Force self-pickup for yearsMorung Express NewsChümoukedima | October 31 Residents of Nagaland United Village (NUV), located under Chümoukedima district have expressed strong resentment over the alleged r
Defence wards not eligible under States Central Pool meant for local students, rules CourtMoa Jamir Dimapur | October 26The Gauhati High Courts Division Bench has upheld the Nagaland Governments policy res
Yarden JamirMokokchung | October 24In a backyard in Mokokchung town, the sharp rhythm of chisel meeting stone punctuates the still afternoon. Dust gathers in the air as fragments of rock fall away, slowly revea
Tokavi K ZhimoZunheboto | October 17The celebration of Wildlife Week 2025 under the theme Human-Animal Coexistence at Satoi Headquarters brought together forest officials, tourism professionals, and community l
Yarden JamirMokokchung | October 17In a quiet corner of the campus of Fazl Ali College, Mokokchung, thousands of preserved wings shimmer under glass. Inside one of the college buildings, a locally crafted displ
Generating over 1000 kilos of biomedical waste daily, NPCB flags the need for a common treatment facilityMorung Express NewsKohima | October 15As Nagalands healthcare infrastructure expands, so does its generat
Vishü Rita KrochaKohima | October 14In Mimi village, located under Pungro sub-division of Kiphire district along the Myanmar border, the age-old tradition of bat harvesting, with both medicinal and spiritual s
Manipur 'pips' State in dubious distinctionMoa Jamir Dimapur | October 8In a positive development, the number of Extortion and Blackmailing cases in Nagaland has dropped to the lowest level in a decade, ev
Moa JamirDimapur | October 5Accidental deaths in Nagaland surged by 30.9% in 2023, with road mishaps emerging as the leading cause, according to the latest Accidental Deaths and Suicides in India 2023 report re
Moa JamirDimapur | October 2Despite a marginal increase in the number of cases, the latest report of the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) confirmed that Nagaland continues to officially be the safest State
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
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 Ministers Mobile Operation Theatre (CM-MOT) has once again given hope to the rura
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
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 this ye
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