Nagaland News Network

DIMAPUR, July 13: A suspected explosion was reported around 2:00 pm on the Chümoukedima–Shukhovi stretch on Sunday, leaving five Assam Rifles personnel reportedly seriously injured. According to preliminary information, an auto-rickshaw was blown apart in the incident, while the injured Assam Rifles personnel, who were travelling in a pickup vehicle, were immediately shifted to the […]

In the latest update on the June 30 Prysm Lounge vandalism case, the court has rejected the PR bond of accused Katho P Awomi after he was produced before it, resulting in him being remanded back into judicial custody. Meanwhile, the NSF has lodged a separate FIR against Prysm Lounge owner Tito Yeptomi, alleging possible

Kohima, July 11: The Rising People’s Party (RPP) officially merged with the Naga People’s Front (NPF) during a program at the party’s Central Headquarters in Kohima on Friday, with NPF President and Chief Minister Dr. Neiphiu Rio describing the development as a significant moment in Naga political history. Former RPP president Joel Naga announced the

DIMAPUR, July 11: Social activist Vicca S. Aye has called for a thorough investigation into the alleged tide-over rice scam in Nagaland, questioning the transparency and accountability of the Department of Food & Civil Supplies. In an exclusive interview with Nagaland News Network (NNN), Aye said his fight against corruption is longstanding and that he

DIMAPUR, July 11: Popular Bollywood television actor Gurmeet Choudhary arrived in Dimapur on Saturday on his first visit to Nagaland, expressing excitement about experiencing the state’s culture and interacting with its people. Speaking to Nagaland News Network (NNN) upon his arrival at Dimapur Airport, Choudhary said he had heard a great deal about Nagaland’s rich

Dimapur, July 8: The hospital has issued a clarification over media reports regarding the treatment bill of a premature new born, stating that the baby received 64 days of intensive neonatal care after being born at just 920 grams. According to the hospital, the parents were informed at the time of admission that the CMHIS

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