Morung Express News
Kohima | May 13
At long last, the need to have a proper morgue in the state capital has materialised. After years of neglect, the ramshackle morgue at Paramedical Colony was replaced wit
Morung Express News
Dimapur | May 12
Back in the year 2017, the young college student from Nagaland, Bozio Nienu was coming home from Shillong for vacation with stories to share and memories to make with fr
Kanili Kiho
Dimapur | May 11
Over the last few days, Dimapur has been reeling under intense rise in temperature, and the city’s erratic power cuts have added to its woes.
“Power outages in th
Morung Express News
Kohima | May 10
When the felling of trees reportedly planted during the 1980s in the Police Complex, Chümoukedima emerged on social media, creating rage among users, Deputy Ch
Analysing causes and effects
Mongsentong Longkumer
Dimapur | May 8
Corruption, a common practice throughout human history, is widely believed to be endemic within the Naga society. By extension, politica
Morung Express News
Kigwema | May 8
A sort of ripple effect of community libraries is currently underway in Nagaland. One such example is the Enhulumi Community Library which was launched in February
Morung Express News
Dimapur | May 8
‘Confessions of a bipolar mind’ debuted in 2019. It was the introduction of Temsu Clover (Temsukala Lemtor) in the music scene from the state of Nagaland. Mos
Vishü Rita Krocha
Kohima | May 7
“I always said and also stood by it that who I am or how I turned out to be as a woman is because of my mother. Now, after becoming a mother myself, I look
Morung Express News
Dimapur | May 7
With the hike in the price of LPG prices, one of the immediate effects would be the increased expenses that will be borne by households and commercial establishment
Atono Tsükrü Kense
Kohima | May 6
Following the news of a mega water supply project in Nagaland remaining incomplete even after a decade since funds began to be released for it; the Zhadima Villag
Ketholeno Neihu
Kohima | May 3
While the Nagaland State Government takes its time to set up a functional State Mental Health Board, an inmate at the Dimapur Central Jail, who requires and is legally entitle
Vishü Rita Krocha
Kohima | May 3
“Digital media has given a huge push to the traditional journalism to be on its toes to meet the challenges,” says Senior Journalist and President of Nagala
Limasenla Jamir
Mokokchung | April 28
As the twenty second edition of the Inter-District Football Championship comes to a close on April 29, stakeholders point to the lack of infrastructure as the maj
Atono Tsükrü Kense
Kohima | April 26
Over a decade has passed since a water supply project taken up by the Public Health Engineering Department (PHED) at Zhadima village was approved and funds wer
Morung Express News
Dimapur | April 26
Renjanthung L Patton is an emerging entrepreneur with a cause. The young Naga started ‘Act for India’, a small venture that seeks to help tackle the scourg
Vishü Rita Krocha
Kohima | April 24
“Being bullied as a child can leave a permanent emotional scar and continue to impact your quality of life,” a victim of school bullying who chose
Morung Express News
Kohima | April 23
“How do Nagas react to the recordings that JH Hutton made over a hundred years ago? Can they tell us something about the songs and their meaning? Or has the
Fr Dr Peter Salew’s Prison Ministry is working with inmates of Dimapur Sub-Jail and Central Jail
Mongsentong Longkumer
Dimapur | April 22
Providing compassion and kindness to strangers can b
Vishü Rita Krocha
Kohima | April 21
“Minimalisation will be a great investment for our future—using what we have, even food if we can,” says Agnes Tepa, an environmental enthusi
Imkong Walling
Dimapur | April 20
In the first of a three-part series, it was revealed that a sample of branded alcohol sold in Nagaland failed to meet quality parameter specified by the Food Safety and Sta