DDPA says the fee is optional while Treasury says no such rule Imkong Walling Dimapur | March 15 Pay a visit to the district Treasury office in Dimapur on working days and one would be greeted to a sight

Chizokho Vero Kohima | March 8   Marking a highly ambitious first day in the office, the People’s Democratic Alliance government led by newly sworn-in Chief Minister of Nagaland, Neiphiu Rio has

Limasenla Jamir Mokokchung | March 7   Anyone who visits Mokokchung town will notice three old ladies seated in a pathway selling traditional hand woven shawls near the MMC shopping complex. These thre

Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | March 7   The UN theme for International Women’s Day (IWD) this year is “The Time is Now: Rural and urban activists transforming women’s lives” e

ales woven at Day 2 of 4th International Loinloom Festival Akangchila Longchar Diezephe | December 7   In 20 minutes, Rukuvolu had woven 183 lines on her loom. At another corner, Nuzatalu warped 227

Ketholeno Neihu Feast of Merit formed a central feature of the traditional Naga practice which conferred social status to a person. The Feast of Merit is/was a step by step process or series of feasting whic

Thejaneinuo and Khriesasielie lead the way to ‘zero waste’ wedding Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | October 27   With the wedding season already in full swing, there is bound to be plenty

Vibi Yhokha Mezoma | October 18   The journey to Mezoma, a village in the Western Angami region, is an uncomfortable one. There is no semblance of roads, and the money sanctioned in 2010 for the road c

‘I am happy that all the time that I spent on gaming hasn’t been wasted’ Imlisanen Jamir Dimapur | October 15   There’s an image out there somewhere in the internet of a huge

Lipichem  Kiphire | October 6   Balcksmithy, an indispensible profession which is confined only to certain clans or families is a lucrative profession and is an alternative livelihood which has pl

The lone doctor specializing in women health in Wokha town attends to duty only two days a week Morung Express News Dimapur | September 9   Health care for women, in particular maternal health, has

Imkong Walling Dimapur | September 3   Nagaland as a state of the Union of India enjoys certain Constitutional privileges. The privileges include the state being clubbed in a special group called the &

• Only one unit started operations since 2014 in Nagaland • NITI-Aayog & IDFC’s survey finds faltering policy initiatives   Moa Jamir Dimapur | August 30 The Central governmen

Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | August 14   “Don’t be lazy or be ashamed to work” has been the personal philosophy of Moludongba Ozukum- an electrician, woodworker, mason, painter, th

Moa Jamir Dimapur | August 13 Clean Election Campaign (CEC) in Nagaland is hampered by systematic and ground realities which is resulting in a disconnect between the intention and desired outcome.  

  • Post-Chathe bridge collapse, a precarious hanging bridge now serves as life-line for thousands • With thousands commuting every day, there is apprehension that the bridge may not withstand

Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | July 24   A working day for this woman consists of mud, sand, cement, brick and heavy lifting. But Nganyü Theresa does not seem to mind that she is often the only f

Morung Express News  Dimapur | July 23   To paraphrase a line uttered by Professor John Keating from the dreary yet weirdly inspirational movie 'Dead Poets Society,' art, beauty, love&mdas

Outstanding liabilities of the State @Rs 86 Billion   Moa Jamir  Dimapur | June 24   Nagaland State gross fiscal deficit soared from Rs 1 Billion in 1991-92 to Rs 11.6 Billion (eleven thou

Vishü Rita Krocha Dimapur | June 19   Chonbemo Patton had never imagined that the carpentry lessons he learnt as a school-going-boy would later define his life, but it was exactly these defining m