Nagaland News Network

Kohima, 5th AUG: Minister Temjen Imna Along said the Nagaland Government is taking Assam’s concerns over mining seriously and is in touch with the Assam Government to address the issue. He stressed that both states are facing severe damage from natural disasters and called for collective efforts instead of blaming each other.Responding to allegations linking […]

Dimapur, Aug. 5: In a major crackdown on the alleged illegal sale of codeine-based cough syrup, Dimapur Police arrested two persons following a raid at Urban Drug Store on August 3 and seized 293 bottles of codeine-based cough syrup. The accused have been identified as Bittu Dep (39), a resident of Sematilla, and Kaushak Talukdar

Dimapur, August 5: A 14-year-old student of Sainik School Punglwa succumbed to a suspected meningococcal infection on the morning of August 5 at the Referral Hospital (CIHSR), Chümoukedima. According to hospital sources, the student was admitted on August 2 and shifted to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), where treatment was initiated immediately. Doctors suspected meningococcemia

The Deputy Commissioner of Tuensang and Chairperson of the District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA), Lithrongla, has said that continuous heavy rainfall has triggered landslides and mudslides across the district, severely affecting normal life. Speaking over the phone on 4th August, the DC said National Highway-202 has been cut off, preventing the movement of heavy vehicles

Kohima, August 4: The Political Affairs Committee (PAC) of the Nagaland Government has reiterated its demand for the Centre to appoint a ministerial-level interlocutor to take the Naga political talks forward. Speaking to the media after the PAC meeting at the Chief Minister’s residence on Monday, Minister K. G. Kenye said the committee reviewed developments

Longleng, Aug. 4: The Phom Students’ Conference (PSC) sealed the office of the District Child Protection Unit (DCPU), Longleng, on August 3 after allegedly finding it closed and non-functional on multiple occasions during official working hours. According to the PSC Inspection Convener, the inspection team visited the DCPU office more than seven to eight times

Kohima, Aug 4 : The Angami Students’ Union (ASU) on August 3 carried out a peaceful public awareness drive across several schools in Kohima, including Mezhür Higher Secondary School, Little Flower Higher Secondary School, G. Rio Higher Secondary School, Don Bosco Higher Secondary School and Minister’s Hill Baptist Higher Secondary School. The campaign focused on

Noklak, Aug 3: The District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA), Noklak, chaired by Deputy Commissioner and DDMA Chairman P. Mono Khiamniungan, convened an emergency meeting on July 22 to review the district’s flood and disaster situation and coordinate restoration efforts. During the meeting, the house discussed the damage to the Noklak–Chendang Saddle Road, Noklak–Pangsha Road, and

Dimapur, August 3: Amid widespread speculation on social media linking the release of water from the Doyang Hydroelectric Project to flooding in Assam’s Jorhat and Sivasagar districts, authorities have categorically denied the claims, stating that the information is false. Officials of the Doyang Hydroelectric Project told Nagaland News Network (NNN) that water released from the

Kohima, August 1: The Angami Students’ Union (ASU) has urged the National Highways and Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited (NHIDCL) and executing agencies to immediately strengthen safety measures on landslide-prone roads in Angami areas as the monsoon season continues. In a press release, the Union said recurring landslides, mudslides and rockfalls on key road corridors pose