Around 2000-2500 native trees planted so far  Vibi Yhokha Sophie  Kohima | April 27 It was through his Green Hub Fellowship programme - a programme on environment, wildlife, conservation and cl

Union Jal Shakti Ministry releases first ever Census on Water Bodies in India Morung Express News Dimapur | April 25 There are 1,432 water bodies in Nagaland, out of which 1,287 (89.87%) are in rural are

April 26 is World Intellectual Property Day  Kanili Kiho Dimapur | April 25 “When it concerns the tribal communities especially Nagaland, intellectual property rights is a very new concept and

Food truck owners share grievances over  recent Dimapur Police directives  Mongsentong Longkumer  Dimapur | April 23 "On the night of Friday, April 14, at Clock Tower junction Dimapur

Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | April 22 “We need our own stories. There has always been a huge void in our lives because we didn’t grow up reading our stories,” Abokali Jimomi, an author

Vibi Yhokha Sophie  Kohima | April 22 Nagaland is no stranger to thrifting, counting decades since it was first introduced to the state’s population. However, of late, the practice of thrifting i

April 22 is Earth Day Vibi Yhokha Sophie  Kohima | April 21 A reminder of our responsibility to protect the planet for future generations, Earth Day is commemorated annually to build awareness and e

Vibi Yhokha Sophie  Kohima | April 20 As electronic/digital consumption increases in Nagaland, electronic wastes or e-waste is becoming a critical environmental concern in the absence of proper waste m

Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | April 19 “If we want our children’s socio-cultural identity to thrive, it is imperative that they understand and communicate in their mother tongue.” These

Entrepreneurs from Nagaland ‘deliver’ mixed verdict on B20 Summit  Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | April 6 Despite the criticism surrounding the recently concluded Business 20 (B20) Conf

Moa Jamir Dimapur | April 2 After decreasing for two consecutive years, the number of employees under the Nagaland Government’s payroll increased to 1.37 lakh as per the latest figure provided by the

Moa Jamir Dimapur | March 31 The financial health of Nagaland State has improved marginally, however, for every rupee it receives, still around 92 paise comes either from outside or via borrowings. On th

Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | March 29 Perched atop a hill and surrounded by lush green forests, Poilwa meaning ‘dwellers on the top’ earned its name for its strategic location of being placed

Akangjungla Dimapur | March 27 In April 2020, Chubainla, an educator in the northeastern state of Nagaland recollects calling her team for a meeting and dispersing from the school “feeling zero and wi

•    State produces just over 45% of total meat requirement  •    Imports Animal Husbandry products worth Rs. 211.94 cr  Moa Jamir  Dimapur | March 26

Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | March 26 The lack of any good example of a politician or reference for a voter has had adverse effects on the very system of electoral process in the Naga society. A concerne

Morung Express News Dimapur | March 23 On average, over 290 bottles of Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL) per day were seized in Nagaland between March 2022 and February 2023, according to an official report

Morung Express News Kohima | March 23 Dancing since the age 5, Dimapur resident Sunepsangla, daughter of Aomeren Jamir and Khrietuomeü Jamir, has taken a leap forward in her goal to become a profession

Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | March 19 During the most turbulent years of the Indo-Naga conflict, Vinyühu Meyase from Dzüleke village recalled instances of sprinkling mud or laying a hand on the

Moa Jamir Dimapur | March 19  At 23.7%, the single largest driver of migration or persons moving from ‘usual place of residence’ to others areas in Nagaland is due to studies, while the ins