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11th June 2026 Nagaland CM urges Centre to ensure justice

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10th June 2026 NagaEd, NEPED ink MoU to advance digital learning and renewable energy initiatives

10th June 2026 Accuracy & accountability in focus as Census training gathers pace across Nagaland

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Guns versus books - campaigners urge nations to spend more on education for children

Syrian refugee children leave a school after attending classes in Mount Lebanon, October 7, 2016. REUTERS/Mohamed Azakir Ensuring all children received an education would cost another $40 billion annua

/ 26th March 2018
From catwalks to news, Pakistan's transgender community aims to shift attitudes

Marvia Malik, at the Kohenoor television studio, in Lahore, Pakistan. Picture taken March 25, 2018/Thomson Reuters Foundation/Zile Huma Pakistan is becoming more tolerant of transgender people but the

/ 26th March 2018
MadeInUkhrul from April 5

Hill Wild strives towards Sustainable Ukhrul 2030 Morung Express News Ukhrul | March 26 The second edition of Made in Ukhrul – an Entrepreneurship Conclave cum Trade Fair – is all

/ 26th March 2018
As floods rise in Bangladesh, crab farming helps families tread water

Manipadma Jena Thomson Reuters Foundation Kishore Mondol, a farmer in the low-lying deltas of southern Bangladesh, points at the four-foot-high platform of grey clay he and his wife have just s

/ 26th March 2018
‘Work for your life, get busy and do your best’

Rukutalu Veswuh St. Joseph’s College, Jakhama One thing that most people frequently put at the top of the list of desires for tomorrow’s life is “security”. The person who gai

Public Space / 26th March 2018
‘Vendor Free Zones’ are not the answer

Imlisanen Jamir The streets have become one of the most important urban spaces that define the ethos of a community, a melting pot for the bustle of urban existence, like the one in ramshackle Dimapur. A lar

Editorial / 26th March 2018
Mizoram pol parties, orgs call for early solution to border dispute

Central team to visit border area Newmai News Network Aizawl | March 26 Political parties based in Mizoram and social organizations have called for early solution to the long pending border dis

/ 26th March 2018
UN reports see a lonelier planet with fewer plants, animals

Seth Borenstein Associated Press Earth is losing plants, animals and clean water at a dramatic rate, according to four new United Nations scientific reports that provide the most comprehensive

/ 26th March 2018
Nagaland: Process on to cancel defunct cooperative societies

Our Correspondent Kohima | March 26 Nagaland has undertaken stringent steps to identify and cancel non-functioning/defunct cooperative societies, which did not commence working, have ceased to work or compl

Nagaland / 26th March 2018
Nagaland amends act on road safety

With more than 3.30 lakh registered vehicles as of March 2015, road safety has become a major concern Our Correspondent Kohima | March 26 The Nagaland Road Safety Authority Act, 2013 (1st Amendment) Bill

Nagaland / 26th March 2018
Prominent citizen Saku Ao passes away

Funeral service on March 27 at 9:00 am and 11:00 am Dimapur, March 26 (MExN): Saku Ao, a prominent citizen of Dimapur and one of the pioneers of Dimapur from the Ao community, passed away on the night of Mar

Nagaland / 26th March 2018
Revoke decision to split Zeliangrong community into different tribes, LCF to NSCN (IM)

Dimapur, March 26 (MExN): Luangdimai Citizens Forum (LCF) has opposed the NSCN (IM)’s directive to “duly process for official recognition” of Zeme, Liangmai and Rongmei saying it is “not

Nagaland / 26th March 2018
BJP Chizami seeks justification from church

• Demands expulsion of church leaders involved in elections process • Impeachment of NDPP Phek Division president Pfütsero, March 26 (MExN): The BJP 17th Chizami Mandal has demanded action

Nagaland / 26th March 2018
World TB Day: Call to work together to end TB

Mokokchung, March 26 (MExN): World Tuberculosis Day was observed in Mokokchung under the theme, ‘WANTED: Leaders for a TB Free World’ at IMDH hall with Dr SS Akaba Longchar, Chief Medical Officer, M

Nagaland / 26th March 2018
LOU/DHEP clarifies on union election

Wokha, March 26 (MExN): Land Owners’ Union, Doyang Hydro Electric Project (LOU/DHEP) has clarified that the election of the union held on January 16, 2018 was in consonance with the judgement order of Guw

Nagaland / 26th March 2018
News in brief

DC & DEO Wokha notifies Wokha, Mach 26 (DIPR): DC & DEO, Wokha Dr. Manazir Jeelani Samoon (IAS) has informed all the vehicle drivers/owners whose vehicles had been requisitioned for use during the 13

Nagaland / 26th March 2018
Zhaleo Rio elected unopposed as NLA Deputy Speaker

Our Correspondent Kohima | March 26 Two-time MLA from Ghaspani-II, Zhaleo Rio of the Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP) was elected as Deputy Speaker of the 13th Nagaland Legislative Assembly (

Nagaland / 26th March 2018
North Korea leader Kim Jong Un visits China – Bloomberg

FILE PHOTO: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un waves to people attending a military parade marking the 105th birth anniversary of country's founding father, Kim Il Sung in Pyongyang, April 15, 2017. REUTERS/Damir

/ 26th March 2018
Framework agreement: An observation

Dr Salikyu Sangtam St. Joseph University Whenever a society is at a crossroad, numerous claims touted to be objective facts begin to emerge. Citizens begin to develop their own opinions about the issue, wha

Public Space / 26th March 2018
Ex-governor of Jakarta to stay in jail as Indonesia court rejects appeal

Jakarta's Christian governor Basuki Tjahaja Purnama (L), popularly known as Ahok, speaks to his lawyers after his sentencing during the guilty verdict in his blasphemy trial in Jakarta. (REUTERS File Photo) &n

/ 26th March 2018