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  • The Chief Minister’s Tuluni Gift
    Al NgullieAnswering the phone in your birthday suit isnt the best of ideas. I was struggling with the previous days news reporting filth when my Editor rang up. Scrambling out with soap suds trailing behind, I
    People-Life-Etc / 20th September 2005
  • 10 eye specialists for 20 lakh people
    Chizokho VeroSeptember 18Kohima (MExN): Nagalands 20 lakh population has only 10 eye specialists spread over four of its districts. Sources told The Morung Express that little attention has been given towards e
    Nagaland / 19th September 2005
  • India to import soft wood from Myanmar
    IMPHAL, SEPT 18 (MExN): India has decided to import soft wood from Myanmar for revival of the crisis-hit plywood industry in the North East. The Centres move came following approval of the High Power Committee
    North-East / 19th September 2005
  • Appeal to CM
    In fact as a up-coming youth of today and a good citizen living in a welfare state like Nagaland, we are really happy and grateful to you and your Government. For, it is under your dynamic and visionary leaders
    Public Space / 19th September 2005
  • Shoot to Thrill
    What in the world could have been going through the mind of the police jawan who mercilessly shot dead Late Peter Yimchunger on the night of September 15? Many of us must be baffled by the tragic incident where
    Editorial / 19th September 2005
  • An unforgettable journey
    Morgan PouSweet or bitter? Memories stay on. It happened to me a month ago when a 3-hour journey from Kohima to Senapati took almost a night and a whole day.I was sure that meeting the security forces on NH 39
    People-Life-Etc / 19th September 2005
  • Elephants ravage paddy fields at Pangti
    Chizokho VeroSeptember 8KOHIMA (MExN): The people of Pangti village under Wokha district suffered a major loss when a large tract of paddy field in the village was damaged by elephants earlier this month. Sourc
    Nagaland / 19th September 2005
  • Nagaland to enforce info act by Oct 12
    Chizokho VeroKohima, Sept 17 (MExN): The Right to Information Act 2005 which was passed in the Union Parliament has been received well in Nagaland and is set to be enforced from October 12.  Nagaland Chief
    Nagaland / 18th September 2005
  • Rengma confesses
    Morung Express NewsSeptember 17Dimapur: Arrested former Education Director AS Rengma has admitted to being involved in three cases relating to the bogus appointments in the Education department, according to Po
    Nagaland / 18th September 2005
  • ‘One Man Inquiry’ probe
    Dimapur, Sept 17 (MExN): The Governor of Nagaland has appointed DK Bhalla (IAS), Commissioner and Secretary to the Government of Nagaland as a One Man Inquiry to investigate into the causes and course of events
    Nagaland / 18th September 2005
  • Government responds to TMPO
    Morung Express NewsSeptember 17Dimapur: The Nagaland Government has replied to the memorandum submitted to it by the Tuensang Mon Public Organization (TMPO) relating to the incident at Silonijan on September 15
    Nagaland / 18th September 2005
  • Tuensang mourns loss of a son
    Morung Express NewsSeptember 17TUENSANG: The people of Tuensang paid rich tributes to Late. Peter Yimchunger who was mercilessly shot dead by the body guards of ADC (J) Mokokchung on the night of September 15 a
    Nagaland / 18th September 2005
  • Kilonser responds
    Morung Express NewsSeptember 17Dimapur: In response to the AZ Jamis press interview which appeared in a local daily on September 16, Kilo Kilonser of the NSCN (I-M) Rh. Raising has commented, We do not believe
    Nagaland / 18th September 2005
  • Decrials against Sept 15 incident
    Tuensang studentsThe office of the All Students Union Tuensang Town (ASUTT) has vehemently condemned the barbaric and cold blood murder of Peter Yimchunger inside the bus which was bound for Tuensang, by the bo
    Nagaland / 18th September 2005
  • Story of a rich culture & history
    Lemti AlingerThe Centenary celebrations of the Baptist Arogotsür, Changki was held from 7-8th September 2005. On the afternoon of the final day, the Orija Salang became a hub of activity, showcasing culture an
    Faithleaf / 18th September 2005
  • Peace Processes and Negotiations in NE
    Speech of Bharat Bhushan during Seminar on Accords and Agreements, Peace Processes and Prospects of Civil Society Peace Initiatives in the North East Region on September 8 at Guwahati.All of you know more about
    Public Space / 18th September 2005
  • GPRN to investigate education dept
    Morung Express NewsSeptember 16Dimapur: The NSCN (I-M) has decided to take its own course of action against the anomalies in the education system of Nagaland. Zutovi G Swu, Secretary, Ministry of Education, GPR
    Nagaland / 17th September 2005
  • Ex-gratia for victim; TMPO & YCSU submit Memorandum
    Morung Express NewsDIMAPUR SEPT 16: The Government of Nagaland has granted an ex-gratia relief amounting to Rs 50,000 to the family of Peter Yimchunger who was killed by the body guards of the ADC (J) Mokokchun
    Nagaland / 17th September 2005
  • Nagaland concerned over Japanese Encephalitis
    Morung Express NewsSeptember 16KOHIMA: In a wake of continuous death toll due to Japanese Encephalitis in Uttar Pradesh, the States Health Department has taken some precautionary measures.Additional Director He
    Nagaland / 17th September 2005
  • Tuensang bound bus shoot-out
    Morung Express NewsSeptember 16DIMAPUR: The Police in Nagaland will not be arresting ADC (J), Mokokchung unless the Assam Police requests so, according to Police administration sources. ADC (J) Khalong Ao fled
    Nagaland / 17th September 2005
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