Indian para-athlete Hokato Hotozhe Sema is preparing for a major comeback on home soil at the New Delhi 2025 World Para Athletics Championships, aiming to surpass his personal best of 14.88 metres in the shot put.
Naga Students’ Federation demands urgent resolution for 367 teachers within 10 days. The federation highlights the need for immediate action to improve teachers’ conditions and educational stability
Nagaland Congress warns that prolonged RMSA teachers' protest harms students' education. It urges immediate talks to end the disruption
The Eastern Naga Students’ Federation (ENSF) has announced the commencement of its third phase of agitation starting September 18, 2025, in protest against the alleged blatant disregard by the Department of School Education towards its demands.
Nagaland Chief Minister Dr. Neiphiu Rio on Wednesday officially launched the Enhancing Landscape and Ecosystem Management (ELEMENT) Nagaland Project at the Chief Minister’s Secretariat, Kohima.
The long-standing dispute over pay and service conditions of the Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan (RMSA) 2016 batch teachers in Nagaland has entered a fresh phase, with the State Government filing a review petition in the Supreme Court against an earlier directive granting scale pay to the aggrieved teachers.
A Rs 7.27 crore road scam in Nagaland has been exposed by a local citizen. Congress demands a thorough investigation and transparency from authorities.
The Eastern Naga Students’ Federation (ENSF) has resolved to press forward with its ongoing agitation after an emergency Presidential meeting held at the federation’s office in Tuensang headquarters on September 16. The meeting was convened in response to a letter from the Department of School Education (DoSE), which urged the federation to call off its protest.
Nagaland’s RMSA-2016 batch teachers continued their agitation for the seventh consecutive day on September 16, marching from the Directorate of School Education to the Civil Secretariat, demanding scale pay, regularisation, and inclusion in the state teaching cadre.
National Highway 702A between Zhekiye and Satakha in Zunheboto district in Nagaland has been impassable since September 13, leaving commuters stranded as continuous rainfall triggers repeated landslides along the crucial route.
Heavy rains over the past week have caused extensive damage across Nagaland, triggering landslides, mudslides, and floods that have affected roads, bridges, homes, and farmlands, according to the Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA).
The Deputy Commissioner of Mokokchung, Ajit Kumar Verma (IAS), who also serves as Chairman of the District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA), has issued an advisory warning residents of possible flash floods, landslides, and rising river levels due to heavy precipitation expected between September 16 and 18.
The Nagaland School Education Department has issued a press release clarifying the long-standing matter concerning the RMSA Graduate Teachers of the 2016 batch, whose employment terms and pay scales have remained a contentious issue for nearly a decade.
Nagaland Congress raises alarm over repeated blockages on the Dimapur–Kohima highway affecting commuters and daily life. The party calls for immediate action and peaceful dialogue to restore smooth traffic and maintain law and order
Nagaland highway partially reopens after landslide with restrictions on heavy vehicles. Authorities continue clearance operations and advise commuters to follow updates
The Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA) held an emergency meeting on Monday at the Civil Secretariat in Kohima to assess and coordinate restoration efforts after severe damage to roads and infrastructure across the state caused by extreme weather events.
Nagaland teachers demand immediate implementation of court-ordered pay scale revisions. They warn of further action if their demands are ignored
A landslide caused by heavy rains has damaged a key bridge in Dimapur, leading to road closure and traffic detours. Authorities are assessing damage and planning repairs to restore normal traffic soon
Two ULFA (I) cadres surrendered in Nagaland amid ongoing security operations. Authorities urge militants to give up arms and join the mainstream
The Eastern Naga Students' Federation has announced the commencement of its second phase of agitation, starting September 15, intensifying pressure on the Nagaland government over unresolved teacher retention and deployment concerns in the region's schools.
Nagaland teachers threaten hunger strike over delayed pay scale revision. The union demands urgent government action to resolve the issue
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