Morung Express NewsKohima | May 18Commemorating the Naga Plebiscite Day, the Forum for Naga Reconciliation organised a day of prayer and thanksgiving on May 16 in Kohima. The event at the NBCC Convention Centre
• Former trafficker reveals drug network chain• Says most narcotics supplied from DimapurP Achumse YingbithongruKiphire | May 17 In a startling revelation,
Moa JamirDimapur | May 17An over 100% surge in rural users has resulted in a substantial increase in internet subscribers in Nagaland during the two years, reflected the analysis of periodic performance indicat
Morung Express NewsKohima | May 15Education, considered as the bedrock of societal advancement, plays a pivotal role in shaping individual destinies towards empowerment and growth. Within Nagaland itself, the e
Meribeni T KikonWokha | May 15K3M, a dynamic mash metal band from Nagaland, has been captivating audience far and wide with their unique fusion of melodic ballads with thunderous heavy metal and Goth rock.Ever
P Achumse YingbithongruKiphire | May 12 Before Chainsaws was invented and made available in market, loggers relied on crosscut for cutting tree and for logging purposes which had limited effects in destruc
Vishü Rita KrochaKohima | May 11“Her father, the first medical doctor from their tribe, was murdered by the Naga underground in the 1950s on the pretext of being a “CID” for the Indian government. Her mo
Ketholeno Neihu Kohima | May 9 With the onset of summer, potato cultivators in Kohima have begun harvesting the potatoes in their homesteads and terrace fields. For many farmers, this is their second
Moa JamirDimapur | May 5In the Higher Secondary School Leaving Certificate (HSSLC) Examinations, Government Higher Secondary Schools (GHSS) in Nagaland continue compete on par with private schools, as evidenced
Press Freedom Day is observed on May 3Vishü Rita KrochaKohima | May 2“As a journalist who has lost colleagues in the line of duty, I cannot stress enough on the importance of World Press Freedom Day”, asse
Vishü Rita KrochaKohima | May 1A shift in communication trends is underway among Naga youth, with social media playing an increasingly prominent role. As social media becomes more central to their lives, exper
Morung Express NewsKohima | April 30Against the backdrop of the recent shutdown of businesses called by the CNCCI and DCCI in protest against rampant taxation and extortion to the business community, small busi
Morung Express NewsKohima | April 28Thirty-one-year-old Shayhunlo Tep always dreamed of becoming a doctor like his uncle. However, financial constraints compelled him to 'give up' his dream and pursue a degree
• GHS Unger and Yaongyimsen Compound follow closely• 25 GHS with 100% pass percentage; 28 with ‘zero’ results Moa JamirDimapur | April 26Two government high schools (GHS) under Mokokchung district,
P Achumse YingbithongruKiphire | April 21 Fishing, a long-revered tradition in tribal societies closely tied to their culture and heritage, faces a threat from the recent adoption of "modern methods," stak
Rebecca Kits JakhaluKiphire | April 19 With the 18th Lok Sabha elections underway, preparations in Nagaland have been focused mainly on voter assistance and poll booth readiness. In the eastern part o
P Achumse YingbithongruKiphire | April 14In a society where spiritual guidance and material possessions often cross paths, the recent trend of religious leaders driving high-end vehicles has sparked debate and
Morung Express News Dimapur | April 13Apart from various strategies and action plan for development, the Nagaland Tourism Policy (NTP) launched in March, bets on broader appeals of tourism to attract touri
Cycling campaign on menstrual health and hygiene reaches Nagaland Morung Express NewsKohima | April 9With menstruation still considered 'impure and dirty' in many parts of rural India, where menstruating g
'Their power of resilience is extraordinary,' reflects Charlotte CartyVishu Rita KrochaKohima | April 7On the midnight of April 1, 2024, exactly 80 years after Lieutenant Colonel William Felix Brown undertook a