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Kohima: Self Help Groups provide lunch

Zieke and Zogazou Self Help Groups, Kohima Village provided lunch to the Kohima district administration, DDMAs and other government officials and volunteers working in COVID-19 related activities at the Relief

Nagaland / 10th June 2020
69 returnees arrive in Zunheboto

ZUNHEBOTO, JUNE 10 (MExN): 69 returnees arrived at Akuluto town in Zunheboto District on June 9. A DIPR report informed that the returnees arrived at JNV Akuluto in three buses. The group will be quarantined at

Nagaland / 10th June 2020
Challenges to conservation efforts in Nagaland discussed

Conservation efforts clashing with traditional hunting practices Morung Express News Dimapur | June 10 In order to ensure continuity of conservation efforts in the state, the Foundation for

Nagaland / 10th June 2020
Phek district hospital sensitises on COVID-19

PHEK, JUNE 10 (MExN): The District Hospital, Phek conducted a sensitisation program for the NGOs and civil societies of Phek Town on the COVID-19 pandemic on June 7. “As COVID-19 spreads primar

Nagaland / 10th June 2020
NPYF concerned by frequent lockdowns in Dimapur

DIMAPUR, JUNE 10 (MExN): The National Peoples Youth Front (NPYF) Nagaland, the Youth Wing of NPP, while understanding and supporting the precautions/preventive measures being undertaken by the administration an

Nagaland / 10th June 2020
Govt teacher awards Rs 5,000 each to 16 students

DIPR Feature In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic which is a major topic of all discussions and media discourses, here is an exhibit of dedication, sincerity, love and concern of a teacher towards her stu

Nagaland / 10th June 2020
HSLC topper 2020 felicitated

Advisor, Urban Development and Municipal Affairs, Dr Nicky Kire; DC Kohima, Gregory Thejawelie and other DPDB members with Md Zaheer Ul Alam and his parents during a felicitation programme of the HSLC topper 20

Nagaland / 10th June 2020
John Angami Award for meritorious students

The John Angami Award for meritorious students of John GHSS Viswema was awarded to Wangshei Konyak for securing 1st division in the recently held HSLC exam on June 10. The award consisting of citation and an am

Nagaland / 10th June 2020
Zunheboto: Churches and civil bodies providing food

Various churches under Zunheboto town and civil organisations like the Sumi Totimi Hoho are taking the initiatives to prepare food for the occupants of Quarantine Centers in Zunheboto. The Sumi Baptist Church Z

Nagaland / 10th June 2020
‘We shall overcome this pandemic together’

The Lotha Colony Mothers' Union, Dimapur along with the Lotha Colony Council provided one time meal with gift hampers to occupants of the Quarantine Centre at the State Sports Academy in Dimapur on June 10

Nagaland / 10th June 2020
Boxing: Joshua and Fury agree terms on two-fight deal, says promoter Hearn

(Reuters): British world heavyweight champions Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury have agreed financial terms for a two-fight deal, promoter Eddie Hearn said on Wednesday. The discussions over an u

Sports / 10th June 2020
Games will not be done with splendour, but will be simplified - Tokyo 2020

TOKYO, June 10 (Reuters): Tokyo 2020 CEO Toshiro Muto said on Wednesday that the rearranged Olympics will "not be done with grand splendour", but will be simplified. The Games, origi

Sports / 10th June 2020
Manchester City UEFA ban verdict to be made next month

MANCHESTER, England, June 10 (Reuters): Manchester City will have to wait until "the first half of July" to find out whether their appeal against a two-year ban from European football has been su

Sports / 10th June 2020
Everton's Walcott to miss Premier League restart after surgery

(Reuters): Everton forward Theo Walcott will miss the restart of the Premier League season after undergoing abdominal surgery, the Merseyside club said on Wednesday. The 31-year-old had an ope

Sports / 10th June 2020
Of a Charred Land & Smouldering Indignation

Smaranika Chakraborty Dimapur Our land burns ablaze with an Unprometheanfire. She helplessly endures the apocalypse - A hoarse cataclysmic uproar releases from her charred body, Sco

Public Space / 10th June 2020
On Delimitation exercise

Open letter to the Nagaland Governor Dr Vihuto Asumi Former General Secretary, Sumi Hoho The Indo-Naga ceasefire, signed in 1997 brought tears of joy to the Nagas in expectation

Public Space / 10th June 2020
U.S. protests spur calls for India to wake up to anti-Dalit discrimination

CHENNAI, June 10 (Thomson Reuters Foundation): Spurred on by U.S. anti-racism protests, lower-caste Dalits on Wednesday called on India to acknowledge centuries of oppression they have endured and recognis

India / 10th June 2020
Doubts remain as Sweden closes case of Palme assassination after 34 years

STOCKHOLM, June 10 (Reuters): A Swedish prosecutor closed the case of the assassination of Prime Minister Olof Palme after 34 years on Wednesday, accusing a graphic designer who died two decades ago of the

World / 10th June 2020
Putin's foes divided over Russian vote that could extend his rule

MOSCOW, June 10 (Reuters): President Vladimir Putin's opponents agree a nationwide vote next month that could extend his rule is a sham, but are split over whether to campaign for a "No" vote

World / 10th June 2020
'No pay, no work': Delhi hospital RDA warns of mass resignations

NEW DELHI, JUNE 10 (IANS): The Resident Doctors' Association of Delhi's Kasturba Hospital on Wednesday threatened to tender their mass resignations by June 16, due to non-payment of their salaries for t

India / 10th June 2020