Mokokchung Times
There are many forces today that undermine media credibility. Political polarization, declining newsroom standards, shrinking revenue models, misinformation on social media, and the growing clout or simple greed of media…
Media as an industry in Nagaland has grown steadily over the years, yet a glaring imbalance remains in coverage across the state. Most media houses operate out of Dimapur, naturally…
Local news outlets remain the backbone of community information. Whether covering sports, politics, development projects, or major issues affecting residents, local news professionals provide coverage that is both relevant and…
Clark Theological College (CTC) organized a three-day Regional Seminar on Media, Religion and Peacebuilding, which drew over 70 participants including Master’s students, doctoral scholars, faculty members, and invited resource persons.
The Kohima Press Club (KPC) has announced the selection of three journalists for the 4th Edition of the KPC–Nagaland Building & Other Construction Workers Welfare Board (NBOCWWB) Media Fellowship for…
As Nagaland evolves, the role of the media must remain rooted in truth, integrity, and service to the public. But for this to happen, citizens must be media literate.
NSCPCR, Kohima Press Club hold joint workshop as part of KPC’s 25th anniversary
We all know the fable of the boy who cried wolf, how a shepherd’s repeated false alarms led to a village ignoring his cries when the danger happened for real.…
A scan through any mainstream Indian news outlet today reveals a disturbing trend: a steady stream of reports on violent crime, particularly sexual assault and murder. These are not occasional…
How do we address the dynamic changes in society brought about by media while still upholding traditional and cultural values? That was one of the dozens of questions raised by…