Morung Express NewsKisama | December 4The Hornbill Festival, which was launched in 2000 and has since been dubbed the "Festival of Festivals," has undeniably become a global phenomenon. This annual 10-day event
Oting Village remembers slain comrades on 3rd anniversaryMorung Express NewsKohima | December 4 On December 4, 2021, the village of Oting in Mon district, Nagaland, witnessed the killing of its civilians b
Deconstructing diverse realities of the States unemployment paradoxMoa JamirUnemployment remains one of Nagaland's most pressing challenges, reflected in both comparative national statistics and anecdotal lived
US Consul General on collaborating with Nagaland as country partner for Hornbill FestivalVishü Rita KrochaKohima | December 1Even as the United States join the 25th Edition of Hornbill Festival as one of the c
Akangjungla Dimapur | November 30Since the dawn of time music has been the primary way of communication for Indigenous Peoples. Referred as Traditional or Indigenous Music, the songs of Indigenous Peoples
Common & Unified Celebration of the Rich Cultural Heritage of NagalandVishü Rita KrochaKohima | November 30This festival was initially envisaged as a tourism promotion activity but, in the process, it has
Moses Hongang Chang Tuensang | November 28In a town grappling with rising unemployment and social challenges, the Retrievers, a group of local labourers, have emerged as a symbol of resilience and dignity
Beyond its traditional role of entertainment or emotional expression, music can become a deeper vessel for connection, healing, and collective transformationAkangjungla Dimapur | November 22Charting anothe
Kanili KihoDimapur | November 14Kevibo-o Natso runs The Good Tree Carpentry— a woodworking studio and furniture school based in Signal Angami Village, Dimapur. He spends his day finessing traditional crafts,
Local architects share insights, challenges & progressKanili KihoDimapur | November 13Construction practices and techniques in Nagaland have been rapidly evolving over the years. In the past, Naga hous
Locals and Non-Locals Navigate Preferences and Prejudices in Nagalands Building TradeKanili KihoDimapur | November 9Chengyeih Konyak, 28, has been building houses and other structures since 2017 in Mokokchung t
Kanili KihoDimapur | November 6Nagalands traditional weaves and eco-friendly textiles made their mark on the global stage once again, at the 19th edition of the Celebrating North East India Festival in Istanbul
Side-by-side screenshot from the videos shared by Xplore_Nagaland (Left) and Daily Mail Sport (Right) depicting fireworks were set up prior to the Copa CONMEBOL Libertadores 2024 match between River
Vishü Rita KrochaKohima | October 30I have only been here for three days, and the amount of stimulation, mental and otherwise, from Mokokchung to the Reservoir where the Amur Falcon nests, to come down here to
Moa JamirDimapur | October 20 Despite the near-universal agreement on the ills of child marriage, its commission and prevalence remain sobering, the Supreme Court observed in a significant judgment on Octo
Kanili KihoAurangabad | October 14In a quaint little neighbourhood of Nawabpura, 11-year-old Imran Ahmed Qureshi would come home from school in the afternoon; put his bag away and dash into a room alive with th
Vishü Rita Krocha Mumbai | October 5Inside Mumbai's picturesque Raj Bhavan with sprawling lawns and stunning view of the sea, is the underground Bunker believed to be originally built during the British E
Moa JamirDimapur | September 29 The unemployment rate among educated persons in Nagaland surged in 2023-24, placing it second highest among all states in India, according to the latest Periodic Labour Forc