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Two soldiers go missing amid anti-terrorist operation in J&K’s Kokernag

Srinagar, Oct 8 (IANS) Two soldiers have gone missing during an anti-terrorist operation in the Kokernag area of J&K’s Anantnag district, sources said on Wednesday.According to official sources, the two a

India / 8th October 2025
Mission Karmayogi in Nagaland to strengthen governance

Kohima, October 8 (MExN): The signing of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Capacity Building Commission, Karmayogi Bharat and Government of Nagaland, and a workshop on Mission Karmayogi organised by

Nagaland / 8th October 2025
Encroachment breaks traditional Wokha-Assam elephant routes: DFO

Morung Express NewsWokha | October 8The traditional elephant corridors between Wokha in Nagaland and Assam have been disrupted due to human activities like encroachment, farming and infrastructure development,

Nagaland / 8th October 2025
Officers’ Hill Colony Kohima gets Iron Water Treatment Plant, Children’s Library

Our CorrespondentKohima, October 8Two assets have been added to the Officers’ Hill Colony, Kohima on October 8 with the inauguration of an iron water treatment plant and children & adolescent’s library

Nagaland / 8th October 2025
Wildlife week focuses on human-animal coexistence in Nagaland

Dimapur, October 8 (MExN): Nagaland Zoological Park, Rangapahar, celebrated Wildlife Week 2025 under the theme ‘Human–Animal Co-existence’ from October 2 to 8. The week-long programme aimed to spread awar

Nagaland / 8th October 2025
State Level Wildlife Week 2025 celebrated in Mon

Mon, October 8 (MExN): The State Level Wildlife Week 2025 was celebrated in Mon Town, Nagaland on October 7. The ceremony, held at the Konyak Union Hall under the theme ‘human animal coexistence’, was

Nagaland / 8th October 2025
2nd Test: Sammy calls for belief and discipline from West Indies’ players to make a turnaround against India

New Delhi, October 8 (IANS) West Indies head coach Daren Sammy has urged his players to have their belief and discipline intact in a bid to make an improbable turnaround against India in the upcoming second Tes

Sports / 8th October 2025
The Art of Modern Travel

Yuvika Mehta The Eiffel Tower glows under the Parisian sky. Gondolas glide through the canals of Venice, while in Bali, a swing hangs over a lush green valley waiting for the perfect Instagram shot.

Inventing the Future / 8th October 2025
Sessa’s Secret Orchids

Preethi RajasekaranSessa Orchid Sanctuary, nestled in Arunachal Pradesh, is one of the country’s best-kept botanical secrets. Orchidologists have documented the sanctuary's rich diversity of orchids. One less

Public Space / 8th October 2025
Path forward for the scarred land

The rolling hills and vibrant valleys of Nagaland have cradled its people, culture and identity for generations. This land is not merely a geographical location; it is the very soul of existence, woven into son

Editorial / 8th October 2025
Home must be our mission field number one

Pastor Letlal HaokipDelhiAmong the Christian communities of Northeast India, families, churches, and society are facing two major challenges, ie addiction (to substances like alcohol, cigarettes, drugs, pan, an

Public Space / 8th October 2025
Balance Your Work and Fun..!

What I love seeing in the U.S. is the Friday afternoon traffic. No, not the angry honking, or the rush-hour jams we see here—but a parade of joy! Cars streaming out of town with bicycles hanging on their back

Bob’s Banter / 8th October 2025
How Three Scientists Rewrote the Rules of Immunity

Dipak KurmiThe 2025 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to three scientists whose work has fundamentally altered our understanding of the human immune system. Japanese immunologist Shimon Sak

Public Space / 8th October 2025
Is Jesus a historical figure or a fictitious character?

Selie VisaIntroduction-- Jesus outside the Bible: Over the years there have been many criticisms leveled against the Bible concerning its historical reliability. These criticisms are usually based on a lac

Public Space / 8th October 2025
It is said: “God the problem” and “in the machine”

Dr John Mohan RazuConception of God has been in serious interrogations and contestation theologically and philosophically. If we go little deeper into it the questions that relates to whether God exists or dead

Public Space / 8th October 2025
The Pen and the Algorithm: Writing, Legality, and the Ethics of Artificial Imagination

Ranjan DasPatkai Christian CollegeThe Dawn of a New AuthorshipThe written word has entered a strange and exciting age. The quill gave way to the typewriter, the typewriter to the computer, and now the computer

Public Space / 8th October 2025
The Inseparable Law and Grace of God

Selie VisaIntroductionVery often, we see the flawed interpretation of the relationship between law and grace. At times, repentance, law, faith, and obedience are partially or even completely discarded, and only

Public Space / 8th October 2025
Upholding Integrity: Professional Standards and Ethics in Theological Colleges

Dr Mely WezahMaster's College of Theology, VisakhapatnamTeaching is one of the noblest professions, offering direct access to young minds and shaping future generations. This profession is esteemed for its prof

Public Space / 8th October 2025
Some Potential Modifications/Changes on NLTP Act 1989

Zeluosielie KehieSovima village, ChümoukedimaThe Nagaland Liquor Total Prohibition (NLTP) Act, 1989, has remained a subject of continuous debate. While some argue that lifting the ban could boost state revenue

Public Space / 8th October 2025
Why is Pakistan bombing its own people?

New Delhi, October 8 (IANS) Pakistan is a state that is killing its own people. The latest proof came last week in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, where at least 23 civilians, including women and children, were killed when

Featured News / 8th October 2025