• Post-Chathe bridge collapse, a precarious hanging bridge now serves as life-line for thousands • With thousands commuting every day, there is apprehension that the bridge may not withstand

Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | July 24   A working day for this woman consists of mud, sand, cement, brick and heavy lifting. But Nganyü Theresa does not seem to mind that she is often the only f

Morung Express News  Dimapur | July 23   To paraphrase a line uttered by Professor John Keating from the dreary yet weirdly inspirational movie 'Dead Poets Society,' art, beauty, love&mdas

Outstanding liabilities of the State @Rs 86 Billion   Moa Jamir  Dimapur | June 24   Nagaland State gross fiscal deficit soared from Rs 1 Billion in 1991-92 to Rs 11.6 Billion (eleven thou

Vishü Rita Krocha Dimapur | June 19   Chonbemo Patton had never imagined that the carpentry lessons he learnt as a school-going-boy would later define his life, but it was exactly these defining m

Morung Express NewsKohima | June 18  Each district in Nagaland has its own website designed and maintained by the respective District Unit of National Informatics Centre (NIC). The contents of the sites, h

Moa JamirDimapur | June 18  Amidst the horde of idle-minded government departments sitting in lethargy when it comes to connecting with the masses through information technology, there are however some not

Departmental Websites: Glorious inertiaMoa Jamir Dimapur | June 13  When the official website of the Chief Minister of Nagaland was launched in September 2016, it was reported that Cabinet had also as

Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | June 12   As a school going boy, C. Mopa Konyak walked a distance of 6 kilometers to another village called Longchang everyday in pursuit of education. He hails from An

Moa JamirDimapur | June 11  What do Sarbananda Sonowal, Pema Khandu and N Biren Singh have in common, besides being the Chief Ministers of Assam, Arunachal Pradesh and Manipur respectively? They are all fr

Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | June 5   The construction sector may be a male-dominated industry but few courageous women have broken stereotypes by venturing into this area of work, to the extent of

Moa Jamir Dimapur | May 10   Nagaland State Minister for School Education, Yitachu recently said that given the state of affairs in his department, he had expected at least 100 government schools to gi

Cancer patients run from one hospital corridor to other seeking medical attention, and are often fatally misdiagnosed Imti Longchar Dimapur | April 29   Nikki, a 26 year old woman who has been recei

•    Increase in institutional deliveries in Nagaland •    C-section deliveries at private health units almost double that at govt health units   Moa Jamir Dima

•    At least 600 new cases of cancer detected every year •    Highest incidence of nasopharyngeal cancer in India •    And not even one radioth

• IMR reduced from 38% in 2005-06 to 29% in 2015-16 • 2.4% mothers received full antenatal care • 29.9% mothers received JSY assistance • 35.7% children aged 12-23 months were fully

Imkong Walling Dimapur | March 27   Revelation of backdoor appointments and a pen down strike by employees have rocked the Nagaland Legislative Assembly Budget Session 2017. Amidst the brouhaha sits th

Black Soft-shell turtle classified as Extinct in the Wild by IUCN discovered in the wetlands of Old Akuk village in Wokha district Imti Longchar Dimapur | March 22   In a hugely significant finding,

Since 2015, the efforts of Natural Nagas on a green dream project at New Riphyim village have made long strides; jhum cultivation has reduced and now UNESCO wants the area under its MAB programme   

Habitat loss and degradation is forcing elephants to venture close to human settlements in an imminent showdown Imti Longchar Wokha | March 12   On February 5, 2017, early morning, a herd of wild As