Youths lead conservation efforts in villages around Ntangki National ParkImti LongcharDimapur | July 13In a remarkable initiative, youths are now leading conservation efforts in villages surrounding Ntangki Nat
Nobel Laureates Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo on their visit to KohimaN ArheKohima | July 11Nagaland is capturing the world’s attention as a unique travel destination, celebrated for its enthralling past,
Vishü Rita KrochaSenapati | July 9Operation Bluebird: July 9, 1987. Thirty-seven years ago, 27 persons were murdered and many more subsequently died as a result of severe torture. Three women were raped and fi
(Top) An owner sounds a rhythmic call to feed salt the semi-bovine animals Mithun reared in wild Pangsha area under Noklak district. (Bottom) Another owner feeds a herd of Mithun. (Morung Photos) Imti Long
Morung Express NewsKohima | July 2Nagaland has recently celebrated a significant milestone in its journey towards gender equality, with the election of two women legislators in the Nagaland Legislative Assembly
Été Coffee celebrates 8th anniversaryMorung Express NewsKohima | July 1As Été Coffee, Northeast India’s pioneering specialty coffee roasting company celebrates its 8th Anniversary on July 2; it stands as
Vishü Rita KrochaKohima | June 30In the light of Nagaland being exempted from tax under Section 10(26) of the Income Tax Act 1961, most people in the State think that they are not required to file ITR (Income
Imti LongcharITC Dan | June 23Against the backdrop of hardship and conflict, Straightway Mission School (SMS), located at ITC Dan village along the Indo-Myanmar border of Noklak district exemplifies the essence
Moa JamirDimapur | June 20 All 1,285 villages in Nagaland have access to mobile facilities, and only a single village lacks road connectivity, but access to public transport is abysmally low, a government
Morung Express news Kohima | June 19Nestled along the bustling National Highway-2 in Kohima, a group of talented young sculptors are putting the finishing touches on a life-sized 3D angel sculpture. T
Moses Hongang ChangTuensang | June 17 In the heart of Tuensang village, a small group of passionate individuals envisioned a future for their youth, aiming to shield them from societal challenges while equ
Vishü Rita KrochaKohima | June 15“The best thing about fatherhood is witnessing your children grow and develop unique characters every day, especially during their infant years,” expressed Dr. John Shupao,
A weekly roundup of ‘law in action’ in HC Kohima BenchMoa JamirDimapur | June 9A challenge to the appointment of assistant professors to various Government colleges in Nagaland, issues related to healthcare
Sentina Ozukum Dimapur | June 9The Naga Church has a defining part to play in fostering peace and reconciliation, particularly as demonstrated following the December 2021 Oting incident in Mon district. Fa
Imti LongcharPounyu | June 6A visit to Pounyu village under Lahe Township in Myanmar sheds light on the stark realities of a region that seems forgotten by time. The village, inhabited by the Khiamniungan
Vishü Rita KrochaKohima | June 4“Can we be the generation that make peace with our land and contribute towards healing our only Planet Earth collectively? Can we bring back our healthy soil and lands, clean
Rebecca Kits JakhaluKohima | June 1In the hustle and bustle of modern life, lives, finding reliable manpower for household chores, child care, and elder care can be a struggle.Enter Skillcare, a domestic servic
Pounyiu a Khiamniungan Naga village in NSAZ Myanmar battling rising typhoid & TB casesP Achumse YingbithongruPangsha | May 30Tucked away from the mundane world of modernity, residents of Pounyiu village, an
Facing compulsory military service, Naga youths are fleeing their villages in drovesImti LongcharITC Dan | May 29Facing compulsory military service under Myanmar’s stringent conscription laws, Naga youths are
Aküle Potato Farm transforms into botanical spectacle with hydrangeas and rhododendronsMorung Express NewsKohima | May 29Aküle Potato Farm, located below the foothills of Mt Vipikhowo on the higher slopes of