PBCM Youth Ministry hosts 3rd Open Penalty Shootout
The Police Baptist Church Mon (PBCM) Youth Ministry organised the third edition of its Open Penalty Shootout under the theme “Press on towards the goal” from Philippians 3:14, promoting unity,…
Naga Identity in the Age of Majoritarian Myths and Stories | Monalisa Changkija
Nagaland BJP celebrated the birth anniversary of Dr Shyama Prasad Mukherjee—in a democratic society, anybody’s birth anniversary can be celebrated. However, he had absolutely no connection with Nagaland or Naga…
Transparency Beyond the Meeting Room
The recent District Development Coordination and Monitoring Committee (DISHA) meeting in Mokokchung offered valuable insights into the state of development in the district. The discussions revealed important realities: farmers lack…
RPP merges with NPF; Joel Naga gets key organisational role
Former RPP chief appointed Assistant in-charge of Dimapur Division as party ends nearly five-year independent journey The Rising People’s Party (RPP) on Saturday formally merged with the Naga People’s Front…
Longkhum tomato farmers report better harvest despite erratic rains
Scientific farming practices under NABARD-backed project improve yield, reduce pest attacks Tomato farmers in Longkhum village are reporting higher yields, better fruit quality and reduced pest attacks this season despite…
NPF Jangpetkong AC solidifies base at Waromung and Alongkima
Virtually solidifying the Naga Peoples Front base at 29 Jangpetkong Assembly Constituency, the office bearers of the revamped NPF party units at Waromung village and Alongkima town were administered Oath…
‘Children come to study, not become labourers,’ says ENWO president
Eastern Nagaland Women Organisation (ENWO) president Yingphe Konyak on Saturday called for stronger protection of children’s rights, expressing concern that some children who leave home in pursuit of education are…
Naga Integration: The Land Cannot Wait
Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio’s recent observation that the territorial integration of Naga-inhabited areas may not be immediately achievable reflects a political reality that many Nagas have long recognised. Whatever the…
Tomorrow is uncertain: Why Nagaland needs a strong opposition | Zanben Ezung
“The greater the power, the more dangerous the abuse.” This timeless truth reminds us that democracy is not sustained by elections alone. It survives through accountability, transparency, and the existence…
Kisetong Students’ Union holds penalty shootout to promote anti-drug awareness
The Kisetong Village Students’ Union (KVSU) organised a one-day Open Penalty Shootout Tournament on July 11 under the theme, “Goal Against Drug Abuse,” in collaboration with the Nasha Mukt Bharat…