Mokokchung: Mass social work across district on June 14
In a move to enhance monsoon preparedness in the district, the Deputy Commissioner of Mokokchung has announced a mass social work to be conducted across the district on June 14,…
The Urgency of Imaginative Naga Political Form — Part II | Wati Aier
The phrase “crossroads” is not overused when applied to the current political moment for the Naga people. At this juncture, we stand between moving forward without leaving behind our historical…
MP S Supongmeren Jamir reviews landslide relief and road connectivity efforts in Phesama
Member of Parliament (Lok Sabha) and President of the Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC), S Supongmeren Jamir, today held a crucial meeting with the Deputy Commissioner of Kohima, the Additional…
Konyak Union inducts new leadership team for 2025–2028 term
The Konyak Union (KU) has announced the newly appointed team of office bearers for the tenure 2025–2028. The team is led by K Yamao Konyak as President, Y Chingwang Konyak…
Advisor Kudecho Khamo inaugurates SBI Chetheba Branch
Nagaland’s Advisor for CAWD and Taxes, Kudecho Khamo, on Monday underscored the need for banks to play a proactive role in economic development rather than limiting their function to collecting…
Chümoukedima District Football Association welcomes new leadership
The Chümoukedima District Football Association (CDFA) underwent a smooth leadership transition on May 31, 2025, as the tenure of the outgoing executive committee came to an end. The newly elected…
Fix the Dates, Save the Dreams
The issue of overlapping dates for different Government jobs is a major concern for aspirants. This situation creates unnecessary stress for candidates who are eligible and interested in applying for…
Coffee Canvas: Capturing the journey of coffee from farm to global market held at Kohima
The Department of Land Resources, in collaboration with the Coffee Board of India and AIC-CCRI-CED, organised Coffee Canvas under the theme “A Journey from Farm to Global Market” at the…
Mass Social Work: A Tradition Worth Sustaining
Mass social work in Nagaland is not a recent invention. Long before government orders and circulars formalized it, communities across the Naga hills gathered to clean their villages, repair footpaths,…
Naga delegation visits Pitt Rivers Museum to reclaim ancestral remains
A Naga delegation has set out to visit the Pitt Rivers Museum (PRM), University of Oxford, to begin what the Forum for Naga Reconciliation (FNR) has described as “a momentous…