Vishü Rita KrochaKohima | March 29While healthcare access in rural Nagaland has long been a challenge coupled with the lack of basic infrastructure such as roads, unreliable electricity, water supply and sanit
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Tokavi K ZhimoAghunato | March 28Teacher shortage at Government Higher Secondary School (GHSS), Aghunato, has forced an administrative officer to step in and take on the role of an English teacher. The school's
A look at the final 4 clubs in the NSL PlayoffsRebecca Kits JakhaluKohima | March 23As the inaugural season of the Nagaland Super League (NSL) nears its thrilling climax, only four clubs remain in the race for
Our CorrespondentKohima | March 18Basing on the availability and potential of resources, certain food processing sectors and infrastructural facilities have been identified as per Nagaland Food Processing Indus.jpg)
The story of Lakadong turmeric goes beyond its high curcumin content—it's about women farmers, SHGs, and cooperatives collectively shaping a thriving industryMorung Express NewsWest Jaintia Hills | March 17&n
Yarden JamirMokokchung | March 16In a region where specialised healthcare remains out of reach for many due to cost and accessibility, Anava Hospital in Mokokchung has been working to bridge this gap since its
Morung Express NewsShillong | March 16The Wildlife Conservation Society India (WCS-I) under the Integrated Tiger Habitat Conservation Programme (ITHCP) Phase II organized an exposure trip to Meghalaya for farme
Our CorrespondentKohima | March 16Despite being a resource rich state, the food processing industry in Nagaland is practically nonexistent and would need to be vitalized in order to tap its full potentials.This
Meribeni T KikonWokha | March 14Erenbeni P Khuvung, a 25-year-old from Wokha District, is not only a prominent state badminton player from Nagaland but also an emerging lawyer, determined to champion the rights
Moa JamirDimapur | March 9Nagaland is poised to become a $10 billion economy by the fiscal year 2029-30, informed the recently released Nagaland Economic Survey 2024-25, implying a pathway towards a Viksit or D
Local communities seek collaborative efforts to combat illegal activities for protection of States only national parkMorung Express News Ikiesingram | March 9In a significant step towards safeguarding Ntan
Rebecca Kits JakhaluKohima | March 8The International Womens Day event held at the Capital Convention Centre in Kohima on March 8 recognized and felicitated outstanding women Self-Help Group (SHG) achievers fro
Match officials reflect on thrills and challenges of Nagaland Super LeagueRebecca Kits JakhaluKohima | March 7As the first edition of the Nagaland Super League (NSL) continues its thrilling run, a group of indi
Rebecca Kits JakhaluKohima | March 6On March 5, students of Sacred Heart School, 5th Mile, Chümoukedima were in for a treat as the school introduced indigenous games in its annual sports week for the first tim
Tokavi K Zhimo Zunheboto | March 5Zunheboto Government College (ZGC), the sole secular college Zunheboto district, has been without a principal for the past ten months, raising concern from the colle
Tokavi K ZhimoZunheboto | March 3The District Hub for Empowerment of Women (DHEW) Beti Bachao Beti Padhao (Mission Shakti) in Zunheboto, funded by the Central Government (90%) and the State Government (10%), ha
Tokavi K. ZhimoZunheboto | March 1Zunheboto District Hospital (Hezukhu Memorial District Hospital) is facing significant challenges due to persistent manpower shortages and inadequate infrastructure, according
Rebecca Kits JakhaluKohima | February 27The much-anticipated Nagaland Super League (NSL) which kicked off on January 28 has so far provided fans with exciting, entertaining, and thrilling football.However, the
Rebecca Kits JakhaluKohima | February 24Loud cheers fill the stadium as the final whistle blows, signalling the end of another thrilling match in the Nagaland Super League.For many, it is just another game. But
P Achumse YingbithongruKiphire | February 24 Despite modern medical equipment being available at the District Hospital Kiphire (DHK), a severe shortage of doctors and support staff is crippling healthcare
