Morung Express NewsDimapur | March 9Nagalands economy is projected to cross the Rs 50,000 crore mark in 2025–26, reflecting steady growth over the past decade. However, the Nagaland Economic Survey 2025
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Nearly 40% of the applicants hold diploma, graduate or higher qualificationsMorung Express NewsKohima | March 9More than 72,000 job seekers remain registered with employment exchanges across Nagaland, with a si
Powers, limits, finance, jobs, cultural promotion, performance reviewsMorung Express NewsDimapur | March 5Previously, on March 3, The Morung Express published a report featuring a condensed outline of the Memor
Changki village leaders lament electricity situation has been unstable since the first week of JanuaryMorung Express NewsMokokchung | March 4Several villages under the Longnak electrical sub-division in Mokokch
Home Secretaries of non-compliant states asked to appear; review committees orderedMorung Express NewsDimapur | March 4The Supreme Court has expressed serious concern over the lack of compliance by several stat
Railway, trans-FNT highway, airport, seat reservation, 4-lane roads, NIIT included in Memorandum of AgreementMorung Express NewsDimapur | March 3The Government of India has pledged Rs 5000 crore in development
Meribeni T KikonWokha | March 3At an age when many have long set down their tools, four sisters belonging to the same family lineage from Wokha village in Nagaland continue to shape the earth with their bare ha
Yarden JamirMokokchung | February 22Concerns are growing over the future of the Ao Naga language, as educators, parents and language institutions note shifting linguistic habits among youth, the rising influenc
Morung Express NewsKohima | February 22Civil Engineering has emerged as the clear favourite among students pursuing technical education in Nagaland, both at the degree and diploma levels, an analysis of consoli
ComCof 2026: When People become the Brand Morung Express NewsKohima | February 21Coffee is no longer just a crop but it has become a conversation. At ComCof 2026, farmers, processors, roasters, cuppers and
An urgent call to save an Indigenous languageTokavi K ZhimoZunheboto | February 20One Sunday afternoon in Zunheboto, an elderly man speaks fluently in Sütsa after church service. Around him, a group of young p
To address social injustice or discrepancies, we have to look at the root causeVishü Rita Krocha Kohima | February 19Even as the gap between the haves and the have-nots is widening, reflecting several oth
NHIDCL pledges pothole-free on seven NH-2 locations by May 15Moa JamirDimapur | February 18In a series of recent rulings, the Gauhati High Court Kohima Bench (GHCKB) has flagged the rejection and pendency of si
A voluntary solar mission brings HOPE to PounyiuWhy Aboriginal Energys Rs 5-lakh solar initiative became a lesson of humility, trust and rural electrificationH Anguvi Chishi Pounyiu | February 17In a regio
Kanili KihoDimapur | February 13The streets of Dimapur have transformed into a vibrant marketplace on the eve of Valentines Day, with pop-up stalls offering everything from fresh flowers to handmade crafts and
A village boy from Thahekhü to the global stageKanili KihoDimapur | February 8Abdon Mechs journey to opening for John Mayers debut India show in Mumbai on February 11 has been years in the making.Speaking to T
Highlights waterway push in North-EastMorung Express NewsDimapur | January 30Inflation in Nagaland has eased steadily over the past four years, falling to 2.79 per cent during April–December 2025–26, even a
Tokavi K Zhimo Zunheboto | January 30Water crisis in Zunheboto town continues, the situation worsening year after year. Without a dependable supply from the Public Health Engineering Department (PHE
Tokavi K ZhimoZunheboto | January 25Indias cultural diversity is deeply rooted in its villages, where indigenous sports endure as living traditions. More than physical contests, they preserve history, values, d
Morung Express NewsDimapur | January 25Water scarcity remains a critical and recurring challenge in Nagaland. The crisis intensifies during the dry months, typically starting from early October and lasting thro
