Mokokchung: Ao language achievers felicitated by Jemtimenba Mollier Foundation
Mokokchung: Ao language achievers felicitated by Jemtimenba Mollier Foundation
Rebound Hammer Test clears concrete at IMDH Mokokchung, but safety concerns remain
AKM, Ao Senden demand written assurance on structural changes, fire safety proposal still pending
Three-day revival and orientation program for Ao counselors held at Longsa
Three-day revival and orientation program for Ao counselors held at Longsa
“Pioneers or Prisoners of the Past?” | Subongtsungba Longkumer
Not long ago, a respected deacon of a church made a remark that lodged itself in my conscience. He was recounting a remark that someone else had made, he said:…
Mokokchung: In Search of the Next Icons
The inaugural Under-15 Futsal Tournament organized by Kichutip Sporting Association (KSA) in Mokokchung has been a timely reminder of the district’s deep love for football. With 32 teams from across…
CNSA elects new office bearers, adopts key resolutions at 5th General Conference
The Central Nagaland Students’ Association (CNSA) adopted several significant resolutions and elected a new team of office bearers for the 2025–2028 tenure during its 5th General Conference held on June…
Ao, Sumi, Lotha women unite in Mokokchung for first Central Nagaland Women Association conference
Advisor Hekani Jakhalu calls on women to bridge Naga divisions; Dr Anungla Aier elected new President Over 700 delegates from three apex women’s bodies—Watsü Mungdang, Lotha Eloe Hoho (LEH), and…
Over 800 delegates attend 33rd Ao Theological Association conference
The 33rd Triennial General Conference of the Ao Theological Association (ATA) got underway on May 23 at Mokokchung Baptist Church. The three-day conference, which will continue until May 25, is…
Life in Verse: A Glimpse into the Ao-Naga Traditional Poetry
There is nothing new in something we would call part of the “Oral Tradition” and yet living in the 21st century, for someone of my generation, I am always astounded…
The Danger of Losing Agricultural Heritage
Traditional Naga festivals, such as Moatsü and Tsüngremmung, have long been the cornerstone of Ao Naga culture, deeply rooted in agriculture. Moatsü marks the completion of sowing seeds, while Tsüngremmung…