Mokokchung Times
Nagaland’s recent notification prohibiting the manufacture, storage, sale and distribution of all food products containing tobacco or nicotine marks a firm regulatory step in the state’s ongoing battle against smokeless…
It is both sobering and encouraging that the High Court had to step in to direct what should have long been a basic feature of public health infrastructure in Nagaland.…
Nagaland’s renewed push to implement stricter waste segregation under the Solid Waste Management Rules, 2026 marks an important administrative shift. After years of awareness drives and uneven implementation, the state…
Longkhum’s tomato production is not just a local success story. It is a test case for agricultural policy, governance and the credibility of government support systems. Here is a village…
The recent letter to the editor concerning deep pits left unattended at the Imkongmeren Sports Complex in Mokokchung was a reminder of how civic concern often begins. A concerned citizen…
The news of Japan suspending Indian mango shipments after inspection lapses is, at first glance, a matter of trade compliance and export regulation. Yet it also invites a quieter, more…
Most parents naturally aspire for their children to grow up successful, self-reliant, and capable of achieving their fullest potential. There is nothing inherently wrong in this desire. In fact, it…
India remains heavily dependent on imported edible oils, meeting nearly 57 percent of its domestic demand through foreign markets. Annual imports stand at around 16 million tonnes, costing the country…
Hospitals are often described as places where life hangs in delicate balance. Nowhere is this more evident than in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), where patients are critically ill and…
India is often described as a young nation. Political speeches repeatedly celebrate the country’s demographic advantage, its energetic youth population, and the promise of a generation that will supposedly drive…