Mokokchung Times
Mokokchung has been described as Nagaland’s top-performing district in Sustainable Development Goal performance and ranks fourth among 121 districts in the North Eastern States. The latest NER District SDG Index…
There is nothing wrong with taking a state-level government programme beyond Kohima and into the districts. It is, in fact, encouraging. The Department of Environment, Forest and Climate Change is…
The Nagaland State Biodiversity Board (NSBB), in partnership with the Nagaland Community Conserved Areas Forum (NCCAF), The Nature Conservancy Centre (TNCC) and the Foundation for Ecological Security (FES), organised a…
An 8-km Dikhu–Chuchuyimlang road is being restored as landslides threaten to disrupt Longleng’s main connectivity Built decades ago by the forefathers of Chuchuyimlang Village through community resources, the approximately 8-km…
Zonal-level stakeholder consultations on the proposed Nagaland Community Conserved Areas (CCA) Policy were held at Tuensang on July 28 and Mokokchung on July 29, bringing together community representatives and government…
Villagers of Akhoya on Wednesday released an endangered slow loris back into the forest after the animal was found within the village, choosing to return it to its natural habitat…
The 23 Impur Piggery Community Project has set its sights on positioning Asetkong area as a major piggery hub for Mokokchung district, with stakeholders and officials discussing ways to strengthen…
Rs 2.5-crore community-funded project to serve as commercial hub Advisor for NSDMA and Inland Waterways, Z. Nyusietho Nyuthe, inaugurated the Meluri Community Building, named “Mülüo Rezü”, at Meluri Town on…
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…
For generations, Naga society has been marked by a strong sense of collective responsibility. In the absence of modern state systems, villages built and maintained their own roads, bridges, wells…