Photo: Rain turns Mokokchung roads into slush and potholes
Puddles of slush and potholes have become a familiar sight in Mokokchung town, with most roads in a deplorable condition. The rainy season has further worsened the situation. Seen in…
Mokokchung Times
Puddles of slush and potholes have become a familiar sight in Mokokchung town, with most roads in a deplorable condition. The rainy season has further worsened the situation. Seen in…
The crumbling roads of Mokokchung town are more than just a civic inconvenience; they are a reflection of a deeper, systemic failure. When even the National Highways that pass through…
The Nagaland Foothills Road Coordination Committee (NFHRCC), the body credited with initiating and sustaining the historic Foothills Road project since 2013, has strongly objected to being excluded from a key…
Urges Nagaland’s top leaders to witness firsthand the region’s neglected infrastructure and urgent needs Civil society organizations under Japukong range have issued a stern appeal to the Government of Nagaland,…
Transport Commissioner of Nagaland, Elias T Lotha has informed the general public on the issuance of the guidelines for Rah-Veer, an erstwhile Scheme for grant of Award to the Good…
Reaffirming its long-standing commitment to the people of Nagaland, the Nagaland Foothill Road Coordination Committee (NFHRCC) held a consultative meeting with the Lotha Hoho on May 15 at the Merapani…
The Urban Engineering Wing of the Government of Nagaland has officially issued a work order to M/s North East Enterprises for the “Improvement of road from rotary junction to IOC,…
The issuance of a work order for the long-neglected Rotary Junction–IOC road in Mokokchung is, without doubt, a welcome development. It marks a crucial first step in addressing years of…
The Nagaland Foothill Road Coordination Committee (NFHRCC) has constituted a new executive team following the recommendations of a three-member Search Committee headed by Chingden Konyak as Convenor, with Anilo Rengma…
The road stretch between Khubokita and Asukhuto (Atoizu B) has been temporarily closed from May 2, 2025, for a period of one month or until further notice, as part of…