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  • NBCC advocates people to people dialogue on integration
    Morung Express NewsDimapur | September 30While strongly affirming that integration of the Naga ancestral homeland is the natural aspiration of the Nagas, the Nagaland Baptist Church Council has nevertheless poi
    Nagaland / 1st October 2006
  • People stand united against IRB’s high-handedness
    Dimapur, Sept 30 (MExN): Various Naga organizations have strongly condemned the   shooting of a  student, Lumtiplung Kamei,  by 11th IRB personnel on September 28.    ANCSU: The All Nag
    Nagaland / 1st October 2006
  • Yongam village: Farming paradise on Earth
    J. LongkumerThe Farmers Cell, SASRD, Nagaland University, Medziphema Campus, comprising of a team of teachers, conducted a two day training programme on Pest and Disease Management in Rice and Vegetables, Pigge
    Public Space / 1st October 2006
  • Centre stalls Agri study group to Israel
    Dimapur, Sept 29 (MExN): Nagaland Governments proposal for sending 10 Naga students for OJT programme offered by Agri Studies, Israel has run into rough ground with the Ministry of External Affairs raising obje
    Nagaland / 30th September 2006
  • Little boy falls victim to factional bullet
    KOHIMA, Sept 29 (MExN): A 4 years old little boy, Inato, fell victim to the bullet of a factional feud, while a girl, his mothers sister and one cadre each of two warring groups sustained injuries when both the
    Nagaland / 30th September 2006
  • NBCC proposes Kilonser-level roundtable talks
    Morung Express NewsDimapur | September 29The Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) has come out with a definite framework to facilitate a ground for the factions and for this purpose, has mooted a series of ro
    Nagaland / 30th September 2006
  • NSCN-K questions NBCC’s ‘motives’
    Dimapur, Sept 29 (MExN): The NSCN-K has questioned the motives of the Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) in calling for a healing and reconciliation initiative and stated that the proposed meeting with NSCN
    Nagaland / 30th September 2006
  • Church calls on warring Naga factions
    DIMAPUR, SEPT 29 (MExN): Hundreds responded to the Churchs call for healing and reconciliation to be fostered among warring Naga groups, as prayers for peace were today offered at the Covenant Hall in Dimapur.
    Nagaland / 30th September 2006
  • Nagaland GB Federation opens office at Dimapur
    DIMAPUR, SEPT 29 (MExN): GBs from all the districts of Nagaland gathered today to inaugurate the Nagaland GB Federation (NGBF) office at Duncan Bosti, Dimapur. The function commenced with a welcome speech by A.
    Nagaland / 30th September 2006
  • Education Minister worried by school drop outs
    Dimapur, Sept 29 (MExN): Minister of School & Technical Education, Nagaland Imkong L Imchen today expressed serious concern over the dropout-students index pointing out that a dropout is a significant probl
    Nagaland / 30th September 2006
  • No shying away from Quit Notice – FGN
    Dimapur, Sept 29 (MExN): The Federal Government of Nagaland (FGN) while admitting that serving quit notices to one another and a particular community is very undesirable, stated that so also thrashing the age o
    Nagaland / 30th September 2006
  • Innocents assaulted in Tuensang
    Dimapur, Sept 29 (MExN): Several persons from the Muslim community were brutally assaulted by a group of youths at Tuensang on the night of September 27. Concerned citizens writing to this paper said that the y
    Nagaland / 30th September 2006
  • Final reminder on quit notice: NSCN (K)
    DIMAPUR SEPT 29 (MExN): The NSCN (K) has issued a final reminder to all Tangkhuls whom they termed as criminals and perpetrators to leave Nagaland without much commotion as they felt that peace loving Nagas nee
    Nagaland / 30th September 2006
  • Axis of Democracy
    It is quite perplexing to note that the Military regime in Myanmar is today everything that India is not and it should not surprise many that New Delhi does not come anywhere near to what Rangoon practices in t
    Editorial / 30th September 2006
  • Compassion in Crisis
    Archbishop Tutu remarks that a nation divided during a repressive regime does not emerge suddenly united when the time of repression is passed … neither can anyone have the power to say Let bygones be bygones
    Editorial / 30th September 2006
  • The processing stage - the Key of Belief, Part III
    David ShoshaniThe belief always precedes the reality. If one continuously keep saying to oneself and to the others that TrueLove is fake, and that one will only consider to believe in it once one sees it manife
    Infocus / 30th September 2006
  • Rules relating to State Emblem of Nagaland
    Ruopfulenuo Huozha & Lolano P. KhuvungThe State Emblem has been adopted by the State Government of Nagaland with the approval of the State Cabinet Vide No. CAB-2/2003 Dt. 04-08-2005 and Notification No. CON
    Public Space / 30th September 2006
  • Our commitment to reconciliation
    Abraham Lotha(On behalf of the Catholic Church, Nagaland)First of all, on behalf of the Catholic Church, I would like to congratulate the NBCC for initiating this Healing and Reconciliation Movement to usher in
    Public Space / 30th September 2006
  • Quality education worth fighting for
    Tuisem A. ShishakA good educational system may be the flower of economic development; it is also the seed (Jerome B. Wiesner).Education is the key that unlocks the door to modernization (Frederick Harbison &
    People-Life-Etc / 30th September 2006
  • Complicated legacy for Nagas
    Soma Banerjee Kohima | September 28I dont see how things will be different if Nagaland manages to get sovereignty, says P. Tulumatsung Longkumer as he busily fills up a form on the Internet at a computer c
    Nagaland / 29th September 2006
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