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Dimapur: Tito K. Yepthomi, proprietor of Prysm Lounge and President of the Dimapur Restaurants Union (DRU), on Monday addressed the media for the first time regarding the June 30 incident involving NSF Finance Secretary Katho P. Aomi. He clarified that the widely circulated DRU letter seeking ₹5,000 in financial assistance from restaurants was not requested […]

Dimapur: Clarifying the July 3 incident at Niu Colony, NSCN-IM (UT-1) Secretary Solomon Sumi said the operation was “purely a war against drugs” and was not targeted against any individual or organization. Addressing a press conference, Sumi alleged that the son of a senior leader of NSCN-U (Alezo) was involved in consuming and selling drugs.

Dimapur: A firing incident was reported at Niu Colony, Burma Camp, at around 4:30 pm on July 3, drawing police and Special Task Force (STF) personnel to the area. According to sources, the incident took place at the residence of a senior NSCN-U (Alezo) official. Sources alleged that personnel from NSCN-IM (UT-1) attempted to forcibly

Dimapur, July 4: A viral video showing sparks and an apparent electric leakage from the fencing surrounding a transformer in Dimapur’s Supermarket area has raised public safety concerns, prompting the Power Department to inspect the site. An eyewitness told Nagaland News Network (NNN) that the incident occurred on Friday afternoon and suspected overgrown vegetation around

Kohima, July 3: The Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) has temporarily relieved its Finance Secretary of all official responsibilities and assignments pending an inquiry into the recent controversy that has drawn widespread public attention. Speaking to the media on Friday, the Federation described the incident as “unfortunate” and said it does not condone or endorse the

DIMAPUR, July 3: Tovihoto Ayemi on Friday inaugurated a newly constructed bridge connecting East Block, Burma Camp and Naga Colony, Burma Camp, bringing much-needed connectivity to residents of Wards 3 and 4. The bridge was constructed at a cost of ₹1.5 crore under Article 275(1) of the Ministry of Tribal Affairs. Speaking at the inauguration,

KOHIMA, July 3: A Trade Facilitation Fair themed “Women-Led Enterprises for a Climate-Smart Nagaland” was inaugurated on Friday at the NBCC Convention Centre, Kohima, to promote climate-smart technologies and strengthen women-led rural enterprises across the state. Organised by the SELCO Foundation in partnership with the Nagaland State Rural Livelihoods Mission (NSRLM), the fair showcases clean

DIMAPUR, July 3: Dimapur Urban Council Chairmen’s Federation (DUCCF) president Zasivikho Zakiesato has questioned the lack of progress in tracing former pastor Robert Kikon, who has been absconding since sexual assault allegations involving minor boys surfaced against him in September 2025. Speaking on Friday, Zakiesato said it has been nearly two years without any official

DIMAPUR, July 3: Dimapur MLA and Advisor for Tribal Affairs and Elections, Tovihoto Ayemi, has urged civil society organisations (CSOs) and unions to function within their respective jurisdictions following the alleged vandalism at Prysm Lounge involving NSF Finance Secretary Katho P. Awomi. Speaking to the media on the side lines of the inauguration of a

Dimapur, July 2: Ward 6 Councillor V. Khekato Awomi of the Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC), who also serves as the BJYM President, has led a major community-driven drainage clean up along Golaghat Road between eros Line and the Blue Hill Station area. Speaking during the clean up, Awomi said the operation had been carried out