Our CorrespondentKohim | September 13 The Nagaland Cooperative Policy, 2026 sets a 10-year roadmap for expanding the coverage and economic contribution of the cooperative sector in the State, with a focus
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Open spaces and recreation among key weak spotsMoa Jamir Dimapur | September 12Nagalands Ease of Living Perception Index stands at 50, placing the State in the medium category, with citizens expressing rel
Inside NUSCs ambitious IFL debutRebecca Kits JakhaluKohima | September 10In a historic move for Nagaland football, the Nagaland United Sports Club (NUSC) is set to make its debut in the Indian Football League (
Moa JamirDimapur | September 9On the heels of the recent controversy over the location of a multipurpose hall, another government-funded project now raises questions over the land on which it was built.A Rs 2.8
Built with women farmers in mind, the makeshift crossing eases access to fieldsKanili KihoChisholimi | September 9A narrow bamboo bridge now spans a deep, rain-cut channel on the road to Chisholimi's jhum field.jpg)
National Teacher Awardee shares 24-year journey experienceVishü Rita Krocha Kohima | September 8Set against rugged mountainous terrain near the international border of Myanmar, Pungro is where Rokosekho R
Performance audit of 2018–2024 reveals unverified deliveries, poor digital tracking, and missing physical assets across Anganwadi Centres.Moa JamirDimapur | September 8Nagalands implementation of the Integrat
Shongmo BNoklak | September 7Tsuwao and Lengnyu, two close neighbouring villages, are located about 7–8 kilometers from the headquarters of Noklak District. For the villagers, having a proper road not is a vi.jpg)
Morung Express NewsDimapur | September 7Residents of Padumpukhuri village in Dimapur are dealing with a sanitation crisis as roadside garbage piles continue to grow, with no designated dumping zone in sight.As
CAG finds 24 government employees enrolled as unskilled workers; Rs 6.04 lakh paid to 19Moa Jamir Dimapur | September 7Government employees appear to have found an unlikely second calling under the rural j
Audit flags procedural delays in misappropriation, defalcation, loss and theft casesMoa JamirDimapur | September 6Thirty cases of misappropriation, defalcation, losses and theft involving Rs 1,214.37 crore were
Morung Express NewsDimapur | September 6The repatriation of ancestral human remains from Western museums can contribute meaningfully to healing and reconciliation, but their return alone cannot automatically re
Morung Express NewsDimapur | September 6 The repatriation of the mortal remains of late Naga political leader and Naga National Council (NNC) Tatar Venyiyi Rhakho, alongside his family's long journey towar
H Anguvi Chishi Dimapur | September 5We come with reverence and humility, with questions and memories. We come with wounds that have travelled across histories and generations. We do not presume to know wh
Morung Express News Dimapur | September 5After six years of negotiation, the University of Oxford, UK has formally agreed to repatriate 39 sets of human remains belonging to the Naga people.The decision, m
Morung Express News Dimapur | September 4For Professor Dolly Kikon, creating A Sacred Place was more than a shift from academic research to filmmaking, it was a process of unlearning, deep listening, and a
CAG flags Rs 288-cr procurement excess and other major gapsMoa JamirDimapur | September 4Nagalands implementation of the Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM) has come under sharp scrutiny, with the Comptroller and Auditor
Children in Conflict with Law may not just be criminals or offenders; they may also be Children in Need of Care and Protection - child case workerKetholeno NeihuKohima | September 4Seventeen-year-old Khrie come
Commission recommends compensation in alleged police chase and Zunheboto lock-up case; takes up various rights-related issuesMoa JamirKohima | September 2Two deaths involving persons in State custody and anothe
Ketholeno NeihuKohima | September 2In 2020, Khrie and Do-o (referential names) were brought to an Observation Home by colony youths for the third time in connection with alleged burglary and ganja use. One of t
