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  • IEC Committee for renewal of awareness campaign on HIV/AIDS
    Kohima, Sept 23: The State level Information, Education and Communication (IEC) Committee on HIV/AIDS held a meeting on 22nd September at the office of the Project Director NSACS, Kohima.The meeting reviewed th
    Nagaland / 24th September 2005
  • Deteriorating work culture in govt establishments
    Vecito DozoMany a time politicians, intellectuals and NGOs have spoken in volumes and top officials of the State vented annoyance on the deteriorating work culture in Government establishments of the State thro
    Infocus / 24th September 2005
  • The Abduction of reason
    Recently one of our acquaintances was taken away by the workers of a prominent group for no particular reason. When his poor father came to know of this, he thought of rushing to the nearest police authorities.
    Public Space / 24th September 2005
  • 4 million souls and still counting
    Human trafficking is the modern day name of slavery. According to United Nations reports, the international trade in human trafficking is now the fastest growing business of organized crime. It has become a $7
    Editorial / 24th September 2005
  • SASU appeal to Directorate of Medical/Health Services
    In this column, the Seyochung Area Students Union, in the interest of the entire public under Kiphire District, has the favour to endorse before your esteemed authority for your kind and instant action, please.
    Public Space / 24th September 2005
  • Nurturing Entrepreneurship in Nagaland
    News report appearing in the local daily carried some spine chilling news for the educated youths of the state, wherein the Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio went public announcing ban to be imposed on creation of new
    Public Space / 24th September 2005
  • A fishy day out
    Al NgullieDouble Hallelujah for my cool Boss! After a week filled with sweat and deadline-chasing, everyone here in the office got treated to 3-hours of fun. The surprise, sudden as it sounded then, landed only
    People-Life-Etc / 24th September 2005
  • Congress councilors downplay NPF claims
    Morung Express NewsSeptember 22 DIMAPUR: Six Indian National Congress (INC) Councilors of the Chumukedima Town Council (CTC) have spoken out against the letter of memorandum entitled, Memorandum for Dissol
    Nagaland / 23rd September 2005
  • Governor forms Rehabilitation Committee
    DIMAPUR, SEPT 22 (MExN): With the view to effectively implement the Government of India, Ministry of Home Affairs Revised Scheme for Surrendered-cum-Rehabilitation of Militants in the North-East, the Governor o
    Nagaland / 23rd September 2005
  • School and food for village children
    DIMAPUR, SEPT 22 (MExN): The Government Primary School (GPS) Lirise village launched its Mid-day Meal program on September 13 where more than 100 students were fed at the school during class hours. The program
    Nagaland / 23rd September 2005
  • IGP clears air on 9 IRB deployment
    Morung Express NewsSeptember 22KOHIMA: Inspector General of Police (Intelligence) MV Chakhesang has clarified on a news report carried in a local daily recently where it was stated that poor accommodation facil
    Nagaland / 23rd September 2005
  • NPF Central Executive Committee adopts resolutions
    Morung Express NewsSeptember 22Kohima: The Central Executive Committee (CEC) of the Nagaland Peoples Front, in its meeting held on September 21 at Kohima, adopted a total of 13 resolutions. The CEC, while
    Nagaland / 23rd September 2005
  • Care Centre for Dimapur District laid
    Morung Express NewsSeptember 22DIMAPUR: In an effort to bolster the fight against HIV/AIDS, the foundation for a centre for AIDS patients at the Military farm, Signal Bosti, Dimapur was laid today. The proposed
    Nagaland / 23rd September 2005
  • Kohima Literacy Mission Authority reconstituted
    Kohima, Sept 22: The Kohima District Literacy Mission Authority under Total Literacy Campaign (TLC) has been reconstituted, as per a notification issued by Kohima Deputy Commissioner Zhaleo Rio.Members include
    Nagaland / 23rd September 2005
  • Roses and not Guns
    Defence Minister Pranab Mukherjees recent visit to the Northeast may have left many people in Assam, Nagaland and Manipur disappointed. The senior Congress leaders not so enthusiastic comments on the ongoing pe
    Editorial / 23rd September 2005
  • Wasted Government Funds
    Nagaland is the only state in the country where 90% of the states government officers are allotted government vehicles. This, I believe, certainly deserves a mention in the Guinness book of records.Crores of ru
    Public Space / 23rd September 2005
  • Information Act: A Matter Of Right
    Dzüvinuo TheünuoThe Right to Information Bill was introduced in the Lok Sabha in December 2004. It was passed by both houses of Parliament with major amendments in May 2005. The assent of the President was re
    Public Space / 23rd September 2005
  • 29 Departments cleared for Negotiated Loan
    KOHIMA, SEPT 21 (MExN): Planning Department has accorded project clearance to 29 departments for Negotiated Loan from various Financial Institutions to be taken up during the current financial year.This was dis
    Nagaland / 22nd September 2005
  • Lawyer puts twist in compensation issue
    MOKOKCHUNG, SEPT 21 (MExN): Reacting to the Governments statement that it had no policy to compensate Rs 20 lakh to the successor of the deceased victim caused out of the action of ADC (J) Khalongs bodyguards o
    Nagaland / 22nd September 2005
  • KU leader joins NSCN (K), NPF suspends Therie
    Morung Express NewsSeptember 21MON/KOHIMA: In a day of unexpected political development, senior Konyak Union (KU) leader Wangtin Konyak resigned as General Secretary of his apex tribal body to join the NSCN (K)
    Nagaland / 22nd September 2005
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