Morung Express NewsDimapur | October 2Nagaland recorded the lowest rate of cognisable crimes among Indian states in 2023, yet the number of cases showed a steady rise for the second consecutive year, according
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Atono Tsükrü KenseKohima | September 29Hazard mapping, slope reinforcement, and a dedicated State Landslide Policy are among the steps experts believe Nagaland must urgently adopt to make its roads safer.With
Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | September 29In another heartfelt testament to the power of medical outreach programs, the Chief Minister’s Mobile Operation Theatre (CM-MOT) has once again given hope to the r.jpg)
Morung Express NewsDimapur | September 28Nagaland continued to remain one of the least visited states in the North-East despite a marginal rise in tourist inflows in 2024, according to the 66th edition of the I.jpg)
Atono Tsükrü KenseKohima | September 27Landslides in Nagaland have become an all-too-familiar tragedy – claiming lives, destroying homes and cutting off lifelines. Every monsoon, the same grim pattern
Meribeni T KikonWokha | September 27Wokha District, known as the “Land of Plenty” for its rich agro-climatic advantages, is preparing to host its first-ever Banana Festival scheduled from October 22 to 24 t
Meribeni T KikonWokha | September 25In a small workshop in Tchuyiro Colony, Wokha town, two friends are crafting something exceptional in Nagaland - wooden table lamps. Crafted from fallen trees, these lamps ca
Yarden JamirMokokchung | September 22For some, the Naga repatriation journey is spiritual. For others, it is cultural, emotional, or even political. Yet across these different perspectives runs a common thread:
Moa JamirChümoukedima | September 17A fresh episode and subsequent disruption of normal life at Chainage 126 on the Tsiedukhru range (Pagla Pahar) along National Highway-29 on September 14 raises questions on
Plight of Students and Teachers of Peren Government CollegeTokavi K ZhimoZunheboto | September 15Every day, students and teachers of Peren Government College risk their lives commuting to and from the campus, n
Nurse Tsuvili Sema’s 35-Year Journey of HealingTokavi K ZhimoZunheboto | September 14From a small village in Zunheboto to becoming one of the most respected and experienced nurses in the district, Tsuvili Sem
CAG flags serious lapses citing risk of ‘misappropriation’ and fund delaysMoa Jamir Dimapur | September 13The Comptroller and Auditor General’s (CAG) report on “State Finances for 2023–24” has
Morung Express NewsDimapur | September 10A photo exhibition is challenging the long-held colonial narratives by showcasing sacred funerary artefacts taken from Naga graves, presumably, without the knowledge of
• Inclusivity needs major ramp-up• Below national average in key parametersMoa JamirDimapur | September 8 Analysis of the latest UDISE+ 2024–25 data of Nagaland compared with the previous year reflec
Kanili KihoDimapur | September 6Naga Brothers has been quietly winning over audiences with short films spanningaction, thriller, drama, comedy, and romance. Their films carry a striking candour—clear, simple,
Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | September 4Beyond the transmission of knowledge, teachers touch millions of lives by sparking curiosity and love for learning in their students. They also act as role models eve
Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | September 2Nestled amidst the picturesque hills of Nagaland, and located about 15 kilometres away from the state capital, Kigwema is still home to a generation who lived through
Morung Express NewsMao Gate | April 10 It started with an idea suggested by a group of young people at Songsong village who proposed a flower show and competition at Mao Gate in 2015. Making it a Flower F
CM-MOT team conducts 128 surgeries in Zunheboto, covers 13 districts since launchVishü Rita KrochaKohima | August 26In a testament to the critical role that the Chief Minister’s Mobile Operation Theatre (CM-
Moa JamirDimapur | August 25The Gauhati High Court Kohima Bench (GHCKB), on August 19, struck down the recruitment process for 61 Auxiliary Nurse Midwife (ANM) and Female Health Worker (FHW) posts under the Nag
