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  • Stop smoking cigarette/tobacco for better health
    What about smoking/use of tobacco? It was not known in the time of the Bible. Tobacco is not mentioned anywhere from Genesis to Revelation. It wasnt until Sir Walter Raleigh imported it from tobacco during the
    Public Space / 12th September 2006
  • Democracy down the drain?
    Allen ImsongNo system is devoid of defects and when something somewhere goes wrong, opinion flows. As such, we share talks as to whether democracy is relevant to Naga Society. But I think the problem lies in ou
    Public Space / 12th September 2006
  • Burden of History
    There is a Russian proverb which says: Dwell on the past and youll lose an eye; forget the past and youll lose both eyes. This insight possibly best illustrates the dilemma that confronts the choices we make wh
    Editorial / 11th September 2006
  • NSF discourse emphasizes on core issues
    DIMAPUR, SEPT 10 (MExN): Matikhru Village welcomed the Naga Students Federation as members discussed and resolved important agenda on September 6 during the student bodys fourth Federal Assembly.  Among ma
    Nagaland / 11th September 2006
  • Ngullie’s ‘Damage control’ tip to BJP? Replace Dr TM Lotha
    Dimapur, Sept 10 (MExN): Nagaland BJPs Organizational General Secretary O Mozamo Ngullie while iterating his decision to resign from the party as irreversible and final has also called for replacing Health Mini
    Nagaland / 11th September 2006
  • Tokheho Project Scan
    The bold decision of the Minister of Housing & Works Tokheho to step up intensive verification of all ongoing projects taken up in the State under NEC, NLCPR, PMGSY, PMs Package etc. should be welcomed. And
    Editorial / 11th September 2006
  • Defying Violence with Democracy
    Cynthia Boaz and Jack DuVallThe future of Iraq is in jeopardy, not primarily because of foreign occupation, aborted reconstruction, Iranian interference, unregenerate Baathists, venal Iraqi politicians, Islamis
    Infocus / 11th September 2006
  • Do you think bureaucrats in Nagaland are efficient administrators?
    Those who said YES:•    In general, they are good administrators.•    They are capable•    Inspite of all odds, bureaucrats in Nagaland have con
    Weekly Poll Result / 11th September 2006
  • Diary of a drinker
    Jungtina Jamir *hic hic hic* My brain feels empty, woozy and drippy, like its going to ooze its way through my head, out of my left ear (when I tilt it that way), onto the floor. Must be the booze I had la
    People-Life-Etc / 11th September 2006
  • Ethnic Minorities Starved, Denied Medical Care
    Marwaan Macan-MarkarTo be a health worker along Burmas eastern borders, home to the Karen and Karenni ethnic communities, is to court death, injury or imprisonment, say doctors working in the area. Even midwive
    People-Life-Etc / 11th September 2006
  • Estimate of Rs 200 cr loss incurred by farmers
    Thannganing Hungyo Dimapur | August 30NAGALANDS FARMERS are facing a crisis because of scanty rainfall in the year declared as the Year of the Farmer. Up to August this year, the Meteorological report has
    Nagaland / 31st August 2006
  • ANSTA adopts resolutions; agitation from September 5
    Kohima, August 30 (MExN): In view of the failure of the government to issue a written assurance of acceptance of All Nagaland School Teachers Association (ANSTA)s charter of demands within the stipulated time,
    Nagaland / 31st August 2006
  • Govt’s impatience growing at delay of DPRs from Depts
    Dimapur, August 30 (MExN): Nagaland Chief Secretary, Lalhuma expressed concern over delay of submission of Detail Project Reports (DPRs) for obtaining negotiated loan from Financial Institutions. Lalhuma lament
    Nagaland / 31st August 2006
  • Engaging the powers
    In reality, the present praxis of governance, peace and leadership is being imposed from above by structures that have acquired global proportions with the intention of creating forced dependence and inculcatin
    Editorial / 31st August 2006
  • The Balochistan cause gets a Martyr
    Nirupama Subramanian On Saturday, Pakistan gave Balochistan the martyr the regions nationalist cause lacked these last 58 years, when security forces killed Akbar Khan Bugti. The irony: the 79-year-old Bug
    Infocus / 31st August 2006
  • Let me open my doors
    Noel ManuelIve often heard people say that when opportunity knocks, allow it to enter or else it may never come by again. Opportunities indeed, dont come by very often. They come without warning and under
    Public Space / 31st August 2006
  • The Grand old Man of Model Higher Secondary School, Mokokchung
    He gave his selfless-service for 23 years in moulding and nurturing the students for a bright future. He is none other than, The grand Old Man of M.H.S.S, MKG Sir. Bendangmayang. Time has gone long, since, he e
    Public Space / 31st August 2006
  • These Hills Called Home: Stories from a war zone
    Sanjay (Xonzoi) BarboraProf. Ao modestly claims that memory…picks and chooses what to preserve and what to discard and that this is compounded when one is dealing with someone elses memory of unadulterated pa
    Public Space / 31st August 2006
  • NMA-NSCN (K) meet held; Mothers clarify
    DIMAPUR, AUGUST 29 (MExN): Responding to the invitation of the NSCN (K) which was announced through the local papers, a delegation of the Naga Mothers Association (NMA) went to Mon and met leaders of the NSCN (
    Nagaland / 30th August 2006
  • Toy products from Nagaland to hit global market soon
    Chizokho VeroKohima | August 29Stepping up market linkage with the rest of the world, a nascent Lady Bug Toy Production Unit, Kohima today dispatched over 1000 toys to Nick Nack, Kolkata as the first consignmen
    Nagaland / 30th August 2006
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