The recent sorry episode where a church at Chingmeirong Kabui village was destroyed by villagers was unfortunate but expected. This is not the first time such an incident has happened and there is no guarantee either that it will not be repeated if the government continues in its ridiculous policy of shutting the stable after the horses have bolted.

Kohima, JAN06 [ANI] : Moving on the path of self reliance, Nagaland is all set to have a rosy future with the success of rose farming in the state and annual sales turn over in 2008 standing at of crores of rupees.

SHILLONG, JAN05 b> : The world’s hottest chilli, ‘Naga chilli’, or ‘bhoot jolokia’ in Assamese dialect, could be the latest weapon against marauding wild elephants that have wrecked havoc in many parts of North East.

Kohima, JAN05 [TI] : Funds-starved Nagaland is in a dilemma as the state government employees have demanded implementation of the 6th Central Pay Commission recommendations which has been accepted by the Centre and also by some other state governments.

Big guns holed up in NSCN hideouts

Guwahati, JAN05 [TI] : The Centre will launch an operation to smoke out leaders and activists of Assam militant outfits holed up in Naga rebel camps in Nagaland.

DIMAPUR, JAN05 [EMN]

Shillong, JAN06 [PTI] : Farmers of Northeast can now interact with top scientists of the country and seek solutions to their problems related to farming, market, health and weather dynamics from their nearest Village Resource Centres (VRC).

KOHIMA, JAN05 [NPN] : Nagaland state official delegation led by governor, Sankaranarayanan and chief minister, Neiphiu Rio has left for Delhi to attend the North Eastern Council (NEC) Annual Plan review meeting scheduled to be held from January 7.

DIMAPUR, JAN03 [EMN] : The Nagaland Junior Sepaktakraw team has once again brought laurels to the state by winning the silver medal in the recently concluded 12th Junior National Sepaktakraw Championship Meet at Dharward, Karnataka, in both the boys and girls events.

Dimapur, JAN04 [EMN] : AN ESTIMATED number of around 20 Nagas are said to have graduated from the Asian Rural Institute, in Japan. The Asian Rural Institute is a specialized agriculture and rural sciences institution that has catered to a plethora of people seeking expertise in community development-based education for wider community-building and outreach.