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  • Kitovi asks Sumi students to work for peace
    Dimapur, Feb 4 (MExN):  In a press statement received here, the Ato Kilonser of the NSCN (K), N Kitovi Zhimomi today on the occasion of the 43 General Conference of the Sumi Students Union, called upon eve
    Nagaland / 5th February 2007
  • Sumis appeal to NSCN (K)
    DIMAPUR, FEB 4 (MExN): The Western Sumi Frontal Organization in its emergency meeting at the Hohos Hiyam has sincerely appealed to the NSCN (K) to reconsider its issuing of Quit Notice to the Tangkhul tribe on
    Nagaland / 5th February 2007
  • NSCN-K refuse NBCC plea on ‘Quit Notice’
    MON,  FEB 4  (MExN): The Khaplang faction of the National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN) has today refused to turn down the final Quit Notice served to the Tangkhul community, beginning February
    Nagaland / 5th February 2007
  • ‘Quit notice a plague’ says TCU; appeals for calm
    DIMAPUR, FEB 4 (ME xN): In the backdrop of the ongoing quit notice issued to the Tangkhul community and the threat served to students for appearing in the upcoming NBSE examinations, the Tenyimi Central Council
    Nagaland / 5th February 2007
  • NSCN (K) cautions rival’s agents
    Dimapur, Feb 4 (MExN): Maj. Shikaho Kiho, Urban Commander, Peoples Army of Kohima Unit, after thorough probe by the Special Investigation Task Force (Crime) of Peoples Army, has cautioned IKs agents to mend the
    Nagaland / 5th February 2007
  • Multinational IT company, COSYNE head office moving out of state
    Dimapur, Feb 4 (MExN): The Atlanta based COSYNE Enterprises, an Information Technology services company offering certified degrees in the field of information technology and which was brought to Dimapur in the
    Nagaland / 5th February 2007
  • United Nations revisited
    Expectations from the United Nations depend on ones perception and understanding of what the organization represents and what it can accomplish. It is agreed that in an increasingly contradicting yet interconne
    Editorial / 5th February 2007
  • Nepal rioting threatens political transition
    Dhruba Adhikary The disturbances that mountainous Nepal is currently facing in the southern plains, called Terai, threaten to blossom into a separatist movement as in Sri Lanka. And they could derail the p
    Infocus / 5th February 2007
  • Do the older Naga generations respect the opinions of the younger generations?
    Those who said NO had this to say:•    It is unfortunate that we have many Naga elders who do not respect the opinion of the younger generation, particularly politicians. They need to real
    Weekly Poll Result / 5th February 2007
  • Govt. ask NSCN-K to reconsider decision on students’ issue
    Dimapur, Feb 3 (MExN): Strongly reminding that the slogan Nagaland for Christ was adopted as a beacon under which the Nagas are striving for their rights, Nagaland Home Minister Thenucho appeals to the NSCN-K t
    Nagaland / 4th February 2007
  • Shankaranarayanan sworn in as new Governor
    Chizokho VeroKohima | February 3Seventy four years old Katteekal Shankaranarayanan was today sworn-in as the new Governor of Nagaland in the presence of state dignitaries including Chief Minister of Nagaland Ne
    Nagaland / 4th February 2007
  • Governor calls for peace building
    Morung Express NewsDimapur | February 3Putting the peace issue right up front before the people of Nagaland, new Governor K. Sankaranarayanan said that it is the combined responsibility and the bounden duty of
    Nagaland / 4th February 2007
  • Nagaland’s new Governor accorded warm welcome
    Kohima, Feb 3 (MExN): Citizens of Kohima today accorded a warm welcome to the new Governor of Nagaland, Katteekal Shankaranarayanan at a civic reception held in the State Academy Hall, Kohima, under the aegis o
    Nagaland / 4th February 2007
  • Civil society appeal NSCN-K to withdraw threats to students
    Dimapur, Feb 3 (MExN): Calling for respecting the right of choice or self-identification for students who opted for NBSEs curricula, the NSCN-K is appealed to withdraw its threats, by the United Naga Council (U
    Nagaland / 4th February 2007
  • GBs, Dobashis make peace bid
    DIMAPUR, FEB 2 (MExN): Making an appeal to all underground to end factional killings, the Nagaland GB Federation and the Nagaland Dobashis Association today offered to work out some modalities to maintain peace
    Nagaland / 3rd February 2007
  • FGN question results of Isak’s apologies
    DIMAPUR, FEB 2 (MExN): The FGN today said the apology made by Isak from time to time is a fraud to kill more Nagas and deceiving to our people only. Terming as historical records, a release issued by Maj W
    Nagaland / 3rd February 2007
  • Zunheboto contractors rue NCSU’s list system
    Dimapur, Feb 2 (MExN): Zunheboto contractors are concerned that the liabilities in the DLVC list of Zunheboto district has been pending for more than two decades and they belong to many individuals who cannot a
    Nagaland / 3rd February 2007
  • BBC visit gives boost to indigenous games in Nagaland
    Kohima, Feb 2 (MExN): Giving a huge boost to indigenous games and sports in Nagaland, a team from the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), London, UK, on a documentary venture to promote indigenous games and
    Nagaland / 3rd February 2007
  • NSCN-IM hand alleged in UNC candidate’s campaign
    Dimapur, Feb 2 (MExN): Four independent candidates from 47-Karong (ST) Assembly Constituency are up in strong protest against NSCN-IM involving in campaigning for a UNC-nominated candidate contesting in the 9th
    Nagaland / 3rd February 2007
  • Politics of Peace
    In the backdrop of criticism of US invasion in Iraq, an international conference on peace held in New Delhi recently to commemorate the centenary launch of Satyagraha by Mahatma Gandhi has rejected unilateralis
    Editorial / 3rd February 2007
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