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24th April 2026 Nagaland: HSLC slips from 2025 peak; HSSLC streams rebound in NBSE 2026 results

24th April 2026 Preliminary NBSE 2026 review shows mixed scorecard for Nagaland govt schools

24th April 2026 ‘Naga people will stand together in the face of injustice’

24th April 2026 UNC shutdown culminates with candlelight vigils across Naga areas

23rd April 2026 From 5-hour routines to 14-hour grinds: Inside the journeys of Nagaland’s toppers

23rd April 2026 ‘Unbelievable’ to ‘Excited’: Stories behind Nagaland’s HSLC toppers

23rd April 2026 Large-scale encroachment at Mon’s Lokhipahar forest

23rd April 2026 Khm student orgs discuss ILP, drug abuse, mental health

23rd April 2026 Employment beyond govt jobs

23rd April 2026 Community-built classroom at GPS Airfield Colony inaugurated

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Expedite registration of coaching institutes: ANCSU to Government

Dimapur, February 12 (MExN): The All Nagaland College Students Union (ANCSU) has expressed concern over the lack of registration of coaching institutes even two months after the state government notified guidel

Nagaland / 12th February 2026
Gulf nations have stopped issuing visas to Pakistanis due to begging mafia, admits Khawaja Asif

Islamabad, February 12 (IANS) Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has admitted that the Gulf countries have stopped issuing visas to Pakistanis as mafia groups continue to export "beggars" to these nations

World / 12th February 2026
Margot Robbie calls herself a 'terrible' cook

Los Angeles, February 12 (IANS) Hollywood actress Margot Robbie feels she is a "terrible" cook. The Barbie' star opened up about her lack of ability in the kitchen as she spoke with singer-songwriter Charli XCX

Entertainment / 12th February 2026
Where care is not a right but a privilege: Nagaland's bleak healthcare system

Vizokhole LtuSenior Research Associate, NESRCEvery morning, scores of families depart not for leisure or commerce, but on a pilgrimage of survival, bound for Vellore, Guwahati, Delhi, or Mumbai. We have normali

Public Space / 12th February 2026
Web3 and the Metaverse: Redesigning Internet and Wallet

Web3 is about taking power away from centralized entities and putting it back into the hands of individuals - Gavin Wood (Co-founder of Ethereum & Polkadot)Ranjan Das Assistant Professor Department of

Public Space / 12th February 2026
Why Truthteller’s are Never Invited Twice..!

People say they want honesty. They demand it. They post about it. They frame it on their office walls. Speak the truth, they declare with moral authority, usually while hoping nobody actually does.Because the m

Bob’s Banter / 12th February 2026
What remains without love?

It has become common to speak of love as though it were a sentiment, a private affection to be extended only when convenient. Such a framing is a grave reduction. Love is not an ornament to be donned on certain

Editorial / 12th February 2026
If Schools Forget the Morung, What Will Children Remember?

Yievinyii NagaA quiet loss is unfolding in our classrooms. Students can explain world wars and distant geographies, yet struggle to narrate their own tribes origin story, the meaning of shawl motifs, or the pur

Public Space / 12th February 2026
India's AI Revolution: A New Frontier for Global Leadership

Dipak KurmiIndia's rise as a technological power is no longer just a matter of potential; it is becoming an undeniable reality. Over the last decade, the country has transformed from being viewed primarily as a

Public Space / 12th February 2026
The world is reeling as Trump nudging arms race

Dr John Mohan RazuIn the last few years more specifically the nation-states are fixed on the main question: how to safeguard the country against the external aggression? Almost every region and every continent

Public Space / 12th February 2026
Constitutional Morality and the Institutional Test Before the Frontier Nagaland Territorial Authority

Dr Aniruddha BabarConstitutional morality is not a natural sentiment. It has to be cultivated. We must realise that our people have yet to learn it. -Dr B. R. AmbedkarThe establishment of the Frontier Nagaland

Public Space / 12th February 2026
Assam CM says forest area almost double Delhi's size under encroachment, blames Cong

Guwahati, February 12 (IANS) Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Thursday claimed that nearly 2,676 square km of forest land -- an area almost twice the size of Delhi -- is currently under encroachment

North-East / 12th February 2026
Govt has no answers to Rahul Gandhi, creating distractions, says Congress's Venugopal

New Delhi, February 12 (IANS) Congress MP K.C. Venugopal on Thursday launched a sharp attack on the Narendra Modi-led Central government, accusing it of evading questions raised by Leader of Opposition Rahul Ga

India / 12th February 2026
India backs efforts aimed at promoting peace, stability and dialogue in West Asia: MEA

New Delhi, February 12 (IANS) The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Thursday said that India is examining the invitation received from the United States to join the Board of Peace - the US-backed effort to

India / 12th February 2026
Mrunal Thakur met 'Do Deewane Seher Mein' director in elevator: My mom recognized him before I did

Mumbai, February 12 (IANS) Actress Mrunal Thakur, who is awaiting the release of her upcoming film Do Deewane Seher Mein, has revealed what her first meeting with the director of the film, Ravi Udyawar was like

Entertainment / 12th February 2026
T20 WC: Justin, Anthony guide Italy to a ten-wicket thumping win over Nepal

Mumbai, February 12 (IANS) Justin Mosca and his brother Anthony forged a historic partnership as Italy chased down a modest target of 124 runs in just 12.4 overs with ten wickets in hand against Nepal in their

Sports / 12th February 2026
Violence and rigging mar Bangladesh's 13th parliamentary elections

Dhaka, February 12 (IANS) Serious allegations of rigging, use of money to influence voters and violent incidents emerged across several parts of Bangladesh on Thursday as the country held its 13th parliamentary

World / 12th February 2026
Farcical, illegal and unconstitutional: Sheikh Hasina slams 'voterless' Bangladesh polls

Dhaka, February 12 (IANS) Bangladesh's former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has termed the 13th Parliamentary election held in the country on Thursday as "farcical" while expressing gratitude to the citizens, in

World / 12th February 2026
Tailor killed in broad daylight in Patna; accused held within 2 hours

Patna, February 12 (IANS): Panic gripped Patna on Thursday after a tailor was allegedly murdered in broad daylight, with his throat slit by a man who was later arrested within two hours of the incident.The inci

India / 12th February 2026
Jharkhand HC asks Centre to consider SOP on use of Aadhaar data to trace missing children

Ranchi, February 12 (IANS): The Jharkhand High Court, while hearing a habeas corpus petition concerning a minor girl missing from Gumla district since 2018, has directed the state and Central governments to con

India / 12th February 2026