Nagaland News

Nagaland Govt reiterates procedural constraints in regularisation of Adhoc teachers; No timeline yet

The Nagaland Department of School Education has stated that it cannot provide a specific timeline for the regularisation of adhoc and contract teachers, citing mandatory procedures under the state’s one-time regularisation policy.

Nagaland CM inaugurates women-centric BPO centre in Dimapur

Neiphiu Rio on February 18 inaugurated a women-centric business process outsourcing (BPO) centre in Dimapur, describing it as a major step towards generating employment opportunities focused on women in Nagaland.

Nagaland teachers continue indefinite protest as govt reaffirms regularisation process

The All Nagaland Adhoc Teachers’ Group (ANATG) (2015 batch) has announced that it will continue its indefinite protest after inconclusive talks with the state government over the regularisation of 1,166 teachers.

Nagaland: Chakhroma Public Organisation condemns alleged attack on leaders in Maova village

The Chakhroma Public Organisation Medziphema Circle has strongly condemned an alleged premeditated attack on its leaders during a visit to Maova Village under Medziphema Circle in Nagaland.

Naga woman arrested in Gurugram for allegedly aiding China-based cyber fraudsters

A 30-year-old woman from Nagaland has been arrested in Gurugram for allegedly assisting China-based cyber fraudsters by operating a virtual SIM box from a rented apartment, police said on February 16.

IAF helicopters douse wildfires in Arunachal, Nagaland as 139,800 litres dropped over Walong

Nagaland govt meets protesting adhoc teachers as stir enters 11th day

The Nagaland government on February 17 held a meeting with representatives of the All Nagaland Adhoc Teachers’ Group (ANATG)-2015 as their agitation demanding regularisation of services entered its 11th day.

Nagaland: Chakhroma Youth Organisation sets deadline for Maova Village Council over alleged assault

The Chakhroma Youth Organisation (CYO) has issued a seven-day ultimatum to the Maova Village Council following an alleged attack on leaders of the Chakhroma Public Organisation (CPO).

Neiphiu Rio presses for early Naga settlement at Lui-Ngai-Ni celebration in Ukhrul

Nagaland CM Neiphiu Rio urged early resolution of the Naga political issue during the Lui-Ngai-Ni festival. He stressed peace, unity, and cooperation among Naga tribes for lasting progress

Nagaland: Angami body condemns assault on tribal organisation chief, district officials in Maova

Southern Angami Public Organization (SAPO) has condemned what it described as an “act of aggression” by the Maova village authority and its residents against the President of the Chakhroma Public Organization (CPO), district officials and local citizens on February 13.

Situation under control in violence-hit Nagaland’s Moava village; Security tightened

The situation in violence-affected Moava village in Nagaland’s Chümoukedima district remained under control on February 14, with no fresh incidents reported amid heightened security deployment, police officials said.

26 injured as land dispute turns violent in Nagaland’s Chumoukedima district

Nagaland dy CM appeals for calm as mob attack leaves Maova Village devastated

The Deputy Chief Minister of Nagaland, Y Patton, has expressed deep concern over a violent mob attack on Maova Village in Chumoukedima District on February 13 that left homes, shops and vehicles destroyed, and called upon all parties to allow peace to be restored through lawful means.

Nagaland Ad hoc teachers shift hunger strike to school Education Directorate

Ad hoc teachers in Nagaland continue hunger strike at education directorate demanding pending dues. Officials assure talks to resolve issues soon.

NSCN-K (Khango) cadre surrenders before Assam Rifles in Arunachal's Tirap

A self-styled lieutenant of the National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Khaplang (Khango Konyak faction) surrendered before security forces in Tirap district of Arunachal Pradesh, officials said on February 13.

Nagaland: Protesting adhoc teachers to shift hunger strike venue to Directorate of School Education premises

Escalating their long-pending demand for service regularisation, the All Nagaland Adhoc Teachers Group (ANATG)-2015 Batch on Thursday, February 12, announced that it will shift the venue of its ongoing agitation and hunger strike to the Directorate of School Education (DoSE) from Friday, intensifying pressure on the state government to resolve the issue affecting 1,166 teachers.

Nagaland government employees join nationwide strike over pension reforms and pay revision

The Confederation of All Nagaland State Services Employees Association (CANSSEA) joined the industrial action called by the All India State Government Employees Federation (AISGEF), which had resolved to observe "a democratic National Strike" during its 18th National Conference held in Shirdi, Maharashtra, from January 23 to 26, 2026.

Nagaland: Active flames near Mt. Japfü in Dzukou Valley raise alarm, authorities seek Air Force intervention

With vast stretches of Dzükou Valley already reduced to charred terrain and active flames advancing dangerously along the northern face of Mt. Japfü, authorities in Nagaland have recommended the immediate deployment of Indian Air Force (IAF) helicopters to contain the escalating forest fire crisis. An aerial survey conducted on February 11 has revealed alarming ground realities, prompting urgent calls for aerial intervention to prevent further ecological devastation.

Centre, Nagaland Government and ENPO sign historic pact to establish Frontier Nagaland Territorial Authority. What it means for Nagaland?

In a major breakthrough aimed at resolving one of Nagaland’s longest-standing political demands, the Union Government, the Nagaland Government and the Eastern Nagaland People’s Organisation (ENPO) on February 5, 2026 signed a historic tripartite agreement to establish the Frontier Nagaland Territorial Authority (FNTA). The move grants legislative, executive and financial autonomy to six eastern districts of the state, while firmly preserving Nagaland’s geographical and constitutional integrity

Nagaland 2015 batch ad hoc teachers begin indefinite hunger strike, seek regularisation of 1,166 members

A section of the 2015 batch of adhoc school teachers in Nagaland began an indefinite hunger strike on February 11, alleging delay by the state government in regularising their services.

Nagaland CM pushes political route for Naga settlement, calls for unity amid renewed talks with Centre

Speaking at a programme at the NPF office in Chumoukedima on February 11, Rio told party leaders that the Centre has agreed to process the issue through political and ministerial channels rather than leaving it to bureaucratic handling.