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  • Poilwa Development Board rues
    Morung Express NewsSeptember 13DIMAPUR: The Poilwa Development Board has expressed regrets that in spite of its preparedness to provide water source in view of the augmentation of water supply programme by the
    Nagaland / 14th September 2005
  • Catalyst for peace
    After languishing in prisons, hundreds of fishermen, farmers and others returned to a grand welcome Monday as India and Pakistan carried out their biggest prisoner exchange since the launch of peace talks last
    Editorial / 14th September 2005
  • Upgrade Naga Integration and Manipur Integrity issue
    The Naga Integration and Manipur Integrity issue had been talked about and enough press releases, statements by civil societies, individuals and by the apex bodies of Nagaland and Manipur had appeared in the ne
    Public Space / 14th September 2005
  • Angami Women Organisation –Twenty five years: A Tribute and the Challenges Ahead
    Rosemary DzuvichuThe Angami Women Organization was started twenty five years back to foster better understanding and unity among women of the Angami tribe from the northern, southern, western and chakhro areas.
    Infocus / 14th September 2005
  • Restore power to the people
    To,The Chief EngineerDepartment of PowerGovernment of NagalandKohimaSir,With reference to the demand made through a memo submitted to honble Chief Minister Nagaland Ref No. LSU M2 /04-06 dated 21 July 2005, and
    Public Space / 14th September 2005
  • Voices of Children: A Cry to save lives in a poverty stricken World
    This Essay written by Master Imliwapang, a student of class IX from Christian Higher Secondary School won the first prize in the Essay and Painting competition for High School Students organized by World Vision
    Public Space / 14th September 2005
  • Burying death body: a folk tale
    RK LukeThis is an interesting head hunter story on burying dead body under their house and adjoining place. What let them to bury in this way?In the olden days the village people use to bury death body out
    People-Life-Etc / 14th September 2005
  • Zeliang calls for revamp of system
    MasangumSeptember 12Jalukie (MExn): Rajya Sabha Member of Parliament T.R. Zeliang today revealed that only 33% of the Central Fund was reaching farmers and that the rest 67% usually went missing.He said that th
    Nagaland / 13th September 2005
  • Nagaland CICs in poor shape
    Chizokho VeroSeptember 12KOHIMA (MExN): Poor internet connectivity has been reported from most of the Community Information Centers (CICs) in Nagaland.  Reliable source said the equipments provided in all
    Nagaland / 13th September 2005
  • Confrontation over Village name resolved
    Sano MeruSeptember 12KIDIMA (MExN): The two-decade old confrontation over differences arising out of the usage of— Kedima and Kidima— by the villagers was resolved today with the villagers unanimously decid
    Nagaland / 13th September 2005
  • No teachers for village children
    Morung Express NewsSeptember 12DIMAPUR: In a sign of gross negligence by government authorities, a village Government Primary School under Kiphire district has been closed down since August 16 due to the non-av
    Nagaland / 13th September 2005
  • Debate on HIV/AIDS held at NU
    Sano MeruKOHIMA SEPT 12 (MExN): The Nagaland University today organized a debate competition with the theme The Youth is more vulnerable to HIV/AIDS in India under the banner All India Universities Action on Ai
    Nagaland / 13th September 2005
  • Will of the people, an open statement
    • Sir-The 5th Naga Peoples Consultative meeting on the Indo- Naga Peace Process was held at Bangkok, Thailand from September 6-7, 2005, in the backdrop of the ongoing eight and a half years of Ceasefire, betw
    Public Space / 13th September 2005
  • Press and Self-Restraint
    The sudden decision of the Garo Hills Citizens Forum (GHCF) to impose restrictions on the sale of two prominent newspapers published from Shillong has reportedly not gone down too well causing a lot of resentme
    Editorial / 13th September 2005
  • Two minutes to midnight
    Jungtina JamirIts a dark night…..like any other night. Coming home late is usual for me, since a little while ago.  But not alone. Cousin and I are together in the same office so I come home with him. An
    People-Life-Etc / 13th September 2005
  • ANCSU calls for State wide boycott of colleges on Sept 13
    Morung Express NewsSeptember 11DIMAPUR: The All Nagaland College Students Union (ANCSU) has proposed to boycott the functioning of all colleges in Nagaland on Tuesday, September 13 in protest against the Centra
    Nagaland / 12th September 2005
  • Public ignore exhibition; artisans disappointed
    Morung Express NewsSeptember 11DIMAPUR: The recently concluded District Level Event Festival Exhibition cum Sale at Dimapur Club organized by the Nagaland Handloom and Handicraft Development Corporation Ltd (NH
    Nagaland / 12th September 2005
  • Book on Naga nationalism released
    Morung Express NewsSeptember 11Dimapur: Bibliophile South Asia today released Let Freedom Ring: Story of Naga Nationalism by A.S Atai Shimray at Constitution Club, Rafi Marg , New Delhi where Mani Charenamei ,
    Nagaland / 12th September 2005
  • GPRN clarifies on Tikhir Tribe and dialect
    Morung Express NewsSeptember 11DIMAPUR: The GPRN clarifying on the press release issued by K Yimtsu Yimchumger, Regional President,Yimchunger Region NNC/FGN, has stated that the particular tribe of Yimchunger c
    Nagaland / 12th September 2005
  • PMS Syndrome
    While the Department of Higher & Technical Education has gone ahead with disbursement of the Post Metric Central Scholarship (PMCS) amounting to Rs. 5.07 Crores, the All Nagaland College Students Union (ANC
    Editorial / 12th September 2005
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