Nagaland News Network

DIMAPUR, July 10: In a significant political development in Nagaland, the Rising People’s Party (RPP) is set to officially merge with the Naga People’s Front (NPF), according to reliable sources. Sources said the NPF is expected to formally announce the merger on July 11 at an event in Kohima. The move marks a notable shift […]

Kohima, July 10: Recurring monsoon flooding in Kohima has once again exposed clogged drains, waterlogged roads, and damaged infrastructure. During a ground visit, NNN found many roadside drains blocked by plastic, bottles, and other waste, restricting the flow of rainwater and worsening flooding. NNN urged residents to dispose of waste responsibly and use KMC’s garbage

Kohima, July 9: The Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) on Thursday organised a candlelight vigil at Phoolbari Junction, Kohima, with hundreds of participants, including tribal hohos, civil society groups, student bodies, government officials and members of the public, to honour six Nagas allegedly abducted and killed in Manipur. NSF President Mteisuding called the vigil a symbol

DIMAPUR, July 9: The Naga Youth Movement (formerly “Fed Up Naga’s”) on Thursday announced that it will continue its campaign demanding the implementation of the two signed Naga political agreements, asserting that the movement is neutral and not aligned against any Naga political group or faction. Addressing a press conference, the members clarified that their

Kohima, July 9: Fifty-six outstanding HSLC 2026 achievers were honoured at the 8th Chief Minister’s Meritorious Students Fellowship (CMMSF) Awards held in Kohima on Thursday. Addressing the programme, School Education Advisor Dr. Kekhrielhoulie Yhome congratulated the awardees and said the CMMSF is not just financial assistance but a recognition of merit that encourages students to

CHUMOUKEDIMA, July 9: Special Olympics Nagaland, in collaboration with the Development Association of Nagaland (DAN) and the Lions Club, organized the Unified Competition 2026 at the DAN campus, Carmel Higher Secondary School, Chekiye Village, Chümoukedima, on July 9. The event brought together athletes with and without intellectual disabilities to promote inclusion through sports, teamwork, confidence,

DIMAPUR, JULY 9: Advisor for Tribal Affairs and MLA of Dimapur-I, Tovihoto Ayemi, on Friday inspected the ongoing construction site of the proposed world-class railway station in Dimapur, particularly the stretch between Netaji Colony and Railway Colony, to assess concerns raised by residents over road accessibility and public convenience. The inspection was attended by Deputy

Kohima, July 10: The Kohima District Football Association (KDFA) on Wednesday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the family of late Atuo Mezhür Sekhose to officially launch the Atuo Mezhür Sekhose Super League, a premier district football competition dedicated to preserving the legacy of one of Nagaland’s most respected football administrators. The MoU was

Kohima, July 8: The Nagaland Health Protection Society (NHPS) has issued a clarification following a grievance raised by a beneficiary under the Chief Minister Health Insurance Scheme (Employees & Pensioners) [CMHIS (EP)] over a prolonged Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) admission at an empanelled hospital.According to the NHPS, the beneficiary was billed ₹5.15 lakh by

DIMAPUR, July 8: A 28-year-old woman and her two-year-four-month-old son were found dead in an apparent murder-suicide at Jorapukhuri lane-3 Purana Bazar, on Tuesday morning. According to police, preliminary investigation has ruled out any foul play. Investigators believe the woman allegedly killed her son before taking her own life by hanging. The bodies were reportedly