Highlights waterway push in North-EastMorung Express NewsDimapur | January 30Inflation in Nagaland has eased steadily over the past four years, falling to 2.79 per cent during April–December 2025–26, even a
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Tokavi K Zhimo Zunheboto | January 30Water crisis in Zunheboto town continues, the situation worsening year after year. Without a dependable supply from the Public Health Engineering Department (PHE
Tokavi K ZhimoZunheboto | January 25India’s cultural diversity is deeply rooted in its villages, where indigenous sports endure as living traditions. More than physical contests, they preserve history, values
Morung Express NewsDimapur | January 25Water scarcity remains a critical and recurring challenge in Nagaland. The crisis intensifies during the dry months, typically starting from early October and lasting thro
Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | January 18Born amidst the turbulent period of the Indo-Naga conflict, the formation of Kohima Press Club (KPC) in the year 2001, heralded a new chapter in the media landscape of
Urban and rural at ‘high risk’ from deteriorating airMorung Express News Dimapur | January 13The Nagaland Pollution Control Board (NPCB) has identified air pollution as a “burning issue” for the en
Moa JamirDimapur | January 11Migration in Nagaland appears to be largely stable and long-term, with most migrants reporting improved earnings, satisfaction and a preference to remain in their current place of r
Moa Jamir Dimapur | January 10Prolonged unemployment, limited work experience, and largely individualised job-search efforts emerge as some of the key features of Nagaland’s labour market, according to r
“People expect you to win when you are a national medallist. You cannot decide whether you want to win or not, You have to go out and perform.”Yarden Jamir Diu | January 9Nagaland celebrated a historic
Here are key developments likely to shape public sphere in 2026Moa JamirDimapur | January 9From the perennial Naga political issue to contestations both inside and outside courtrooms, a range of unresolved gove
A couple on target, most off the markMoa Jamir Dimapur | January 7With just one quarter left in the financial cycle, a review of the Nagaland Budget 2025–26 showed that only a limited number of new initi
“It is a Human Right, and it is spiritual also for the bones of our forefathers to be brought back. Their bones are not supposed to be in the museums… It has to be buried.”Morung Express NewsDimapur | Jan
Moa JamirDimapur | January 6District-wise data from the Survey Report on Employment, Unemployment, Skill and Migration in Nagaland 2025 has highlighted that while labour force participation and employment level
DES survey points educated on paper, but largely untrained for worksMoa JamirDimapur | January 5Nagaland has achieved near-universal literacy; however, roughly nine in ten residents lack any form of technical o.jpg)
• Most workers lack pensions, healthcare and gratuity • Roughly two in three workers lack job contractsMoa JamirDimapur | January 4Alongside high unemployment, employment i
Tokavi K ZhimoZunheboto | January 3As 2026 begins, residents of Zunheboto District, the heartland of the Sumi Naga community, are blending celebration with contemplation, setting a tone of unified purpose and g
Moa JamirDimapur | December 29Nagaland’s public life in 2025 was shaped by political consolidation and fragmentation, sustained protests across sectors, reconciliation initiatives, judicial scrutiny of govern
Moa JamirDimapur | December 28Governance-related matters dominated court proceedings involving Nagaland in 2025, with repeated hearings on recruitment disputes, delays in National Highway projects, and complian
Morung Express NewsDimapur| December 27 2025 will be remembered as a year when Dzükou Valley once again reminded Nagaland of both its ecological vulnerability and symbolic importance. The year ended under
Morung Express NewsDimapur | December 27Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) expenditure in Nagaland has recorded a gradual increase over the last five financial years, though the State continues to account fo
