Cheap, Shiny Imitation vs Moldy Original Abokali JimomiDimapur | January 24If you visit some villages that have salvaged traditional objects from the pre/post colonial village-burnings, you will discover m
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Morung Express NewsDimapur | January 2365-year-old, widowed, with her children having left her, Honglin Khiamniungan from Thang village in Tuensang district has only her grains as security. Still able to cultiv
Morung Express NewsDimapur | January 11A hundred years ago, narrates grassroots entrepreneur Abokali Jimomi, if you found a honeycomb in a forest, you marked it as yours and went back home to sleep in peace. No
DABA youths’ retrace the footsteps of missionary Rev. Dr E.W Clark Morung Express FeatureDimapur | January 11 If you want to serve the universe, the obvious place to begin is right where you are. Th
Morung Express NewsDimapur | January 8The young and old of the Karbi and Rengma communities have geared up to bring peace to the land, even as it seemed evasive at a point of time. And peace efforts, say elders
Vibi Yhokha & Victor DzüvichüKohima | January 7Nestled 54 km away from the Nagaland State capital is the village of Gariphema, well known to many as the birthplace of the revivalist movement in Nagaland a
Renthungo OdyuoDimapur | January 5Elilo Lotha is a 35 year old mother of four, who has made major headways into the automobile sector, an industry mostly dominated by men. She is currently the Proprietor
Bethesda Centre: A social institution with a differenceRenthungo OdyuoDimapur | January 3A leader groomed through experiences, he has transformed the social fabric of the Naga society. At the age of 27, W Cheni
Longrangty LongcharMokokchung | June 28Imagine a life dedicated to cleaning garbage in town barehanded, without a facemask or proper footwear for the past twenty-nine years. Such is the life of a Municipal soli
With NAIP underway, Longwa breathes with new agricultural practices and cottage industries. A promise of a better future. Sidrah Fatma AhmedLongwa | June 27Manpoh Konyak (35) is a resident of Longwa, Mon D
Morung Express NewsDimapur | June 27Naga music scene is going to grow, according to Jack Thomas, Director of Rockschool India which is part of an international music exam board from the UK. Thomas is a member o.JPG)
As the Uttarakhand toll rises, Nagaland needs to reduce vulnerability and riskMorung Express NewsDimapur | June 26Uttarakhand was hit by unprecedented rainfall in June followed by devastating landslides that ha
Ashiko PfuzheDimapur | June 23Sirens blaring and racing against the wind, the ‘Pilot’ Gypsy is the most conspicuous feature of any VIP convoy traversing the dusty, zigzag and potholed roads of Nagaland.The
Longrangty LongcharTuli | June 21 Many may not have seen or heard about it, but beneath the lush undergrowth of plants lies a rail track in Tuli town, just a few kilometers from the Nagaland Pulp and Paper
Displaced Rengma Nagas apprehensive of returning homeMorung Expres NewsDimapur | June 18More than six hundred fear-struck Rengma Nagas of Karbi-Anglong are apprehensive of returning to their villages even as th
UN report urges people to eat more insectsImlisanen Jamir Dimapur | June 9Certain dietary practices of the Nagas could be contributing in efforts to fight against hunger, boost nutritional intake and reduc
Dimapur, June 8 (MExN): Kilangsungla Yanger, a PHD candidate at the University Of Pennsylvania School Of Medicine on Cell & Molecular Biology (Cancer Biology Focus) from Nagaland was recently on the front c
Dimapur, June 7 (MExN): The credibility of government schools in Nagaland has once again come under question, with 26 schools producing zero pass percentage in the recent High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC)
Imnasenla Pongener and Sidrah Fatma AhmedDimapur | June 4If you heard that 1.3 Billion tons of food was wasted every year would you Think, Eat, Save? The World Environment Day celebrated every 5th of June,
Longrangty LongcharMokokchung | June 3Assam and Nagaland, the two sisters in Northeast, share a history that dates back as far as their existence in this region. The relationship had been mostly of amiable mark
