Work scarce, security scarcer: Survey lays bare Nagaland’s employment and migration reality
Department of Economics & Statistics releases Statewide Survey on Employment, Unemployment, Skill and Migration
Perspective of Migration in North East India | Himasri Barman
Migration is an essential phenomenon of nature. There are numerous causes of migration, regardless of the state of the economy. Social, political, cultural, and environmental, health, and educational considerations are…
Empty Villages, Crowded Towns
The steady migration from Nagaland’s villages to urban centers is no longer just a trend; it is a warning signal. This demographic shift, driven by economic necessity and compounded by…
Youth Migration Monitoring & Safety launched at Mon
In a significant step towards ensuring the safety and well-being of young citizens venturing outside the state for work or education, the Mon District Police on May 17, 2025, launched…
Rural-to-Urban Migration in Naga Society
The migration of people from villages to towns is a phenomenon that has transformed societies across the globe, and Nagaland is no exception. This shift, driven by aspirations for better…
The Endless Quest of Human Curiosity
Human curiosity has been the driving force behind groundbreaking discoveries, transforming what once seemed unimaginable into reality. From unearthing the mysteries of our planet to venturing into the cosmos, our…
Historical Lessons on Migration
Mass immigration and migration have long shaped the socio-political landscape of nations across the globe. While these movements can bring economic growth and cultural diversity, they have also often resulted…
Local migrant workers: The Mokokchung story
In 1971, 90% of the population of Nagaland lived in rural areas; however, by 2011, this figure had dropped to 71.14% Nagaland also recorded the highest decadal growth of urban…