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  • Govt to takeover four private colleges from Feb
    Kohima, Jan 28 (MExN): The State government has taken a decision to take over four private colleges from February this year. The four colleges included Peren College, Peren, Zisaji Presidency College, Kiphire,
    Nagaland / 29th January 2006
  • Bhandari public cell demands ‘economic package’
    Dimapur, Jan 28 (MExN): The Public Grievances Cell (PGC) Bhandari while reminding that the state Government had declared Bhandari area as an Economically backward area in the year 1986 has lamented that till da
    Nagaland / 29th January 2006
  • Seed-testing Laboratory inaugurated
    Dimapur, Jan 28 (MExN): The Director of Agriculture Nagaland Dr Supong Keitzer inaugurated the Seed-testing Laboratory building at the District Agriculture Office Dimapur, Sub-divisional Agricultural Office bui
    Nagaland / 29th January 2006
  • Phom students unhappy over factional clash
    DIMAPUR, JAN 28 (MExN): The Phom Students Conference (PSC) vehemently denounced the factional clash between two factions of NSCN in the heart of Longleng Town on January 27, wherein, two women were seriously in
    Nagaland / 29th January 2006
  • NPMHR objects to UCM memo to PM
    DIMAPUR, JAN 28 (MExN): The Naga Peoples Movement for Human Rights (NPMHR) has taken strong exception to the statement released by the so called United Committee of Manipur a conglomerate of dominant Meitei loc
    Nagaland / 29th January 2006
  • Ant Theology
    Kedo PeseyieThe sun was scorching above the Kohima Local ground. One particular denomination was organising another big religious festival in the Local Ground. As I am part of that denomination, I was busy runn
    People-Life-Etc / 29th January 2006
  • My Endless Love
    Bambi Kevichüsa LongchariIts been a month now since I got married, and I must say that married life is a little different from what I imagined or expected (its better than I thought). The downside though is th
    Faithleaf / 29th January 2006
  • Govt kept guessing on ceasefire extension
    Indian Express/MExNNew Delhi/Dimapur | Jan 27Keeping the government guessing till the last moment, the NSCN (I-M) will inform the interlocutors only on January 30 if they are willing to extend the ceasefire wit
    Nagaland / 28th January 2006
  • Deadlock continues on Peren site selection
    MasangamJalukie | January 27 THE ZELIANGRONG Baudi (Hoho) will be approaching the Government of Nagaland and in consultation with it, select a permanent site as headquarter for Peren District. This decisio
    Nagaland / 28th January 2006
  • Another industrial boon in Nagaland
    Dimapur, Jan 27 (MExN): With the inauguration of the Patchouli Distillation unit of Naga Fragrance Private Limited (NGPL) and Community Resource cum Training Center in Thilixii village today, it has proved anot
    Nagaland / 28th January 2006
  • ‘NSCN (IM) writing to engineers for favours’
    Imphal, Jan 27 (NNN): The information and publicity secretary of the NSCN-K, Zeliangrong Region today stated that NSCN-IM deputy kilonser (minister) for Chaplee (finance) K Kaping had written a letter to the Ma
    Nagaland / 28th January 2006
  • Param Vishist Seva Medal for Lt Gen Bhopinder
    KOHIMA, JAN 27 (MExN): Lieutenant General Bhopinder Singh, AVSM, VSM, the Director General of Assam Rifles has been conferred with Param Vishist Seva Medal on the occasion of Republic Day.Commissioned into the
    Nagaland / 28th January 2006
  • Verdict-Out Buta
    In a landmark judgment on Tuesday, January 24, a five-judge Constitutional bench of the Supreme Court has held that the position taken by Governor Buta Singh and the subsequent report send by him to the Centre
    Editorial / 28th January 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
    Editorial / 28th January 2006
  • Indo-Naga ceasefire: Merit and Demerits
    For more than 50 years, India, with all her military prowess could in no way subdue the Nagas. In 1997, a cease-fire agreement was signed between the two entities. Even after more than 8 years of cease-fire and
    Infocus / 28th January 2006
  • Why not give ‘Peace Process’ a chance?
    Romeo MaringCome 31st January 2006 and the Ceasefire expires. Should it be extended or not is the talk of the town. From 1 year to 6 months: what should be the Peace Process look like this time? What is your si
    Public Space / 28th January 2006
  • ‘Rani Gaidinliu helped preserve Naga culture from foreign invasion’
    Morung Express NewsJalukie | January 26THE HERAKA community today paid rich tributes to Rani Gaidinliu, legendary freedom fighter, at a colorful function held here.Professor Gangmumei Kamei, a former Minister f
    Nagaland / 27th January 2006
  • Govt spotlight on agro productivity boost
    Agri & allied sector to get Rs 71.23 croresChizokho VeroKohima | January 26If the government lives up to its assurances, farmers have good reason to rejoice. In his Republic Day speech, Governor Shyamal Dat
    Nagaland / 27th January 2006
  • State total power black-out deferred
    Morung Express NewsDimapur | January 26AS OF now, the proposed shut-down of electricity throughout Nagaland that was put for January 28 has been deferred. Confirming this, an official in the North East Regional
    Nagaland / 27th January 2006
  • Growth Trajectory
    The inauguration of the Industrial Growth Centre and Export Promotion Industrial Park at Ganeshnagar is indeed a landmark in the history of Nagaland since attaining statehood. It is a venture that has the where
    Editorial / 27th January 2006
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