Library surges; access to drinking water still lacking: ASER
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Despite improvement in recent years, computers are not available in nearly 70% of rural school
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Allia Tzudir Dimapur | January 28 Every state and country needs good leadership to bring change into the state of affairs. Every leader makes promises but only a few keep them. Election is one such process
'Decolonising narratives from the Indian borderland' Morung Express News Kohima | January 27 Drawing attention to the material objects (including many from Northeast India) housed at the Mu
• Overall & Govt school enrollment improves • Decrease in Arithmetic, English reading abilities • Huge spike in paid
Non-functioning streetlights on NH- 29 Purana Bazaar-Chümoukedima stretch raise road safety concernsMorung Express News Dimapur | January 17 The National Highway (NH)-29 four-lane road from Dimapur’s Purana Bazaar-Chümoukedima stretch witnesses constant stream of traffic every day.
P Achumse Yingbithongrü Kiphire | January 17 The military coup d'état which toppled the democratically elected government in Myanmar on February 1, 2021, among others, has not only has creat
Allia Tzudir Dimapur | January 17 What started as a hobby to earn her pocket money, led Akiya Jamir to the process of becoming a baker. With time she received orders and also enquiries kept coming in- Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | January 16 With deep historic, cultural and spiritual ties to their land, one of the things that Naga people in Myanmar practice is Shifting Cultivation or Jhum cultivation.
Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | January 15 When Peihauding Zeliang moved to Jalukie town from his village as a young school boy after completing his primary education from GPS Benreu in 2002, a sugarcane ju.jpg)
Mongsentong Longkumer Dimapur | January 13 The Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC) has been struggling with revenue generation for the last few months, apparent from their workers’ agitation a
Ajarbari in Assam an example of how communities are coping with frequent floods Akangjungla Ajarbari (Dhemaji) | January 8 “People who are most affected during flooding are the women, childre
Akangjungla Dhemaji | January 5 “I feel lonely,” a 30 year old woman said as she shares her story of living with flood in her village – Medipamua. Medipamua village is located in
Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | January 4 The dawn of a new year also marks the dawn of renewed hope for the Naga people to become one, even if it comes with formidable challenges. “Let us hope someth
P Achumse Yingbithongrü Kiphire | January 3 Among most of the eastern Nagaland communities, farming was mostly subsistence. Harvest from the field was seldom considered commercial. However, th
A first of its kind in the region dedicated to ‘grammatical tone’ Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | December 27 Despite the fact that tones in languages are every bit as important as consonants
Morung Express News Dimapur | December 20 Nagaland was bracketed among the states/union territories with ‘High Social Progress’ as per the Social Progress Index (SPI) for states and distri
Clocking 860 enrolments a day on average but mostly govt employees Imkong Walling Dimapur | December 18 Enrolment for the Chief Minister’s Health Insurance Scheme (CMHIS), Nagaland, is reported
Rising drug use in Kiphire District-II P Achumse Yingbithongrü Kiphire | December 12 The initiation into illicit drug use varied among users in Kiphire. For many, it starts with the thirst to &lsquo.jpg)
Rising drug use in Kiphire District-I P Achumse Yingbithongrü Kiphire | December 11 The district of Kiphire, in recent times, has been witnessing high proportionate consumption of drug
Police personnel on duty monitoring vehicles with speed-guns. Dimapur Police Commisionerate has launched a ‘special enforcement’ drive by introducing speed-guns and a new cap on vehicular pace-
