• 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
Spent 75p of every one rupee on servicing debts & non-development activitiesMoa Jamir Dimapur | March 31 The financial health of the Nagaland Government has 'slightly' improved in recent years, bu
Rs 2500 per personnel per month wef April 2024Imkong Walling Dimapur | March 31The Nagaland Police will do away with the traditional food procurement system to feed its armed units, as per a recent state g
Vishü Rita KrochaKohima | March 30 Emphasising how the story of Easter gives hope for a new life and encapsulates triumph over darkness, Rev Father James Sangtam, Administrator of Good Shepherd Seminary,
Morung Express NewsDimapur | March 30Infrastructure development is imperative to propel Nagaland forward in the field of sports. This was the overwhelming suggestion from The Morung Express readers when asked t
P Achumse SangtamKiphire | March 24The practice of constructing temporary and makeshift structures by individuals and organisations on private lands along road stretch, aiming to obtain compensation from the go
‘Young people have role to play in safeguarding environment, says environment enthusiastsVishü Rita KrochaKohima | March 23 Nagaland witnesses a conspicuous absence of Earth Hour observance this y
Moa JamirDimapur | March 21 Electoral Bonds have become one of the most topical subjects of discussion following the landmark Supreme Court judgment on February 15 and subsequent publication of data by the
Sector eyes growth amidst import reductionOur CorrespondentKohima I March 17Nagaland State produces just 45.07% of the total requirement of animal husbandry products worth Rs. 1022.61 crore, leaving a shortfall
Limasenla Jamir Mokokchung | March 15Meet Nokao Wangnao, a 27-year-old tourist guide from Longwa village, Mon district. Nokao has been a full-time tourist guide for the past 8 years now. For Nokao, meeting
Morung Express NewsKohima | March 14Unbeknownst to many, a compassionate and dedicated advocate for women empowerment, C Tsurila has been tirelessly working to empower underprivileged girls and widows, and with
Morung Express News Dimapur | March 13 In a major development with regard to the fate of the Nagaland Pulp & Paper Corporation Limited (NPPCL) or Tuli Paper Mill, reliable sources have infor
P Achumse YingbithongruKiphire | March 10Kiphire district is facing a significant setback in nurturing local sporting talents due to the lack of adequate sports infrastructure. Sports enthusiasts, coaches
Vishü Rita KrochaKohima | March 7“If women have money, they would spend on health, education and very needful things. It is very important for women to have financial security in order to accelerate progress