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    Congress Focuses on Local Engagement in Nagaland's Restructuring

    Kohima, February 26 The opposition Congress is aiming to transform its organization in Nagaland through a grassroots-driven, time-bound restructuring process, a senior leader said on Thursday.Congress Seva Dal chief organizer Lalji Desai said efforts are being made as part of the 'Sangathan...
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    Minister Along Emphasizes Cultural Preservation at Sekrenyi Festival

    February 25, Kohima: The Angami community celebrated its premier festival, Sekrenyi, along with a Mini Hornbill event organized by the Angami Public Organisation and sponsored by the Nagaland Tourism department, at the Sovima Village Council ground today.The event was attended by Minister for...
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    Nagaland Assembly Session to Address FNTA, Liquor Prohibition Issues

    Kohima, February 25 The budget session of the Nagaland assembly will be held in two phases, and the first part will begin on March 2, officials said on Wednesday.The session will begin with the governor's address, they said.The first phase will continue until March 12, with five sittings...
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    NWA Championship Tournament Announces Dates and Participants

    February 24, Kohima: The Nagaland Wrestling Association (NWA) is set to host the 30th NWA Naga Traditional Wrestling Championship 2026, along with the 1st NWA Under-15 and the 1st NWA Provisional Championships, on March 6 and 7 at Khuochiezie, Kohima Local Ground.The two-day sporting event...
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    Rio Condemns Attacks on Northeast Women

    February 24, Kohima: Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio has strongly condemned the racial and physical attacks on women from the Northeast, including the recent incident involving a woman from Nagaland.Describing such acts as "unacceptable," he stated that they have no place in society.Mr. Rio urged...
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    Nagaland Police: PAP Requirement for Foreign Nationals Reaffirmed

    February 24, Kohima: The Commissioner of Police, Dimapur, has reiterated that all foreign nationals visiting Nagaland must compulsorily obtain a Protected Area Permit (PAP).In a press note today, the police stated that despite repeated advisories on withdrawing the relaxation, foreign...
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    Census Data & Public Access: Nagaland's New Information System

    February 23, Kohima: The Nagaland state government is planning to establish the Nagaland Integrated Information System to ensure public access to accurate data.This was announced by Commissioner and Secretary for Information & Public Relations and Cooperation, Orenthung Lotha, during the...
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    Regularisation of Nagaland Teachers: Key Developments and Timeline

    Kohima, February 21 The All Nagaland Adhoc Teachers Group (ANATG) 2015 batch suspended its agitation on Saturday, setting a deadline of June 30 for the regularisation of services for 1166 teachers.This decision followed a marathon meeting between the Core Committee and general members of the...
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    Ram Nath Thakur Focuses on Farmer Livelihoods in Nagaland

    February 19, Kohima: Union Minister of State for Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Ram Nath Thakur, visited ICAR-KVK in Longleng today, on the second day of his two-day visit to the district.He reviewed ongoing agricultural development programs aimed at improving the livelihoods of farmers...
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    Purvottar Sampark Setu: Thakur Visits Longleng to Assess Progress

    February 18, Kohima: Union Minister of State for Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Ram Nath Thakur, is on a visit to Nagaland and reviewed development projects in the Longleng district today.In a social media post, Mr. Thakur stated that he had held detailed discussions with district officials...
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    Investment and Development Authority of Nagaland Opens Women BPO

    February 18, Kohima: Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio today inaugurated the JSW Women-Centric BPO at the Integrated Business Hub and Innovation Centre in Dimapur.The facility has been set up by the Investment and Development Authority of Nagaland (IDAN) in collaboration with the JSW Foundation under...
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    Teacher Protest in Nagaland: Government Reaffirms Regularisation Process

    Kohima, February 18 Following inconclusive talks with the Advisor for School Education, the All Nagaland Adhoc Teachers' Group (ANATG) 2015 Batch has announced that they will continue their agitation, demanding a definite timeframe for the regularisation of service of 1,166 of them.However...
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    Nagaland Teachers' Agitation Enters 11th Day: Govt Meets Group

    Kohima, February 17 A meeting was held between representatives of the All Nagaland Adhoc Teachers' Group (ANATG)-2015 and the state government as their agitation entered its 11th day on Tuesday.However, the nearly three-hour-long meeting remained inconclusive, according to ANATG members.The...
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    Health Department Signs MoU to Strengthen Nagaland's Health System

    February 17, Kohima: The Department of Health & Family Welfare, Nagaland, and the George Institute for Global Health, India, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) at the Directorate of Health & Family Welfare, Kohima, yesterday.The partnership will focus on the Promoting Community Action...
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    Clashes Reported in Maova Village, Tension Mounts

    February 13, Kohima: Tension flared today in the Medziphema sub-division of the Chümoukedima district following reported violent clashes involving the Chakroma Public Organization and residents of the Moava village.According to a press note from the Deputy Commissioner of Police (Crime)...
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    Nagaland Teachers' Agitation Continues Amidst Government Response

    Kohima, February 13 The All Nagaland Ad hoc Teachers Group (ANATG)-2015 batch shifted its hunger strike to the Directorate of School Education on Friday, intensifying the protest to demand the regularisation of services for its 1,166 members.The agitation entered its ninth day on Friday, which...
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    Art & Culture Dept Launches Heritage Publications

    February 12, Kohima: The State Department of Art & Culture today released three books on traditional Naga heritage in Kohima.The publications include "Book Studies on Naga Oral Traditions, Volume 2" by Anungla Aier; "Documentation of Indigenous Pottery Tradition of the Nagas" by Ditamulü Vasa...
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    Dzükou Valley Fire: Aerial Survey Reveals Extensive Damage

    February 12, Kohima: The Kohima administration conducted an aerial survey on Wednesday to assess the ongoing forest fire in Dzükou Valley and Mt. Japfü.The team was led by Deputy Commissioner Kohima, B. Henok Buchem, along with officials from the District Disaster Management Authority, SDRF...
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    Teachers Demand Regularization in Ongoing Nagaland Protest

    February 11, Kohima: The All Nagaland Adhoc Teachers Group (ANATG) 2015 batch began an indefinite hunger strike today, escalating their ongoing protest demanding service regularization. Fifteen teachers participated in the hunger strike, which was held at the Capital Convention Centre in Kohima...
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    Nagaland Receives Over 5.7 Crore for Infrastructure and Livelihood

    February 11, Kohima: The North Eastern Council (NEC) released a total of over 5.7 crore rupees for various development projects in Nagaland last month. This was reported in the Ministry of Development of the North Eastern Region's January status report for the state, released yesterday. The NEC...
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