Mokokchung Times
The Naga Studentsâ Federation (NSF) has expressed its âdeep appreciation to the Government of Nagaland for its prompt action in addressing the grievances of the RMSA Teachers 2016 batch.â
The State Government has taken concrete steps to resolve the long-pending grievances of the RMSA 2016 batch teachers, following two meetings convened this month by the School Education Department.
The ongoing impasse involving the RMSA 2016 batch of teachers took a significant turn on Tuesday when representatives of the batch agreed to keep their agitation in abeyance following a…
Tragedy has truly struck! Thousands of students have beendeprived of learning for more than 10 days for the simple reason thatmany of theirteachersare on the streets protesting. But, do we…
The Nagaland RMSA Teachersâ Associationâ2016 marked its eleventh consecutive day of protest outside the Nagaland Civil Secretariat on Monday, highlighting a growing frustration over the state governmentâs delay in implementing…
On February 9, 2016, hundreds of young teachers were appointed under the Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan (RMSA) scheme. As a condition of employment, we were required to sign a bond.…
For the tenth consecutive day, 367 teachers of the Nagaland RMSA 2016 batch have maintained an indefinite sit-in outside the Civil Secretariat, demanding the implementation of scale pay and other…
The Ao Studentsâ Conference (AKM) has announced that the ultimatum it issued on 14 September 2025 will remain in abeyance. The decision was taken after due consultation and in consideration…
Government of Nagaland on Thursday convened a meeting to discuss and resolve the ongoing issue concerning the RMSA 2016 Teachers, who have been demanding implementation of scale pay.
The deadlock between the Nagaland RMSA Teachersâ Association and the state government over the implementation of scale pay and full service benefits has entered its eighth day, with the Combined…