When Development Crumbles Faster Than It’s Built
Until this mindset changes, the Nagaland’s progress will continue to crumble as quickly as its projects.... Read more.
SFS Hr Secondary School Medziphema to Represent Nagaland at Subroto Cup
The school earned the spot after winning the state-level Pre-Subroto cum Juniors Tournament, organised by the Department of Youth Resources and Sports, for two consecutive... Read more.
Landslides hit Chungtia village; 20 houses damaged, 50 families affected
Chungtia Village Council Chairman Assamwati told Mokokchung Times that seven houses were destroyed during the 2024 landslide, while 13 more were damaged in fresh... Read more.
Naga Students’ Organization Myanmar backs UNC, rejects border fencing as assault on Naga unity
The Naga Students’ Organization – Myanmar (NSO-M) has declared its solidarity with the United Naga Council (UNC), endorsing its stance on the shared destiny... Read more.
KDFA declares non-cooperation with Assam Rifles over unresolved dispute
The Kohima District Football Association (KDFA) has announced its decision to continue non-cooperation with the Assam Rifles over an unresolved issue involving its... Read more.
NSF 31st General Conference begins at Tseminyu; Supongmeren Jamir calls on NSF to build vision and unity
Under the theme ”Resilience in Transition,” the Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) 31st General Conference commenced at RSA Ground, Tseminyu, hosted by the... Read more.
USSC backs RMSA 2016 teachers, urges Govt to uphold High Court order
The United Sangtam Students’ Conference (USSC) has extended its “fullest support” to the legitimate demand of the Nagaland RMSA Teachers Association (2016... Read more.
USSC opposes transfer of teachers without relievers in Sangtam jurisdiction
The United Sangtam Students’ Conference (USSC) has written to the Principal Director of School Education, Nagaland, through the Deputy Commissioner of Kiphire,... Read more.
NMSA condemns move to regularize 98 contractual medical officers
Calling the move a “dangerous precedent,” the NMSA warned that such regularization would “permanently harm the integrity of Nagaland’s public health service... Read more.
Dimapur Press Club raises concern over threats to press freedom
The Dimapur Press Club (DPC) has expressed “deep concern by the increasing incidents of threats and harassment aimed at stifling Press Freedom.”... Read more.