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  • EMAN resents ‘injustice’ to electronic media
    DIMAPUR, JAN 17 (MExN): After taking into consideration the need to have an association to address the  welfare of media local producers and members belonging to the Electronic Media in Nagaland have forme
    Nagaland / 19th January 2006
  • Eastern Naga students’ appeal for peace talks with Myanmar
    Dimapur, Jan 18 (MExN): The Easter Naga Students Association (ENSA) has appealed to the Naga national workers to start peace talks with the Myanmar government at the earliest like in western Nagaland on conside
    Nagaland / 19th January 2006
  • CKS, KU resolved to maintain peace
    DIMAPUR, JAN 18 (MExN): The leaders of CKS and KU held a consultative meeting under the aegis of the Eastern Nagaland Peoples Organization (ENPO) on January 17 at Tourist Lodge, Dimapur.The meeting deliberated
    Nagaland / 19th January 2006
  • GPRN responds to Konyak Union
    Dimapur, Jan 18 (MExN): The GPRN Konyak Region has strongly reiterated that at no point of time it submitted any secret proposals as alleged. In a press statement Ngami, the CAO of the Konyak Region, responding
    Nagaland / 19th January 2006
  • NE turning into a land of opportunities: Rio
    Kohima, Jan 18 (DIPR): Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio says there is a possibility of the North East turning into a land of opportunities and it is emerging as the most viable over land trade road between t
    Nagaland / 19th January 2006
  • Look beyond NE: Thai ex-foreign Minister
    Sano MeruJanuary 18KOHIMA (MExN): A dialogue on the North East as a regional market and economic Zone Going beyond the Look East Policy, was held today at the Zonal Hall with a group of visiting dignitaries fro
    Nagaland / 19th January 2006
  • Naga Women Union condemns brutal killing of 4 NSCN (K) cadres
    DIMAPUR, JAN 18 (MExN): While condemning all acts of violence and killings being perpetrated unabated by the law enforcing agencies particularly the Assam Rifles in the recent past in the guise of maintaining l
    Nagaland / 19th January 2006
  • What’s the time?
    For centuries, world politics has been organized around kingdoms, empires and states, but with the development of alternative political movements the understanding and perception of governance is being transfor
    Editorial / 19th January 2006
  • Mid-Course Correction
    The decision to dissolve the DAN Sub-Committee for Peace to facilitate the formation of a Joint Legislators Committee for Peace is a welcome development given that the decision to exclude the Opposition Congres
    Editorial / 19th January 2006
  • Naga Hoho should be transparent & build confidence
    Transparency in day to day affairs of the Naga Hoho is required at this critical juncture. The Naga people in Myanmar (Burma) are facing a lot of problems because of Myanmar Armies operation against the Nagas t
    Public Space / 19th January 2006
  • Naga Organic Shop on run
    Romeo GangmeiMy health condition has been improving due to the intake of organic vegetables. exclaimed one of the customers of the Naga Organic Shop. She further said we make blunder for the consumption of chem
    Infocus / 19th January 2006
  • SI Kapangkhui’s clarification on missing money
    After receiving serious physical torture for consecutive 5/6 days in the hands of Interrogation cell, I had been bed ridden for the last couple of months and unable to come out with a clarification regarding th
    Public Space / 19th January 2006
  • How satisfied are you with Life?
    Dr. Aola ImchaPersonally I think the most difficult thing to implement in ones life is the feeling of being satisfied with what u have or have achieved. Even though I am writing this, I havent been able to mast
    People-Life-Etc / 19th January 2006
  • UN intervention sought to end genocide against Nagas
    Morung Express NewsDimapur | January 17THE NNC has sought the intervention of the United Nations in ending what it termed as the genocide against the Nagas by the two Governments of Myanmar and India.Pointing o
    Nagaland / 18th January 2006
  • 43,885 in employment exchange
    Morung Express NewsKohima, January 17Altogether 10,955 applicants had been registered at Employment Exchanges for job assistance in the state during 2004-05. According to an official source, there are a total o
    Nagaland / 18th January 2006
  • ‘Konyaks participation must for solution’
    Morung Express NewsDimapur | January 17THE KONYAK Union has strongly condemned the secret proposal reportedly submitted by some faction to the Government of India for settlement of the Naga political issue. In
    Nagaland / 18th January 2006
  • Groundwork prepared for permanent solution to Tobu
    Morung Express NewsDimapur | January 17LAYING THE foundation towards hammering out a final solution to the contentious Tobu land ownership issue, both the Konyak Union (KU) and the Chang Khulie Setshang (CKS) t
    Nagaland / 18th January 2006
  • Zeliangrong Baudi’s stance on road construction
    MasangamJanuary 17Peren (MExN): The Zeliangrong Union today sent a clear warning to groups and individuals trying to disturb the repairing works of Medziphema to Jalukie and Athibung road, stating that it will
    Nagaland / 18th January 2006
  • ‘Year of Youth Empowerment, a great success’
    Kohima, Jan 17 (MExN): The NPF youth wing Nagaland has lauded the peoples mended DAN government under the leadership of the Chief Minister, Neiphiu Rio for initiating the Year of Youth Empowerment and termed it
    Nagaland / 18th January 2006
  • Health factor a setback in Army recruitment
    Dimapur, Jan 17 (MExN): The new recruitment into the Territorial Army 164 INF (TA) for Dimapur and Peren districts is underway at the Dimapur State Stadium beginning today. During an interaction with Col. RK Sa
    Nagaland / 18th January 2006
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