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Kohima, July 21: The White House Founders Museum exhibition, “The Road to Liberty: The Leaders and Moments That Forged the United States,” was inaugurated at RCEMPA, Jotsoma, through a collaboration between TaFMA and the U.S. Consulate General, Kolkata. Advisor to the Chief Minister and IDAN Chairman Abu Metha, who inaugurated the exhibition, highlighted the long-standing […]

Mokokchung, July 21: A major political development has emerged within the District Congress Committee (DCC) Mokokchung after more than 60 party members tendered their mass resignation on Tuesday, citing dissatisfaction with the leadership of the Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC). The resignations include members from the DCC, Mahila Congress, Youth Congress and other party wings.

Dimapur, July 21: The Namsang Students’ Union (NSUD), Dimapur has appealed to the Government, humanitarian organizations, charitable groups and the public to provide immediate relief to families affected by the recent landslide and floods in Bura Namsang Village, Longleng district. The disaster, which struck on July 19, severely damaged paddy fields and crops, disrupting the

Dimapur, July 21: Advisor for Railways & Airports, Government of Nagaland, and MLA, Pongshi Phom, on Monday inspected the proposed Modern Railway Station project and Dimapur Airport along with senior government officials and railway authorities to review the progress and discuss key issues related to both infrastructure projects. A meeting was held at the Dimapur

Dimapur, July 21: The 2nd Open 35+ Futsal League, organized by the Naga Regals Sporting Club under the aegis of the Dimapur District Football Association (DDFA), concluded successfully at Zone Niathu on Saturday with ZLR FC defeating Team 11 to lift the championship title. The closing ceremony was graced by Dr. Shokwang Konyak, Medical Officer,

Naginimora, July 19: Incessant rainfall and the rising water level of the Dikhu River have severely affected Naginimora Sub-Division, with more than 100 houses reported damaged or affected by flooding. No loss of life has been reported so far. One of Nagaland’s longest iron hanging bridges over the Dikhu River, connecting Naginimora and Longleng district,

DIMAPUR, JULY 19 (NNN): The Nagaland government on Sunday announced ex gratia assistance for victims of the deadly landslide in Mon town while assuring relief, rehabilitation and support for families affected by heavy rainfall, floods and landslides across the state. According to the Department of Information and Public Relations (DIPR), the landslide struck Mon town

Kohima, July 18: The Viswema Union Kohima (VUK) on Saturday organized its first-ever social work drive along Vizol Road to honor the legacy of former Nagaland Chief Minister Late Vizol Angami, who served the state from 1974 to 1982. The initiative commemorated the naming of Vizol Road in recognition of his contributions to Nagaland. VUK

Chumoukedima, July 17: The Chakhroma Public Organization (CPO) on Friday held a peace rally at New Medzhiphema Village over the ongoing land dispute involving Maova Village, accusing the Maova Village Council of adopting long-standing “avoidance tactics” to deny the rights of traditional landowners and alleging government inaction. During the rally, themed “Protest against non-acknowledgement of

Kohima, July 17: A new Government Primary School building at Kewhitsütuo Model was inaugurated on Friday, marking a major milestone in the community’s efforts to strengthen education and invest in future generations. The inauguration was attended by Advisor for School Education Dr. Kekhrielhoulie Yhome as Chief Guest and Kohima Municipal Council Chairman Neibodzelie Solo as