Imkong Walling  Dimapur | May 30 In the first of a two-part series on statutory (direct) taxation or the lack thereof in Nagaland, the spotlight was broadly on the role of revenue in governance juxtapo

 Vishü Rita Krocha Dimapur | May 28 In many communities around the world, period taboo has affected the lives of many young girls. With little or no access to hygienic menstrual products coupled w

Morung Express News Dimapur | May 26 In 2013, at the heart of an entrenched territory infested with criminal activities, booze joints, drugs cartels, prostitution, a women team from the Community Awareness

Moa Jamir  Dimapur | May 25 Government Schools (GHS) in Nagaland have bounced back from a relatively negative result in 2022, with a higher passing percentage, lower 'zero/nil result,' and more

Taxation a strong moral justification to hold govt accountable Imkong Walling Dimapur | May 23 Taxation, of the statutory kind, is regarded an essential to the economy as governance is to a state. In an

Morung Express News Dimapur | May 21 The Wokha District Administration launched a transformative approach called "SAATHI" (Smart AI-based Assistant for Timely Help & Interface) chatbot on May

Bill seeks deregulating forests within 100 km of international borders Imkong Walling Dimapur | May 18 A proposal to amend the Forest Conservation (FC) Act, 1980 has had apprehension brewing. According t

Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | May 14 Placed at an altitude of 2020 meters above sea level, Tsukoto peak in Achikuchu village under Zunheboto district is known not only for its scenic beauty but also for t

Daughters on how their enduring yet resilient mothers shaped their lives Morung Express News Kohima | May 13  “Though illiterate, my mother never fails to impart wisdom,” Neitele Mero sa

Morung Express News Kohima | May 9 At the age of 54, Soneinuo has defied odds by starting a Mukbang Channel on YouTube under the name “S. Metha Naga Vlog”. In a field dominated by people half he

‘Don’t know what the outside world is talking about us’   Morung Express News Dimapur | May 8 The crisis in Manipur reportedly took a turn for the better as an “exchange&rdqu

Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | May 6 On the fateful night of February 27, when a major fire broke out in the famed Mao Market Kohima, it not only robbed the primary source of livelihood for several women v

Morung Express Feature Chümoukedima | May 4 Meet Chubatemsu, a self-taught leather craftsman whose custom brand ‘Naga Leatherman’ is emerging as a premium and contemporary name in the busin

May 3 is World Press Freedom Day Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | May 2  While the right to freedom of expression may not be directly relevant to other professions as it is to the press and media, K

Farmers can use the helpline to learn crop practices, clarify doubts or enquire about seed supply etc. Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | April 29  Giving a boost to the farming community, a toll-free

Around 2000-2500 native trees planted so far  Vibi Yhokha Sophie  Kohima | April 27 It was through his Green Hub Fellowship programme - a programme on environment, wildlife, conservation and cl

Union Jal Shakti Ministry releases first ever Census on Water Bodies in India Morung Express News Dimapur | April 25 There are 1,432 water bodies in Nagaland, out of which 1,287 (89.87%) are in rural are

April 26 is World Intellectual Property Day  Kanili Kiho Dimapur | April 25 “When it concerns the tribal communities especially Nagaland, intellectual property rights is a very new concept and

Food truck owners share grievances over  recent Dimapur Police directives  Mongsentong Longkumer  Dimapur | April 23 "On the night of Friday, April 14, at Clock Tower junction Dimapur

Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | April 22 “We need our own stories. There has always been a huge void in our lives because we didn’t grow up reading our stories,” Abokali Jimomi, an author