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  • Chang Tribal body on Tobu issue
    The Morung Express correspondent made an appointment with the office bearers of Chang Khulei Setshang (CKS) the highest tribal body of Chang to ask some questions regarding the Tobu Issue. Here are some of
    People-Life-Etc / 18th August 2005
  • AFSPA must go lock stock and barrel
    Dr MaongsangbaWhat is AFSPA 1958 any way? It stands for Armed Forces Special Power Act 1958. Once the Act comes into force, the Army virtually takes control of any area that is declared as disturbed. They occup
    Public Space / 18th August 2005
  • The price of promiscuity
    Atongla RothrongAn unwed mother is faced with a dilemma: should she confess that she has had a child? In Thomas Hardys famous novel TESS, the beautiful an innocent girl reveals her secret to her lover and husba
    People-Life-Etc / 18th August 2005
  • New State Logo in use
    Morung Express NewsAugust 16KOHIMA: The new State logo was officially used for the first time during the recently concluded Independence Day functions across the State. It may be mentioned that the logo depicts
    Nagaland / 17th August 2005
  • Mani speaks out against AR conduct in LS
    Morung Express NewsAugust 16New Delhi: Outer Manipur Lok Sabha Member of Parliament Mani Charenamai has urged the Home Ministry to pass strict instructions to personnel of the Assam Rifles personnel operating i
    Nagaland / 17th August 2005
  • Jalukie enters fray for Peren Dist. Hq selection
    Government moots Rs 300 crores as initial investment for Model townMorung Express NewsAugust 16DIMAPUR: With the State Government reportedly in favor of a site that is free from any land dispute for the propose
    Nagaland / 17th August 2005
  • DNSU warns BSNL to pull up Socks or face consequences
    Morung Express NewsAugust 16DIMAPUR : The Dimapur Naga Students Union (DNSU) has warned Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) to improve its services, redress the grievances of cellular consumers and present a tr
    Nagaland / 17th August 2005
  • Employment in non-traditional sectors
    Our CorrespondentAugust 16Kohima: There has been a positive change in the attitude of the Naga populace towards employment in non-traditional sectors. Nagas are now entering into business and other professional
    Nagaland / 17th August 2005
  • No response on Rs. 365 crore: NPCC
    Chizokho VeroAugust 16KOHIMA (MExN): The Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) today stated that it had not received any official communiqué so far on its deadline served to the Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio
    Nagaland / 17th August 2005
  • Wangyuh highlights development plans
    Morung Express NewsAugust 16Dimapur: Wangyuh Konyak, the lone Lok Sabha Member of Parliament from Nagaland has brought forward certain issues pertaining to the development of the State. A pres release issued by
    Nagaland / 17th August 2005
  • Return to Animal Farm?
    Babu AyindoOn 18 and 19 July 2005, very depressing scenes took place in the Central Business District of Nairobi, the capital of Kenya. It was another wave of protests against parliament for what was widely see
    Infocus / 17th August 2005
  • Freedom
    Every Independence Day is a mere ritual meant for school children to rejoice. It is a holiday and plenty of sweets are distributed. The disabled are given sympathetic gestures, free hearing aids or crutches. Ev
    Editorial / 17th August 2005
  • Hear our plea
    • Sir-The BJP called on the Centre to take action against the agitators of the economic blockade and deploy the Army to provide escort to all the vehicles carrying goods across to Imphal valley. The Home Mini
    Public Space / 17th August 2005
  • Nagas will shed Tears of Joy
    Nehemiah RongNagas have fought tooth and nail for liberty and their birthright. Their cry for liberty and freedom never died down. They were divided and their hopes and dreams shattered. Yet their call for birt
    Infocus / 17th August 2005
  • The night before
    Al NgullieHad a great night. Even the dream I had was quite something, though a bit strange. In the dream, my elder brother Joe stood in the middle of the flyover bridge. He was bruised and bloody. He was leani
    People-Life-Etc / 17th August 2005
  • Governor confers Art, Music and Literature awards
    Sano MeruAugust 15KOHIMA (MExN): Adding colour to the Independence Day celebrations in the State, the Durbar Hall of the Raj Bhavan, Kohima witnessed the release of the Coffee Table Book on the Raj Bhavan as we
    Nagaland / 16th August 2005
  • Gun culture will not bring solution: Rio
    Chizokho VeroAugust 15KOHIMA (MExN): State Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio today asserted that the use of gun culture could not bring about permanent solution to the long protracted Naga political problem. With the
    Nagaland / 16th August 2005
  • UGs-Public must honor each other: Zeliangrong Hoho
    Morung Express NewsAugust 15LAMHAI DUNGKI: Zeliangrong Baudi (Hoho) on Sunday urged both the public and armed underground cadres to reciprocally honor one another, while acting their part out in the long drawn
    Nagaland / 16th August 2005
  • Energy 2030
    Addressing the nation on the eve of 59th Independence Day, the core theme in President APJ Abdul Kalams address dwelt on the all important issue of energy security. The First Citizen stressed the need for achie
    Editorial / 16th August 2005
  • Who lays the Foundation? Home or School
    Dr Kakheto ZhimomiMUST WORK TOGETHER: Educational institutions, especially schools, have an important role to play in molding the personality of a child. The principle of a school should leave an enduring impac
    Public Space / 16th August 2005
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