Vishü Rita KrochaKohima | August 13 5-year-old Cleo is able to tell why land is sliding in one area—because too much rain water is flowing into it due to a nullah up above that is blocked. And she
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Moa Jamir Kohima | August 12The Kohima Bench of the Gauhati High Court has dismissed two separate writ petitions challenging the Nagaland government’s decision to regularise 98 in-service medical officer
Residents, students and taxi drivers endure daily struggle on Zunheboto’s College RoadTokavi K ZhimoZunheboto | August 11A vital stretch of road connecting Zunheboto Government College to the main centre poin
AkangjunglaDiphu | August 10“A troubling contradiction” was how Gam A Shimray, Secretary General of the Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact (AIPP), characterised what he contended was the Government of India (GoI)
Morung Express NewsDiphu | August 10As a mark of shared dream and resilience, the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples 2025 was observed under the theme “Rooted in Tradition, United in Celebr.jpg)
Singer-Songwriter, Seyievinuo Chuzho reflects on UK TourVishü Rita Krocha Kohima | August 10As a child, Seyievinuo Chuzho vividly recalls how she would stand on a chair, pick up anything resembling a micr
Tokavi K ZhimoZunheboto | August 9In Sukhalu village under Zunheboto district, Mount Carmel Home has been quietly caring for underprivileged children for over 15 years, providing them with shelter, education an
On World Indigenous Peoples Day, scholars urge ethical engagement with AI to protect water, land, and cultural heritageVishü Rita Krocha Kohima | August 8Even as power failures and the depletion of ground
Morung Express NewsBeisumpuikam/Manglamukh | August 7 In a move to address the long-standing human-elephant conflict affecting border villages of Nagaland and Assam, Anti-Depredation Squads (ADS) have been
Morung Express NewsKohima | August 7In the tranquil hills of the Greenfield Airport, Ciethu at Chiechama village, about 17 kms away from the capital, Kohima, the community of Chiechama village has transformed 5
From unemployment to aesthetics, cafés are reshaping Nagaland’s commercial hubN KatemonglaDimapur | August 1Dimapur’s café culture has expanded significantly in recent years. With cafes emerging on nearly
Kevichalhou VirieDimapur | July 28When a young family in Nagaland starts saving for their first car, Maruti Suzuki instinctively comes to mind. In Nagaland, Maruti is not just a brand, it is the brand: dependab
Morung Express NewsDimapur | July 26Of the 500 Anganwadi-cum-Crèche Centres (AWCCs) approved for Nagaland under the Maternity Benefit Act, only 150 are currently operational, according to data presented in Par
Meribeni T KikonWokha | July 27A government school in Wokha Village, PM-Shri Government High School (GHS), has initiated an innovative kitchen garden that is redefining classroom learning by combining sustainab
Kevichalhou VirieDimapur | July 26When dawn breaks over the Dzükou Valley, the first rumble you hear is often a Mahindra engine. From the battered earth roads of Phek to the bustling streets of Dimapur, the si
Morung Express News Dimapur | July 24Nagaland reported a slight improvement in overall telecom connectivity during the financial year ending March 31, 2025, according to the latest Indian Telecom Services
Kevichalhou VirieDimapur | July 24In Nagaland, where winding hill roads and sudden rain showers can turn a short trip into an expedition, Toyota isn’t just a brand, it is a trusted companion. From interstate
86-year-old leads Wokha’s night school for elderly learnersMeribeni T KikonWokha | July 24Every Tuesday and Friday evening, after a long day’s work in the fields, 40 elderly women in Tsungiki village, Wokha
Kevichalhou VirieDimapur | July 23Nagaland’s roads are changing, and so are the cars. From rugged hills to buzzing city streets, car buyers in the state are becoming smarter, bolder, and more expressive. Cars.jpg)
Kevichalhou VirieDimapur | July 22Where the hills roll with a stubborn silence, in Nagaland, roads often seem to curve with stories. The journey of the automobile here has been anything but ordinary. From the r
