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  • Election News
    ECI expenditure observers arrive in NagalandKOHIMA, March 18 (DIPR):The Expenditure Observers appointed by the Election Commission of India for Nagaland reached the State on March 15. The two Expenditure Observ
    Nagaland / 19th March 2014
  • Andrew Thong’s 'Without You' goes viral
    Andrew Thongs debut single 'Without You' which was released by indihut for free went viral and widely accepted by music lovers from Nagaland and beyond. Andrew's love and passion for music was evident from
    Health / 18th March 2014
  • Andrew Thong’s 'Without You' goes viral
    Andrew Thong’s debut single 'Without You' which was released by indihut for free went viral and widely accepted by music lovers from Nagaland and beyond.Andrew's love and passion for music was evident fro
    / 18th March 2014
  • Brittany Murphy's Final Film To Be Released
    The Clueless star passed away in 2009 and her final project will debut on 4 April (14) at the Regal Theater in Eugene, Oregon, the city where the movie was filmed. Something Wicked is described as a hauntingly
    / 18th March 2014
  • Lily Allen: Men behind women's success
    The 28-year-old singer - who recently made her pop comeback following a four-year hiatus - insists the women behind popular male artists never get recognised, but those who produced female artists always become
    Entertainment / 18th March 2014
  • On the book “Naga Society and Culture”
    It is an undeniable historical fact that the Ao tribe is comprised of two distinct major groups, namely, the Jungli and the Mongsen. That these two groups are distinct from each other can be ascertained from th
    Public Space / 18th March 2014
  • Our identity beyond ‘pork, beef and dog’ consumers
    A dramatic incident that happened in my neighborhood in the recent past has left me thinking about my identity as a Naga ever since. One peaceful evening I was attracted to an argument in the process between a
    Public Space / 18th March 2014
  • Lily Allen: Men behind women's success
    The 28-year-old singer - who recently made her pop comeback following a four-year hiatus - insists the women behind popular male artists never get recognised, but those who produced female artists always become
    / 18th March 2014
  • On the book “Naga Society and Culture”
    It is an undeniable historical fact that the Ao tribe is comprised of two distinct major groups, namely, the Jungli and the Mongsen. That these two groups are distinct from each other can be ascertained from th
    Public Space / 18th March 2014
  • Our identity beyond ‘pork, beef and dog’ consumers
    Chibenthung YanthanResearch scholar, JNUA dramatic incident that happened in my neighborhood in the recent past has left me thinking about my identity as a Naga ever since. One peaceful evening I was attracted
    Public Space / 18th March 2014
  • Nagaland News File
    NBCC to launch U-Link for children in KohimaDimapur, March 18 (MExN): The launching of U-LINK program, an initiative of the Education and Communication Department of Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) will
    Nagaland / 18th March 2014
  • Authorization on usage of sirens, red lights, designation plates
    KOHIMA: In pursuance to the powers conferred under Clause (1) Sub-Clause (iii) and Clause (2) of the Central Vehicle Rules 1989, and in partial modification of all earlier Notification, the Governor of Nagaland
    Nagaland / 18th March 2014
  • Ungma village steps up to preserve wildlife
    Mokokchung: With an aim to preserve the degradable flora and fauna, the Ungma Senso Mungdang (general meeting) held in December 2013, resolution no. 4, resolved to constitute a Wildlife Sanctuary Committee (WLS
    Nagaland / 18th March 2014
  • Impact 5000 by 18: Teaching basket weaving to villagers
    Participants and trainers of the basket weaving training organized by Youthnet at Mhainamtsi, Peren.  KOHIMA: As part of the Impact 5000 by 18, a five-year campaign on entrepreneurship and employment, Yout
    Nagaland / 18th March 2014
  • Empowering young leaders in fight against HIV/AIDS
    The participants with resource persons and church leaders during the Training for Trainers (TOT) organized by Nagaland AIDS Control Society (NSACS) at Dimapur Ao Baptist Arogo for the leaders of youth ministry.
    Nagaland / 18th March 2014
  • JMS: Celebrating 25 years of imparting quality education
    The Jubilee Memorial School located at Salangtem Ward, Mokokchung. (Photo: JMS) Mokokchung: Considered as one of the premier educational institutions in Mokokchung town, Jubilee Memorial School (JMS), esta
    Nagaland / 18th March 2014
  • Nagaland News File
    NBCC to launch U-Link for children in KohimaDimapur, March 18 (MExN): The launching of U-LINK program, an initiative of the Education and Communication Department of Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) will
    Nagaland / 18th March 2014
  • Authorization on usage of sirens, red lights, designation plates
    KOHIMA: In pursuance to the powers conferred under Clause (1) Sub-Clause (iii) and Clause (2) of the Central Vehicle Rules 1989, and in partial modification of all earlier Notification, the Governor of Nagaland
    Nagaland / 18th March 2014
  • Ungma village steps up to preserve wildlife
    Mokokchung: With an aim to preserve the degradable flora and fauna, the Ungma Senso Mungdang (general meeting) held in December 2013, resolution no. 4, resolved to constitute a Wildlife Sanctuary Committee (WLS
    Nagaland / 18th March 2014
  • Impact 5000 by 18: Teaching basket weaving to villagers
    Participants and trainers of the basket weaving training organized by Youthnet at Mhainamtsi, Peren.  KOHIMA: As part of the Impact 5000 by 18, a five-year campaign on entrepreneurship and employment, Yout
    / 18th March 2014
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