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Moa JamirDimapur | August 29More than two decades after its announcement and eight years since the works were initially awarded, the four-laning of the Dimapur-Kohima road, connecting Nagaland’s commercial hu

Morung Express NewsDimapur | August 25In a compelling tale from 1946, Mene Kevichusa recounted when her father, the late A Kevichusa, and her elder sister discovered a remarkable artifact during an evening walk

Vishü Rita KrochaZhavame | August 25For the rural school children of Zhavame village, going to school meant mostly “memorising” and “passing exams”—a common trend that is widespread among students.&n

Morung Express NewsWokha | August 22The Bookswaala Book Fair has commenced in Wokha today, August 22, following successful events in Kohima, Dimapur, and Mokokchung. The fair, hosted at Likya Community Hall nea

Moa JamirChathe Bridge | August 21 Even as authorities scramble to clear the massive landslide on National Highway 29 near Dzüdza Bridge, hundreds of truck drivers and helpers remain stranded along the hi

Morung Express NewsKohima | August 19“The newspapers in Nagaland have played a vital part in keeping our society breathing,” remarked eminent Peace Activist, Niketu Iralu in his foreword to the book, “Pus

Sentina Ozukum Mokokchung | August 19In Nagaland, December is synonymous with Christmas. Festivity and warmth accompanies the wintry mist, the yuletide spirit hanging in the air well past Christmas Day, an

A weekly roundup of ‘law in action’ at HC Kohima BenchMoa JamirDimapur | August 17 The Civil Court’s jurisdiction to adjudicate cases based on decisions rendered by the Village Council or Dobashi (DB

P Achumse YingbithongruKiphire | August 16In Kiphire, the traditional practice of ex-communicating tribal members has come under scrutiny for its potential to disrupt social cohesion. Historically, tribal bodie

Vishü Rita KrochaKohima | August 13“Every Naga at heart support the Naga Cause.” This is something that Rekha Rose Dukru firmly believes in even as she declared that, “deep down, I am also very patriotic

Meribeni T KikonWokha | August 12Fernbrook School, Wokha has been a beacon of holistic education and innovative practices, and it has set a new precedent by setting up an “all-girl pipe band”. Established i

Moses Hongang ChangTuensang | August 10 In Tuensang town, Phinjang colony is facing a severe crisis due to recent landslides and persistent heavy rains. The situation has led to widespread evacuations, wit

Morung Express NewsKohima | August 9With the vision to empower students with the requisite skills, nurture creativity, inspire ideas to excel as innovative Interior Designers, the Government Polytechnic Peren (

Moses Hongang ChangTuensang | August 5 For over two decades, residents of Phinjang Colony in Tuensang Town have been grappling with the devastating effects of landslides and soil sinking. Despite numerous

Ketholeno NeihuKohima | August 4As Nagaland's agricultural landscape evolves, the synergy between modern techniques and machinery, government support is poised to unlock new opportunities for rural farmers.&nbs

Mercy WangnaoDimapur | August 4In Nagaland, where the dream of becoming a civil servant is pursued by many, the journey often ends in disillusionment after repeated attempts. However, Asapu Swu, a 30-year-old C

K ShitsuchaMokokchung | August 2 Aliba village, situated within the Ongpangkong circle of Mokokchung district, stands as a trailblazer in off-season cucumber cultivation over the past decade. The late Burr

Morung Express NewsKhelma | July 29Four months have elapsed since a severe hailstorm caused extensive damage to the health sub-centre and homes in Khelma village, yet the Government of Nagaland reportedly not p

K ShitsuchaDimapur | July 29 Film making during the 1990s was a rare scene in Nagaland. It was then that 32 years old Azel Murry, mostly known as Dr. A. Murry, inspired by his friend S Ethisham, a movie di