Democracy and Its Discontents in Nagaland
There is no perfect form of government, yet democracy continues to be regarded as the closest to an ideal. India’s parliamentary system rests on the principles of representation and participation,…
Jubilee Memorial College, Soul House Academy collaborate to mark World Autism Awareness Day
The Department of Psychology, Jubilee Memorial College (JMC), in collaboration with Soul House Academy, Chuchuyimpang, Mokokchung, observed World Autism Awareness Day 2026 with a student led programme centred on the…
DGC hosts GST orientation programme for commerce students
An orientation programme on Goods and Services Tax (GST) was conducted by the Department of Commerce, Dimapur Government College, in coordination with the State Taxes Department and IQAC, DGC, on…
Model Christian College bids farewell to graduating class of 2026
Model Christian College hosted a farewell programme for its graduating students on April 2 at the college auditorium. Organised by junior students and staff, the event featured a prayer by…
DC Wokha issues strict enforcement of noise pollution rules in district
The Wokha District Administration has issued an order enforcing the Noise Pollution (Regulation and Control) Rules, 2000, in line with directives from the National Green Tribunal (NGT), the Central Pollution…
‘11 years without open recruitment’: ANPSTA raises transparency concerns in teacher hiring in Nagaland
All Nagaland Pre-Service Teachers’ Association (ANPSTA ) alleges lack of transparency, says vacancies filled without open advertisement The All Nagaland Pre-Service Teachers’ Association (ANPSTA) has alleged that no open recruitment…
Mokokchung administration warns Village Councils against MCC violations ahead of Koridang by-election
The district administration has directed all village councils in Mokokchung, particularly those under the 28-Koridang Assembly Constituency, to strictly comply with the Model Code of Conduct (MCC) following its enforcement…
Nagaland University study flags rapid environmental degradation in Kohima
Land cover shrinking, temperatures rising, and seismic risks intensifying, researchers warn A recent study led by Nagaland University has found significant environmental degradation in Kohima, driven by rapid urbanisation, declining…
State employees observe statewide Black Day over pension concerns
Forum reiterates demand for restoration of Old Pension Scheme, flags uncertainty under NPS and UPS State government employees covered under the National Pension System (NPS) observed a statewide Black Day…
ABAM holds special prayer with candidates of 28 Koridang Assembly by-election
Calls for clean polls, urges candidates to uphold integrity and reject malpractice The Ao Baptist Arogo Mungdang convened a special prayer service on Tuesday, March 31 with candidates contesting the…