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  • Speak truth, work for truth: NNC Youth President
    DIMAPUR, OCT 23 (MExN): Youth President of the Naga National Council   C Chonghou has urged Naga youths to speak the truth and work f or the truth only.  Today, youths of Nagaland are to be proud of a
    Nagaland / 24th October 2006
  • Illegal Toll
    Illegal tax collection on transport vehicles by various registered and unregistered unions remain rampant in the State. This is even after the Deputy Commissioner of Dimapur had passed an order directing the as
    Editorial / 24th October 2006
  • Double-digit growth possible but poverty will stay
    Paranjoy Guha ThakurtaAs Indias leaders gear up to boost the countrys gross domestic product (GDP) to a dizzying 10 percent per annum, analysts warn that although double digit growth is achievable the countrys
    Infocus / 24th October 2006
  • Layman’s thoughts on Naga Political Movement
    We understand that Nagas are a homogeneous group of people with common origin, history and culture; speaking different dialects but same in temperament, attitude and appearance; scattered over different politic
    Public Space / 24th October 2006
  • Quest for solution: The Indo-Naga peace talk
    The attempt to contain peoples struggle by the state has always been by use of force but the Naga Movement have aptly demonstrated the failure of militaristic war policy in handling the challenges placed by peo
    Public Space / 24th October 2006
  • Role of Women in Development
    Jack T. ChakhesangThe role of women has made a transition from traditional roles of daughter, wife and mother to full participation in social, cultural and economic development in many societies over the years.
    Public Space / 24th October 2006
  • Debunking the Myth of Headhunting
    Tezenlo ThongIs the choice of early Nagas to build their villages on hilltops or ridges in any way related to the alleged widespread and deeply entrenched practices of headhunting? Western colonial writers have
    People-Life-Etc / 24th October 2006
  • NSCN-IM takes Jamir, Keishing to task
    Dimapur, Oct 22 (MExN): Lamenting that Nagas have been repeatedly sacrificed for selfish and individual narcissisms and hypnotized by personal economic and political ambitions of a few, the NSCN-IM is concerned
    Nagaland / 23rd October 2006
  • Naga Vigil condemns 9th Naga IRB
    Dimapur, Oct 22 (MExN): The London based Naga Vigil Human Rights Group (NVHRG) has condemned the killing of an innocent shopkeeper at Chhattisgarh by a serving jawan of the 9th Btn IRB from Nagaland without res
    Nagaland / 23rd October 2006
  • Rights groups expose atrocities of Naga IRB
    Morung Express NewsDimapur | October 22 Shocking reports of Naga IRB personnel in Chhattisgarh committing excesses – from burning of villages, random murder of men folk to rape and murder of tribal women
    Nagaland / 23rd October 2006
  • NSCN-K reacts to statement of killed cadre’s widow
    Dimapur, Oct 22 (MExN): The NSCN-K reacting to the clarification from the widow of Hopeson Tangkhul a cadre of the NSCN-IM who was killed at Chekiye Village, Dimapur recently, has reiterated its earlier stand o
    Nagaland / 23rd October 2006
  • NSCN-K ‘acknowledge’ excesses of its cadres
    Dimapur, Oct 22 (MExN): NSCN-K Lotha region held a retrospective and an introspective meeting on October 17 to deeply retrospect the workings of the NSCN/GPRN cadres in the region and has acknowledged excesses
    Nagaland / 23rd October 2006
  • India abets divisive elements: NSCN (IM)
    Dimapur, Oct 22 (MExN): The Ministry of Information and Publicity, NSCN (IM) today alleged that the Indian government was abetting divisive elements by providing assistance to the NSCN (K) faction.A press relea
    Nagaland / 23rd October 2006
  • IRB behavior in C’ttisgarh affects Naga image
    There were much expressions of opinion over the deployment of the Naga Indian Reserve Battalion (IRB) to Chhattisgarh, which formed part of the composite state reaction to the Naxal issue. Subsequently, there h
    Editorial / 23rd October 2006
  • Divide and rule, but for how long?
    Jawed NaqviIt was colonial perfidy, or so our elders said. They said divide and rule was a British way to pit Indian against Indian. Thats how they created Pakistan. Thats what we were told. So the British were
    Infocus / 23rd October 2006
  • Should capital punishment be banned on moral and ethical grounds?
    Those who said YES had this to say:•    Yes, Capital punishment opposes the philosophy of Christian values and ethics. There should be no room for capital punishment under any circumstance
    Weekly Poll Result / 23rd October 2006
  • Introduction of Motor Vehicle Act 1988
    K C AngamiBy nature, the moveable properties and assets are more susceptible to risks than immoveable assets. Therefore, Insurance Companies are created to replenish (make-up) the accidental loss of the concern
    Public Space / 23rd October 2006
  • Motivation for Recovery
    The only constant thing in life is change. Change is everywhere. It is there in every individual both internally and externally. It is there in the environment, and it is there in the society, and it is part an
    Public Space / 23rd October 2006
  • Jamir troubled by politics of Chazouba function
    DIMAPUR, OCT 21 (MExN): Goa Governor SC Jamir has expressed concern that his latest visit to Nagaland in connection with the social function at Chazouba has been politicized in the state even though neither he
    Nagaland / 22nd October 2006
  • Factional feud a human problem – Shurhozelie
    Dimapur, Oct 21 (MExN): Since we are no more high school students taking part in school debate Urban Planning Minister Dr Shurhozelie has advised the Congress to have a human approach to the Naga problem. The M
    Nagaland / 22nd October 2006
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