Upholding child safety, mandatory reporting and adequate rehabilitation key challengesH Anguvi ChishiDimapur | August 27In Nagaland, where village councils and customary laws remain deeply woven into the social
Over a year after replacing the 2000 industrial policy, Nagalands NTIIP 2025 supposedly remained in force with little visible public communication until its detailed rulebook quietly surfaced online this monthM
• Submission to NGT indicates move comes amid Dobagaon site stall • Proposed centre to serve Dimapur, Chümoukedima and Niuland areasMoa JamirDimapur | A
Informal settlements can leave children without counselling, care or legal recourse, says District child-protection workersYarden JamirMokokchung | August 25 Everything comes under the council, said a vil
Moa Jamir Dimapur | August 24An Act to consolidate and amend the law relating to children alleged and found to be in conflict with law and children in need of care and protection by catering to their basic
Moa Jamir Kohima | August 22A long-pending dispute over scale pay and arrears for RMSA teachers moved closer to a possible resolution after the Nagaland Government assured the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Be
Moarula PongenDimapur | August 23Nagalands expanding music ecosystem offers several career pathways, including performance, education, production, sound engineering, church music, private tuition and event-rela
August 21 is World Senior Citizens Day Rebecca Kits JakhaluKohima | August 20When F Mao walked into the room on his 80th birthday, he was greeted by happy, familiar faces, and a table full of peers ready t
Rebecca Kits JakhaluKohima | August 18Days after releasing his new music video titled Waiting For Your Call, indie-pop singer-songwriter from Nagaland, Abdon Mech is still processing the overwhelming response.
Field visits to three Chümoukedima-Dimapur markets reveal varied complianceMoarula Pongen Dimapur | August 16The ban on single-use plastic (SUP) has brought visible changes to market practices in Dimapur
Tianaro Aier Dimapur | August 16As journalism in Nagaland expands its role as a platform for public voice, it is drawing growing interest from students of Mass Communication, who see it as one of the most
Moa JamirDimapur | August 15With the Office of the Registrar General (ORGI) notifying the 40 questions for Census 2027, will the expanded questionnaire and additional identity details help streamline Nagalands
Tokavi K ZhimoZunheboto | August 15The 80th Independence Day celebration at the District Sports Council Ground (DSCC), Zunheboto, was noticeably quieter than in the previous years, with no student participation
Moa JamirDimapur | August 13Nagalands two Members of Parliament recorded high attendance during the Monsoon Session of Parliament, but their recorded floor interventions remained relatively limited, particularl
Tokavi K ZhimoZunheboto | August 12The Green Campus Initiative, a pilot project under the Community Social Responsibility (ComSR) model, was launched at Zunheboto Government College (ZGC) on August 12, with a f
H Anguvi ChishiDimapur | August 11In an era dominated by algorithmic metrics, digital influence is frequently reduced to a transaction of likes, shares, and superficial engagement. Content creators are frequent
• Awaiting public appraisal • Higher rates for postpaid • Lower rates for prepaid Imkong Walling Dimapur | August 9The Department of Power Nagaland (DoPN) is proposing yet another tari
Moa JamirDimapur | August 9Apart from cost escalation, slow progress, inadequate initial surveys and land acquisition issues, the Public Accounts Committee of Parliament has flagged the 8 percent establishment
Unable to afford her scheduled lupus follow-up, the campaign is helping take her back to Guwahati on August 11H Anguvi ChishiDimapur | August 9What began with a phone call from the struggling parents of a young