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  • Road to Nowhere
    Forty-eight years ago in 1958, the Government of India enacted the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) as a measure to empower her armed forces in their war to militarily quell the Naga movement. The AFSPA,
    Editorial / 1st July 2006
  • Pilgrims of TrueLove
    David ShoshaniIt is a plebeian tendency to predominately associate the dealing of relationships in general and TrueLove in particular with teenagers who have nothing else to do but to dream and fantasize about
    Infocus / 1st July 2006
  • State EC notifies committee for peaceful conduct of election
    KOHIMA, JUNE 29 (DIPR): The State Election Commission has notified that a Coordination Committee should be constituted for the Bye-Election purposes comprising representative of all Political Parties, District
    Nagaland / 30th June 2006
  • India’s confusion a problem: NSCN (IM)
    DIMAPUR, JUNE 29 (MExN): Breaking its silence on the integration issue after the latest whirlwind of reports that the NSCN (IM) has toned down on its demands to accede to some form of autonomy, the organization
    Nagaland / 30th June 2006
  • Naga talks in top gear; fine print of deal in Bangkok
    Swati Chaturvedi New Delhi | The TribuneIn the words of the Prime Ministers Principal Interlocutor From first gear it has now moved into fourth gear. And unlike the politicians hyperbole it is a cautious b
    Nagaland / 30th June 2006
  • Prisoners of Uncertainty?
    Growing restlessness and lingering lethargy enveloping the Naga skyline is causing an uneasy sense of acute cynicism and unfocused anger, just churning restlessly for its release. The internal and external cond
    Editorial / 30th June 2006
  • Affinities between Nagas and Tribes of Southern Seas
    R.B. Thohe PouAbstract: The study of similarities between Nagas and tribes of southern seas (Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Taiwan etc) is to trace the origin of Nagas. The present study of affinities betwee
    Public Space / 30th June 2006
  • People of Kiphire cry for peace
    Selithre SangtamKiphire | June 28A public peace rally was organized at the main police point on June 26, at Kiphire. Around an estimated one thousand people from every walk of life attended the peace rally to e
    Nagaland / 29th June 2006
  • Debate on new IRB: Thenucho values public view
    Chizokho VeroKohima | June 28Minister for Home Thenucho today acknowledged the views and suggestions put forth by the public in regard to the proposed raising of another Indian Reserve Battalion (IRB). Your vie
    Nagaland / 29th June 2006
  • Dzukou belongs to Nagaland, SAPO reminds Manipur
    Dimapur, June 28 (MExN): The Southern Angami Public Organization (SAPO) reacting to remarks made by MLA RK Thekho of Manipur Legislative Assembly that Dzukou Valley is of  Manipur, has strongly affirmed th
    Nagaland / 29th June 2006
  • Naga ceasefire likely to extend by 6 months
    NEW DELHI, JUNE 28 (AGENCIES): With the successful conclusion of a meaningful round of peace talks with NSCN-IM, the Naga ceasefire which ends in the third week of July, is likely to be extended by another six
    Nagaland / 29th June 2006
  • MEx Editor tells students to make right choices
    NGOs-Government should take seminars and workshops to the class roomsMorung Express NewsDimapur | June 28Editor of The Morung Express, Along Longkumer told a freshers day gathering of students here that educati
    Nagaland / 29th June 2006
  • ARTC & S sets up HIV/AIDS Drop-in Centre
    DIMAPUR, JUNE 28 (MExN): Upholding the tradition of service to the people of the North-East, the authorities of Assam Rifles Training Centre and school, Dimapur have set up a HIV/AIDS Drop-in Centre at the Dhan
    Nagaland / 29th June 2006
  • Peren united against drug-abuse, illicit-trafficking
    Masangam Peren June 28 (MExN): Peren district on June 26 observed International Day Against Drug-Abuse and Illicit Trafficking under the theme Drugs are not childs play at Jalukie Town Council Hall. The Pr
    Nagaland / 29th June 2006
  • From Program to Implementation
    The Nagaland State Government has over the last six months or so undertaken several development programs to the people. Noteworthy among them is the slew of measures announced under the departments of Horticult
    Editorial / 29th June 2006
  • Integration is a Political Necessity
    Athikho KaisüThe aspiration of the Nagas to live in a single political unit is by no means a new phenomenon.  In fact, the memorandum submitted to the Simon Commission in 1929 for the exclusion of the Nag
    Public Space / 29th June 2006
  • Let me direct my energy
    Noel ManuelPenguins are amazing birds. These Antarctic inhabitants have an interesting lifestyle. What really fascinates me is the manner in which they reproduce, which, I think is captivating and typical. Pati
    Public Space / 29th June 2006
  • NPCC trains gun on Home Minister
    Morung Express NewsKohima | June 27Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) has pulled up State Home Minister Thenucho for making what they called irresponsible statement on law and order situation, and has a
    Nagaland / 28th June 2006
  • Changki Senso and VC respond to ‘open letter’
    DIMAPUR, JUNE 27 (MExN): The Changki Senso and the Village Council have taken a serious view on the letter written by Imtajenba and Temjenmeren addressed to the Deputy Commissioner, Mokokchung appearing in the
    Nagaland / 28th June 2006
  • Zeliangrong Baudi condemns landmine use
    Dimapur, June 27 (MExN): Strongly condemning the recent landmine blast at Athibung which claimed the life of one underground cadre, even after the use of landmines have been condemned and banned by the United N
    Nagaland / 28th June 2006
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