Tokavi K ZhimoZunheboto | November 2For the people of Satami village in Zunheboto district, rice harvesting is more than an annual agricultural activity. It represents a way of life built on hard work, unity an
Moa JamirDimapur | November 1 In a landmark judgment, the Gauhati High Court Kohima Bench (GHCKB) struck down sweeping excommunication orders issued by a village in Mokokchung, ruling that customary
TRAI data shows decline in both internet and telephone subscriptionsMoa JamirDimapur | November 1Nagalands internet subscriptions fell by around 12% and telephone subscriptions by 5.2% in 2025-26, even as both
H Anguvi ChishiDimapur | October 28 One team stands on the threshold of defending its crown; the other is one victory away from turning a determined campaign into championship glory. When Mon and Tuensang
Moa Jamir Dimapur | October 25The Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015 is not merely a legal framework for dealing with children who come into contact with the law. It establi
Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | October 19In a proud moment for Nagaland, Lanuakum Longkumer completed the Ladakh Marathon, hailed as the Worlds Highest Marathon on September 13 and was among the finishers who
• Only 46.7% undertake trips of at least 1 km to educational institutions• Rural students record highest monthly travel expenditure in IndiaMoa Jamir Dim
Vishü Rita KrochaKohima | October 16While Tourism in Nagaland state has been experiencing steady growth over the last few decades, a fully dedicated platform connecting local businesses, has long been a missin
Reports Rs 95 lakh in contributions; no donors listed in above-Rs 20,000 categoryMoa JamirDimapur | October 17The Naga Peoples Front (NPF) reported a financial base of Rs 6.98 crore in its first audited account
Shongmo BNoklak | October 12In Noklak district, young boys gather every evening at the local ground with football boots and a ball to practice. It looks like an ordinary sight, but each practice on the hard, ro
Moa JamirDimapur | October 11While social and religious gatherings remain the most common reason for overnight travel in Nagaland, the State's travel patterns are significantly more anchored in livelihoods and
Adoption an act of love, but process comes from lawAtono Tsükrü KenseKohima | October 11While traditional family and community networks continue to play an important role in caring for children in Nagaland, c
Morung Express NewsDimapur | October 10This is not exchange for education. This is child labour dressed up as charity.That searing indictment, drawn from one of the many responses, captures the fault line runni
Venyiyi Rhakhus homecoming: A 25-year journey built on forgivenessKanili KihoDimapur | October 5After 25 years, Naga political leader Venyiyi Rhakhus mortal remains finally return to his homeland in 2004. The d
Moa JamirDimapur | October 4A fresh development in the sexual harassment case involving an IAS officer, the disposal of a plea by the All Nagaland PWD Field Workers Association (ANPWDFWA) over time-bound pay, a
35 years on, alleged spurious liquor deaths renew calls to revisit the ActMorung Express NewsKohima | October 2The decades-old, Nagaland Liquor Total Prohibition (NLTP) Act, 1989 is under fresh scrutiny after s
Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | October 2At a Government Primary School (GPS) in Kohima, students aged between 7-14 and mostly hailing from the eastern part of Nagaland and Myanmar across the border are enroll
Moa JamirDimapur | September 27 Nagaland has scored 14 out of 100 in the India Electric Mobility Index (IEMI) 2025 (https://www.niti.gov.in/whats-new/india-electric-mobility-index-iemi-2025), ranking 35th
Moa Jamir Dimapur | September 27Nagalands latest submission to the National Green Tribunal (NGT) presents a mixed picture of the States progress in waste management, with movement reported in legacy-waste