Limasenla Jamir
Mokokchung | November 14
The Nagaland Building and Other Construction Workers' Welfare Board (NBOCWWB) was established by the State Government in accordance with Section 18 of the BOCW (
Limasenla Jamir
Mokokchung | November 13
In 2007, while at work, Naren, an electrician by profession, fell from a twenty-foot-tall electric pole. Due to the fall, he had to endure extensive medical treatmen
Wildflower Artist Management, an artist management company from Nagaland, has joined hands with India’s top talent agency ‘Inega’ to provide a bigger and better platform exclusively to NE Tale
Morung Express news
Kohima | November 9
Along with old existing users, 138 households in Aboi and Longching region under Mon District are currently registered under water supply connection with the co
‘Social prestige that my child is studying in a private school’
Vishü Rita Krocha
Kohima | November 8
Government schools in Nagaland are not particularly sought after with most parents s
The major part of the menu and food he serves at Food Balance now is based on the course he is currently undertaking.
In terms of setting the menu, the plan is also to introduce food that people will
Vishü Rita Krocha
Kohima | November 5
In its effort towards strengthening community participation in the education system across government schools in Nagaland, the World Bank funded Nagaland Education
Vishü Rita Krocha
Kohima | October 25
There is a surge of fresh emerging voices in the state as far as literature is concerned. As remarked by Viketuno Rio, “we have moved into a new stage of Nag
Limasenla Jamir
Mokokchung | October 21
Construction workers constitute a huge chunk of migrant workers in Nagaland. Unfortunately, they are a statistically invisible section of the worker population in the
Limasenla Jamir
Mokokchung | October 11
It is widely held that men predominate the construction sector and official data affirm such a viewpoint.
According to data provided by the Nagaland Building
Morung Express News
Naamai Zho | October 10
What emerged as an outcome of the COVID-19 pandemic is the Cosmos Festival at Naamai Zho in Koide village under Senapati district of Manipur. It was during that t
Veroli Zhimo
Dimapur | October 6
At a remote village in Noklak district, a group of elderly women and adolescent girls get together every few weeks sharing intergenerational knowledge.
The older women, m
Mongsentong Longkumer
Dimapur | October 5
Having the means to provide adequate care for patients is a necessity in every health care facility. Patients with mental disorders are just as much entitled
Amicus Curiae inspection report highlights various issues on ongoing NH-2 construction
Morung Express News
Dimapur | October 1
The National Highway (NH)-2 from Lerie Junction to Mao Gate is dotted with p
Vishü Rita Krocha
Kohima | September 28
Living the ultimate dream of every passionate rider across the mountains on a bike, six members of Royal Sons Nagaland including Chiset Disong, Neibulie Sanchu,
September 27 is World Tourism Day
Vishü Rita Krocha
Kohima | September 26
A Swiss couple who once visited Dzüleke stood in silence, mesmerised by its pristine beauty and the surrounding l
Limasenla Jamir
Mokokchung | September 25
Kikumsang Longkumer is a construction worker hailing from Ungma village and works as a ‘head mistry (foreman).’ He is referred to as Akumba by those who
Mongsentong Longkumer
Dimapur | September 17
People living with mental health conditions are seldom heard in the public realm. Their sharing of experiences, in many ways, help move conversations around ment