Tales woven at Day 2 of 4th International Loinloom FestivalAkangchila LongcharDiezephe | December 7 In 20 minutes, Rukuvolu had woven 183 lines on her loom. At another corner, Nuzatalu warped 227 rounds a
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Morung Express NewsKohima | December 5 A well researched book which took two years to complete with endless journeys to over 60 Konyak villages sometimes by foot, carrying one’s ration, ‘The Konyaks:
Ketholeno Neihu Feast of Merit formed a central feature of the traditional Naga practice which conferred social status to a person. The Feast of Merit is/was a step by step process or series of feasting whic
Our CorrespondentKiphire | December 3The water crisis plaguing Kiphire Town for nearly a year refuses to go away. For the 500 odd water supply consumers in the town, there is no indication as to when supply wil
Akangchila LongcharMorung Express News If you’re experiencing a clothing or jewellery tragedy- whether your favourite piece is damaged or simply out of style, Alteration House is here to your rescue. Of.JPG)
Red letter day and landmark judgment, says Advocate for VGsMorung Express NewsKohima | November 23 The Kohima Bench of the Gauhati High Court (GHC) has passed a judgment increasing the salary of Vill
Morung Express NewsDimapur | November 11At 5:00 AM of November 10, junior students from Government Higher Secondary School, Jalukie (GHSS Jalukie) were already up and knocking on their teachers’ doors. In the-
Nagaland: A tax haven at times, insecurity at othersMorung Express NewsDimapur | November 8On November 22, 2016, soon after the demonetisation of Rs. 500 and Rs. 1000 notes in the Indian Union, a chartered flig
People went from disbelief, panic, drudgery to helping each otherMorung Express NewsDimapur | November 7 SS is the youngest sibling in the family. Their father, a cultivator, had not disclosed to the fami
As Christian Higher Sec School marks 50th anniv today, The Morung Express catches up with its pioneering 84-year old principalMorung Express NewsDimapur | November 2 Nestled amidst the hustle and bustle o.jpg)
‘I Love My Mon Town’ & Project 72 Hrs collaborates for ‘The Wall Printing Project’Bonnie KonyakMon | October 30 “It is truly a spectacular sight to behold,” remarked a Mon Town citizen, wh
Thejaneinuo and Khriesasielie lead the way to ‘zero waste’ weddingVishü Rita KrochaKohima | October 27 With the wedding season already in full swing, there is bound to be plenty of waste generation f
Morung Express NewsDimapur | October 24 Many private schools in the urban sectors of Nagaland offer lunch to its students. This is no doubt a relief to many parents who have to go through the rush of pack
Morung Express News Dimapur | October 24 Is it intentional or a gaffe that the website purportedly belonging to Nagaland State Transport (NST)- http://www.nagalandstatetransports.in - features buses
A unique wildlife conservation project is underway in Zunheboto districtMoa JamirDimapur | October 17 Last week, when the ‘Wildlife Week 2017’ was celebrated across Nagaland, the citizens of Kivi
Vibi YhokhaMezoma | October 18 The journey to Mezoma, a village in the Western Angami region, is an uncomfortable one. There is no semblance of roads, and the money sanctioned in 2010 for the road constru
‘I am happy that all the time that I spent on gaming hasn’t been wasted’Imlisanen JamirDimapur | October 15 There’s an image out there somewhere in the internet of a hugely popular NFL player walk
State Police dubs report as speculation sans evidenceMorung Express NewsDimapur | October 13 A national news agency on Thursday carried a news item under the headline, “Rohingyas likely to attack Nagala
Lipichem Kiphire | October 6 Balcksmithy, an indispensible profession which is confined only to certain clans or families is a lucrative profession and is an alternative livelihood which has played a
We desperately need a Nagaland House in Mumbai, say Naga studentsMorung Express NewsKohima | October 4The presence of a Nagaland House in metropolitan cities has always been a safe refuge for Nagas seeking educ
