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Dimapur | March 7
In the absence of a comprehensive Sports Policy in Nagaland, the stakeholders including the state government and sportspersons seem to be running between the wickets
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Some portions of the recently repaired road section from the new flyover to Supermarket were damaged by private parties using machinery to excavate their land adjacent to the newly constructed road near the DC'
Morung Express News Dimapur | March 7 Two years into the PDA governments tenure, The Morung Express sought opinions from individuals as to whether there has been any positive change in terms of servic
Morung Express News Kohima | March 7 The passing of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act 2016 and the notification of the 4% job reservation for Persons with Disabilities (PwDs) have been crucial s
Morung Express News Dimapur | March 7 The Nagaland Industrial Policy, which was supposed to be formulated within the first year of the PDA, remains elusive. The last mention of the proposed policy w
Morung Express News Dimapur | March 7 A new Civil Aviation Policy for the State of Nagaland, according to officials, is awaiting the governments approval. The policy was supposed to materialise within six m
Morung Express News Dimapur | March 7 The promise of an insurance scheme for students studying outside Nagaland within 100 days, has been converted to an ex-gratia scheme. In October, 2019 the Na
Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | March 3 In the quiet of her home in Forest Colony, which was once covered with green, lush trees, Jentina Yaomei Shangkhu read a story about a young girl called Sev
(Image: Pixabay.com) Morung Express News Dimapur | February 11 Cases of missing children in Nagaland saw a drastic increase since 2015. However, most of those missing children were tra
Our Correspondent Kohima | February 9 The production of animal husbandry products in the Nagaland has been gradually increasing though the state is facing a shortfall of 56.65%, according to a departmenta
In this collage photo, anti-tobacco and anti-smoking campaign posters by the Nagaland State Legal Service Authority are seen pasted outside the entrance of a school gate in Kohima. (Morung Photo) &
Peraciezie Colony, Kohima citizens marching against liquor trade on February 1 in Kohima. (Morung Photo) Atono Tsükrü Kense Kohima | February 1 With authorities failing to curb sa
Kenei Kiso, pastor, Life Square Church leading the 7x7 panel discussion during the Asia Harvest Alliance Conference 2020. The event was held at IMC Hall, Dimapur from January 29 to 31. (Photo Courtesy; AHA Medi
Justice Kurian Joseph, Former Judge of Supreme Court of India addressing the 36th Year Convention of Catholic Association of Nagaland on February 1. (Morung Photo) Catholic Association of Nagaland
Shan Kikon, Pastor of Faith Harvest Church, Kohima and Rev Dr Samuel Patta, The King's Temple Church, Hyderabad speaking during the first day of Asia Harvest Alliance Conference 2020 at IMC Hall, Dimapur on Jan
A Nagaland State Transports bus in Kiphire. (Photo Courtesy: kiphire.nagaland.gov.in) Morung Express News Dimapur | January 17 The Nagaland State Transport (NST) has been adjudged the win
Thejavinuo Mere. (Morung Photo) Morung Express News Kohima | January 16 18 years old Thejavinuo Mere is a special baker. She started her baking career in 2019 and now works as a h
One of the homestays displayed at the website of Wander Nagaland, a travel social enterprise launched in Nagaland recently. (Photo Courtesy: wandernagaland.com) Vishü Rita Krocha Kohima | Decembe
Vishü Rita KrochaKohima | December 6In Kijümetouma village, about 45 kilometers away from Kohima, are women breaking barriers, defying the social taboo that women should not engage in traditional weaving and
Tetseo Sisters performing at Hornbill Box Office Show. (Morung Photo) Vishü Rita Krocha Kisama | December 5 Bringing back the warmth of sitting around a Naga Kitchen hearth, listening to
