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Kohima, July 30: The Southern Angami Public Organization (SAPO) has submitted a representation to the Deputy Commissioner of Kohima, seeking immediate intervention over the worsening condition of National Highway-29 at Kisama following recurring mudslides and road subsidence. In the memorandum, SAPO stated that the affected stretch has once again suffered severe damage at the same […]

Kohima, July 30: Secretary & AHoD of the Social Welfare Department, Government of Nagaland, Limawabang Jamir, IAS, has said that the department is strengthening rescue, rehabilitation and awareness measures to tackle the growing threat of human trafficking in the state. In an exclusive interaction, Jamir said the department is ensuring immediate support and long-term rehabilitation

Kohima, July 30: Mission Shakti, in collaboration with the National Commission for Women (NCW) and the Nagaland State Commission for Women (NSCW), observed the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons with a training programme for frontline functionaries at SIRD Conference Hall, Kohima, on Thursday. Director of Social Welfare Tosheli Zhimomi said One Stop Centres handled

Noklak, July 30: Residents of nine villages in Noklak district have appealed to the Government of Nagaland and community leaders for immediate intervention after a major landslide washed away a crucial stretch of the Noklak–Tsuwao–Lengnyu PWD Road, cutting off the only road connectivity to their villages. The landslide, which occurred on July 19, also washed

Dimapur, July 30: Late Arthur Edwards was remembered as a visionary educator, devoted family man, entrepreneur and compassionate leader during a series of heartfelt tributes at his funeral service in Dimapur. Condolence messages from the Diocese of Kohima, family members, village leaders, former students and close associates highlighted his lifelong commitment to serving God and

Kohima, July 29: The Phesama Village Council has urged the Government to take immediate and permanent measures to repair the sinking zone along the Kohima–Mao stretch of NH-2, warning that continued inaction could endanger lives during the monsoon. Following the District Magistrate’s travel advisory, NNN found rocks and mud continuously falling at the affected site,

Dimapur, July 28: Arthur Edwards, the founder of Livingstone Foundation International (LFI), Dimapur, and one of Nagaland’s pioneering educationists, passed away on Tuesday at Eden Hospital. He was 80. Edwards was widely recognised for his lasting contribution to the field of education in Nagaland. Through the establishment of Livingstone Foundation International, he dedicated decades to

Kohima, July 28: The Government of India has handed over the investigation into the Khopanala explosion case to the National Investigation Agency (NIA). The decision follows a communication from the Ministry of Home Affairs dated July 27. The explosion occurred at Khopanala, Chümoukedima Village, on July 13, 2026, and was initially registered at Chümoukedima Police

Dimapur, July 28: The Commissionerate of Police, Dimapur, in collaboration with the Department of Emergency Medicine, Christian Institute of Health Sciences and Research (CIHSR), successfully conducted a two-day training program for traffic personnel on emergency response to road traffic accidents on July 23 and 24, 2026. The programme focused on equipping traffic police personnel with

Kohima, July 28: The Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA) has issued a weather advisory for July 28–31, warning of thunderstorms, lightning and varying intensities of rainfall across the state. According to the advisory, Kohima is likely to receive heavy to very heavy rainfall at isolated places on July 29, while Mokokchung and Tseminyu may