January 29, 2022: Customary Laws and Changing Times
Ao Naga customary laws and traditions, just as any other statuary or codified laws and procedures, can keep up with the times in as far as they are inter... Read more.
January 28, 2022: Abide With Me No More
The news of the governmentās decision to drop the somber hymn āAbide with meā from the iconic Beating the Retreat ceremony of the Indian Republic Day cele... Read more.
January 27, 2022: Excellence Plus!
The news of T. Senka Ao being conferred with the Padma Shri award has lifted the spirits of many in Mokokchung and for the right reason. It is not every day tha... Read more.
January 26, 2022: The day Tourism was muted
Two important national days coincided on January 25. One was solemnly observed all over the state while the other was not accorded the respect it deserve... Read more.
Alternative Approach to Promote Ao Language
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)ās āAtlas of the Worldās Languages in Dangerā has identified nearly ... Read more.
Plastic Free Mokokchung
Plastic pollution has been recognized as a global crisis. Harmful effects of plastic pollution on humans and the environment have been widely studied and... Read more.
NLTP Act and Community Policing
Much has been said and discussed about the Nagaland Liquor Total Prohibition (NLTP) Act, 1989 and almost every concerned citizen must have weighed the pr... Read more.
January 22, 2022
There are two newspapers published in Mokokchung as of today. The vernacular Ao Milen, published since 1932 in various periodicities over the years, is regarded... Read more.
January 21, 2022
The Mokokchung Times newspaper is being launched during a pandemic into a market where print circulation is declining all over the world. We do not have a magic... Read more.
Waste strewn on the footpath
Waste strewn on the pedestrian footpath along IM Road near Mariani Road junction. If the littered path is an eyesore for the conscious observer, the dilapidated... Read more.