The Naga Students’ Federation has urged the Nagaland government to cancel ILPs issued to people from Assam districts affected by recent eviction drives.

The growing number of natural calamities triggered by severe weather events in the Himalayan states has been linked to unplanned development activities.

Nagaland youth face mental health strain from parental expectations, unemployment, and academic pressure, prompting calls for balanced career guidance.

In view of the upcoming Independence Day celebrations, mass social works were conducted on August 9 in Medziphema and Tizit sub-divisions. According to a DIPR report, the mass social work in ...

India is the country with the second-highest share of employees (34 per cent) strongly feeling that AI would positively impact their jobs, a report said on Monday ...

Spanish football could finally be heading across the Atlantic after the RFEF approved a request for FC Barcelona and ...

ECI identifies two unrecognised political parties from Nagaland for possible delisting in nationwide electoral system cleanup ...

The monthly District Planning & Development Board (DPDB) meetings of Chümoukedima, Kiphire, and Meluri districts were held at ...

The Lok Sabha was adjourned till 2 p.m. on Monday amid relentless sloganeering and disruptions by Opposition members ...

Advisor of Agriculture Mhathung Yanthan spearheads awareness and mitigation drive on human–elephant conflict in Wokha ...

Indian Army staged a stirring comeback to beat Ladakh FC 4–2 in their final Group C match of the 134th Durand Cup in ...

Many called China-Burma-India Theatre as the ‘Forgotten Theatre’ of World War II (WWII) but services rendered by the people ...