Nagaland: News in Picture

Supermarket area in Dimapur, considered one of the busiest market places also appears to be one of the dirtiest, going by the piles of garbage strewn across the area and the stench emanating from it on a daily basis. With no designated dumping sites or enforcement of any restrictions, the persisting problem is a cause of concern to public health and also an eyesore. (Morung Photo)

Supermarket area in Dimapur, considered one of the busiest market places also appears to be one of the dirtiest, going by the piles of garbage strewn across the area and the stench emanating from it on a daily basis. With no designated dumping sites or enforcement of any restrictions, the persisting problem is a cause of concern to public health and also an eyesore. (Morung Photo)

Nagaland
5th March 2023

Angami youths join a top spinning game during Sekrenyi festivities in Kohima on March 4. (Morung Photo)

Students of Sazolie College after a mass social work  at the College campus on March 4, jointly organized by the Eco Club and NSS Unit of Sazolie College in preparation for NAAC (Second Cycle) Peer Team visit scheduled for March 23 and 24.

Regional Superior of Jesuits, Kohima Region, Reverend Father Melvil Pereira SJ along with mission pioneer Fr Raymond D'Souza SJ visited the first Catholic Church established by Jesuits in North East India, the St Francis Xavier Church, Kidima on March 3. They also took part in the Sunday services at the Church on March 5.

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