN): The Naga National Council (NNC) has stated its commitment to Naga national  unity expressing that it is essential for achievement of Naga peoples national goal. Therefore, in th
    Nagaland / 18th October 2007
  • Affiliation ‘opens’ door for ‘eastern’ Nagas
    Morung Express NewsDimapur | October 17The Eastern Nagaland Student Federation, for the very first time spoke out on the affiliation of Schools in Naga districts of Manipur into Nagaland Board of School Educati
    Nagaland / 18th October 2007
  • LPG delivery system goes kaput; GBs warn
    Dimapur, October 17 (MExN): The over-hyped LPG delivery system in Dimapur has fallen flat with consumers having to go about the usual skirmishes to secure a cylinder. Notwithstanding the notification of the Nag
    Nagaland / 18th October 2007
  • Engineers oppose amalgamation
    Dimapur, October 17 (MExN): Government engineers protest against the amalgamation of the civil wing of the Power department with the Nagaland Public Works Department (PWD). The engineers have resolved to contin
    Nagaland / 18th October 2007
  • Jalukie civil society makes social initiative
    Dimapur, October 17 (MExN): Jalukies Civil society today undertook certain significant resolutions with particular reference to local welfare administration.  The joint meeting saw organizations of the val
    Nagaland / 18th October 2007
  • People-conserved area: A success story
    DIMAPUR, OCTOBER 17 (MExN): Nagaland is one among the 12 mega-biodiversity rich area in the world covering 2.5 % of forest cover of India and 80 % of Nagaland itself covers both open and close forests. The face
    Nagaland / 18th October 2007
  • Tourism dept clarifies on Kisama story
    Kohima, October 17 (MExN): Reacting to the news item Kisama: tourist dismay, but revelers favourite delight, Commissioner and Secretary of Tourism, Khekiye K Sema, today said that the crumbling morungs are temp
    Nagaland / 18th October 2007
  • ANSAM says NO to anti-affiliation law
    Dimapur, October 17 (MExN): The ANSAM rejected Manipur governments mulling a legislation to curtail the move of hill students in Manipur to be affiliated to the NBSE. The minority Naga students enrolled in priv
    Nagaland / 18th October 2007
  • Road to Poll ‘08
    The unrelenting monsoon this year may have its own political dynamics to it. For those dependent on good monsoon rains especially the farming community, the rainfall received so far may have well served its pur
    Editorial / 18th October 2007
  • Why China will not allow democracy in Myanmar
    Claude ArpiIn Burma, the situation seems to be settling down. Is it for the good of the people? That is another question.  Anyhow, the brutal generals and Aung Saan Suu Kyi, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate,
    Infocus / 18th October 2007
  • Nagas favorite beverage for economic leverage
    Limalenden LongkumerMokokchung | October 16For Nagas, tea is the most popular beverage. Ironically, however, locally processed tea is not available in the market and huge amounts of money are being drained off
    Nagaland / 17th October 2007
  • NSF to protest govt apathy on SSA fund misuse
    DIMAPUR, OCTOBER 16 (MExN): The Naga Students Federation (NSF) cited the State governments failure to meets its demand of setting up a State Level Independent Enquiry Commission into the misuse of funds meant f
    Nagaland / 17th October 2007
  • ‘Centre’s attitude towards us step-motherly’
    NEW DELHI, October 16 (PTI): Accusing the Centre of adopting a step-motherly attitude towards it, the Khaplang wing of the National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN) has asked the government to rein in activ
    Nagaland / 17th October 2007
  • Tension at Intl Border
    Morung Express NewsKohima | October 16NSCN-K has put its GHQ, located at the Indo-Myanmar border, on high alert, while the Nagas living in the areas reported of the renewed tension following the regular patroll
    Nagaland / 17th October 2007
  • India extends CF with NSCN (K)
    New Delhi, October 16 (PTI): With intent to involve the insurgent faction in Naga peace process, the Centre has decided to extend ceasefire with the Khaplang group of National Socialist Council of Nagaland for
    Nagaland / 17th October 2007
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