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  • Bossism or Bushism ?
    The address of United States President George W Bush at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) on Tuesday will go down as one of his more important speeches to the world audience coming as it does in the ba
    Editorial / 21st September 2006
  • The heat is on: How global warming could suddenly tip over and ignite calamity
    Fiona HarveyScientists at Nasa, instead of staring into the skies, have been using satellites to look down at the world and track how it is changing. Within a year, the US space agency disclosed this week, an a
    Infocus / 21st September 2006
  • Attacking on culture for identity
    B. Thohii HiimaiSocial phenomenon of attacking on culture of the perceived dominant group by the affected population to reclaim their ethnic and cultural roots and construct identity within plural and multiraci
    Public Space / 21st September 2006
  • YTC and YAA laud Richard Yimto
    The Yimchungrü Tribal Council (YTC) and Yimchungrü Akherü Arihako (YAA) vividly remember Shri Richard Yimto the former SP Tuensang, who with his full zealous contribution towards Tuensang people for the upli
    Public Space / 21st September 2006
  • Let me color my future
    Noel ManuelThe art of living a purposeful life that blossoms in maturity and responsibility strongly evolve on how we paint our past, present and future. And this is indeed very true. A very clear example of th
    Public Space / 21st September 2006
  • Remembering Lt.Vikhozo Yhoshu and Kekuojalie Sachu
    Wednesday, March the 20th, 1986, will always remain as one of the blackest days in the history of the Naga Students Federation. It may have been twenty years ago, but the events on that day are still very clear
    People-Life-Etc / 21st September 2006
  • A Brief Life Sketch of Rev. Merhupfu Kent, former President, Naga National Council (NNC)
    The Reverend Merhupfu Kent, son of Mr. Gwanhon Kent was born on April 5th, 1913 at Tsemenyu of Rengma land. He studied at the Kohima Bible School in 1942-44 following which he served as the Evangelist to the Re
    People-Life-Etc / 21st September 2006
  • Attitude Suggests a Rendezvous
    Thozotolu | DimapurOkay, so while waiting for Mom, I was sitting in the lobby at Zion hospital... keenly examining the idiosyncrasies of the folks. Two women were sitting next to me. They both were chewing pan;
    Public Space / 21st September 2006
  • ‘Demarcate boundary before building Police centre’
    DIMAPUR, SEPT 19 (MExN): The Gaili Village Council today requested that the boundary between Gaili Village and Reziephema be demarcated before a Police Training Centre is established at the disputed land which
    Nagaland / 20th September 2006
  • ‘Why import? Nagaland can breed adequate fish’
    DIMAPUR, SEPT 19 (MExN): Fish for consumption need not be imported from other states such as Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal when Nagaland can produce its own stock, Fisheries Secretary to the Government of Naga
    Nagaland / 20th September 2006
  • Making sense of Non Governmental Organizations
    It seems that any and every organization which does not fall under the direct structure of the state-system is fairly or unfairly labeled as a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO). Indeed the term NGO is widely
    Editorial / 20th September 2006
  • NGO represents people out side the assembly
    In a democratic set up, a government is run by the body which has the mandate of the people known as the government of the people, by the people and for the people. On the other hand, peoples mass based organiz
    Infocus / 20th September 2006
  • Roots of Optimism and Contradictions
    Mukoma Ngugi  The Berlin Wall is dismantled brick by brick in November of 1989. It becomes a symbol of freedom and new beginnings. A few months into 1990 the Soviet Union collapses and from its ruins a ple
    Infocus / 20th September 2006
  • Pay only right amounts for medicines: NVCO
    DIMAPUR, SEPT 18 (MExN): The next time you venture out to buy medicines, be aware of your rights. Do not shell out extra cash for what you are not entitled to pay. Arousing the consciousness of consumers toward
    Nagaland / 19th September 2006
  • We don’t take Delhi’s help, NSCN (I-M) clarifies
    DIMAPUR, SEPT 18 (MExN): The NSCN (I-M) today clarified that it had at no point of time taken any form of financial help or assistance from the Government of India. The Government (GPRN) does not disburse salar
    Nagaland / 19th September 2006
  • ‘Quit notice’ extended to Dimapur
    DIMAPUR SEPT 18 (MExN): The NSCN (K) has extended the Quit notice to Tangkhuls in Dimapur region besides areas of Zeliangrong, Yimchunger, Phom, Khiamniungan, Shepourmaramth and Amamncht; Pangmi, Thungniu, Athi
    Nagaland / 19th September 2006
  • ‘Let Isak and Muivah reply to Gen Kholi’
    DIMAPUR, SEPT 18 (MExN): Pointing out that both NSCN (K) Chairman SS Khaplang and Commander-in-Chief Gen Kholi Konyak are contemporaries of Isak Chishi Swu and Th Muivah, Senior NSCN (K) Kilonser Athrom Konyak
    Nagaland / 19th September 2006
  • Chief Information Commissioner calls for people’s participation
    KOHIMA, SEPT 18 (DIPR): During an interactive session with Media persons today, at the Zonal Council Hall, the Chief Information Commissioner, P. Talitemjen said that peoples participation is required to suppor
    Nagaland / 19th September 2006
  • Peace Tango
    Both India and Pakistan have agreed to resume formal peace talks and have pledged to work together to fight terrorism, ending a two-month interruption triggered by tension over the train bombings in Mumbai in J
    Editorial / 19th September 2006
  • State and JustPeace
    The realization of JustPeace cannot be achieved unless the dilemma of the State is adequately addressed within any political process of negotiation. This is fundamental since the State is a creation of a realit
    / 19th September 2006
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