Natural flowing spring salt water at Sangphure. (Morung Photo)
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Vishü Rita KrochaKohima | July 1 Home to a variety of wildlife including the Barking Deer, Civet Cat, Macaque and Clouded Leopard, Dzüleke, also known for its pristine beauty, rich flora and fauna, is th.jpg)
Deconstructing mental health crisis - Part II Vibi Yhokha SophieKohima | June 30For every 2.4 lakh population, there is one government psychiatrist in Nagaland. In the face of increasing mental illnesses,
Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | June 29 One of the most important things a student will ever learn is about ‘diversity’ and it is with this notion of celebrating the broad cultural diversity in
Deconstructing mental health crisis-Part IVibi Yhokha SophieKohima | June 29Despite the rising mental health issues, and despite available treatment, mental health practitioners in Nagaland rue that people are
Empowering local entrepreneurs, contributing to state’s fledgling economy Ketholeno Neihu Kohima | June 27 ‘Made in Nagaland Centre Kohima’ in its completion of a year today
June 26 is International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking Atono Tsükrü Kohima | June 25 Nagaland is featured among the top ten states in the country with the highest prevalence of
Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | June 23 With at least 700 coffee growers in Kohima district alone, numbers of farmers taking up coffee plantation are increasing all across the state of Nagaland. Du
• Relocating roadside utilities attributed for delay • Targeting to pave one side of P/Bazaar-Chumu stretch by Dec Morung Express News Dimapur | June 23 The expansion and improvement of the
Discrimination keeps 5-year-old CLHIV homeless Atono Tsükrü Kohima | June 18 The case of a five year old orphan boy from Mokokchung district who contracted HIV from his deceased par
Theküvolu Thelü-oKohima | June 17With the central government notifying the Pradhan Mantri Shram- Yogi Maandhan (PM-SYM), a pension scheme especially for the workers in unorganized sector, and the KMC followin
June 12 is International Day Against Child LabourAotula PongenDimapur | June 11Children are the future citizens of tomorrow but according to the World Health Organisation (WHO), the future of almost 250 million
• Record 300-plus cr purchases offset Rs 150cr revenue • Is pay and use the answer? Imkong Walling Dimapur | June 10 Revenue from electricity registered an all time high of Rs.
Ketholeno Neihu Kohima | June 9 Known as the ‘Butterfly Man,’ Tshetsholo Naro from Chizami village of Phek district has spent years documenting butterfly species in Nagaland.
CWWS & NEIDA take up training, implementation Limasenla Jamir Mokokchung | June 3 Shortage of pork and piglets supply has been a constant problem in Nagaland State especially in the villages. The Sta
Predicted to relieve load-shedding in the urban core Imkong Walling Dimapur | June 2 Power supply in Dimapur, west of the railway station is predicted to stabilize a little with a new distribution sub-st
23 libraries opened in Nagaland under Project ‘Paper Bridge’ Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | May 26 Primarily catering to the geographically and culturally isolated communities, &
Husband fought in the Battle of Kohima but found no mention in veterans list Imkong Walling Dimapur | May 21 As Nagaland observes a commemorative 2019 marking the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Kohima
Thanks to free treatment at Guwahati Medical College; no help from Nagaland State Kanili Kiho Dimapur | May 16 “My brother is doing well for now,” responds T Methna Konyak to queries by conce
