The Decline of Community Spirit
Until people cultivate a willingness to act without expecting rewards, society will struggle to move forward. Real change begins when each person chooses to be an active, selfless part of…
Mokokchung Times
Until people cultivate a willingness to act without expecting rewards, society will struggle to move forward. Real change begins when each person chooses to be an active, selfless part of…
As part of Wildlife Week 2025, the Khrokhropfü Community Reserve Forest, in collaboration with the Phek Forest Division and the Wildlife Division of Kiphire, organised a Wildlife Week program on…
A roundtable talk on “Mopungchuket Tourism – From Ideation to Action” was held today at the MSM Conference Hall, Mopungchuket, organized by the Mopungchuket Community Tourism Society (MCTS). The discussion…
The Chuchuyimpang Village Council has initiated a community extension work to repair the road leading to Fazl Ali College, Mokokchung, the oldest college in Nagaland. The work began on September…
For the first time, Ao officers from Kohima, Mokokchung and Dimapur zones, along with colleagues from other districts abd places, gathered under one roof at the Mokokchung Town Hall on…
The Dilong Youth Association (DYA), Mokokchung, is set to celebrate its silver jubilee on August 2 at the Dilong Community Hall, with Dr. Sashila Aier as the main speaker.
In this image, a group of young people take a tea break amid lush green paddy fields in Eastern Nagaland, their mud-streaked clothes and cheerful faces telling a story of…
“Tourism will not come because of buildings” The Mopungchuket Community Tourism Society (MCTS) organized a one-day workshop on tourism transformation under the theme “Reflect, Reconnect, Reimagine” on July 4 at…
Mass social work in Nagaland is not a recent invention. Long before government orders and circulars formalized it, communities across the Naga hills gathered to clean their villages, repair footpaths,…
My name is Tasen Imsong, and I’m the eldest of three siblings. Growing up, I was told I was an easy-going child—at home, in school, and even with my neighbors.…