Mokokchung Times
Kohima-based illustrator speaks to MT about her role in the Forgotten Folklore Project The Forgotten Folklore Project (TFFP) Fellowship 2024ā25, launched by the Sauramandala Foundation and supported by The/Nudge Institute…
Nagaland is in the process of drafting a new agricultural policy in response to the growing challenges of climate change, changing societal perceptions of farming, and the urgent need to…
The highly anticipated conclusion of the Nagaland Super League (NSL) 2025 has drawn widespread praise from fans, players, and coaches, with many highlighting the leagueās vital role in reviving competitive…
Almost a month after the much-publicized conclusion of the inaugural Nagaland Super League (NSL), participating football clubs are still waiting for the prize money they were promised. The delay has…
Hill Theatre, Dimapur conducts 10-day workshop at Soul House Academy Filmmaker, actor, and theatre artist Bendang Walling has expressed optimism about the future of theatre in Nagaland, asserting that while…
With no timely advertisements, both contractual teachers and job aspirants feel betrayed by a system that failed to plan The controversy surrounding the regularization of 147 Assistant Professors in Nagaland…
To introduce nine new zones to build a more inclusive football ecosystem The Mokokchung District Football Association (MDFA), since its establishment in 1992, has played a key role in promoting…
A dispute over land at Tzudikong town under Tuli-Sundivision, originally leased to the now-defunct Nagaland Pulp and Paper Company Ltd (NPPCL) has sparked conflicting claims between 3A Capital Services, which…
Despite challenges, the school is proving that inclusive education can work Amidst persistent stigma and lack of awareness surrounding special needs education, Mokokchung is witnessing a notable rise in children…
As the 6th Mokokchung Inter-Ward Football Tournament 2025, organized by the Marepkong Youth Association and held at Imkongmeren Sports Complex, enters its quarter-final stage on March 31, the organizers remain…