Nagaland CM Seeks Early Solution To Naga Political Issue, FNTA
Nagaland marked Indias 80th Independence Day with a solemn ceremony at the Civil Secretariat Plaza in Kohima, where Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio hoisted the National Flag and addressed government employees along with a limited public gathering. In his speech, Rio emphasized the need for unity and reiterated his call for an early, honourable resolution to... The post Nagaland CM Seeks Early Solution To Naga Political Issue, FNTA first appeared on Northeast Today .
Avoid blame game on Assam floods, says Nagaland coal miners body
The Tuli Area Coal Mining Contractors Association says people in the two States should refrain from making unverified claims and focus on relief, recovery, and cooperation
A republic renewed by its citizens
Indias 80th Independence Day, to be celebrated on 15 August 2026, is not merely another anniversary on the national calendar. It is a historic milestone in the continuing journey of a civilisation that transformed the achievement of political freedom into the audacious project of building a constitutional democracy based on liberty, equality, justice and fraternity. Seventy-nine years after India broke the chains of colonial rule, the meaning of independence must be examined not only through the sacrifices of the freedom movement but also through the responsibilities that freedom places upon every citizen. Independence was never intended to be simply the transfer of power from one set of rulers to another. The freedom struggle represented a much larger aspiration: that the people of India should become masters of their own destiny. The Constitution subsequently gave institutional expression to that aspiration. It transformed the promise of freedom into fundamental rights, democratic institutions, an independent judiciary, universal adult franchise, federalism and the rule of law. The 80th Independence Day therefore offers an opportunity to ask a fundamental question: What does freedom mean to an Indian citizen in 2026? The answer cannot be confined to the waving of the Tricolour, patriotic songs or ceremonial speeches. Independence is meaningful only when citizens are free to speak, think, worship, associate, question authority, pursue knowledge, seek justice and participate equally in the democratic process. Political freedom acquires substance only when accompanied by social dignity, economic opportunity, constitutional protection and equality before law. Freedom is both a right and a responsibility The generation that fought for independence understood the price of freedom. Many went to prison, sacrificed careers, endured repression and, in numerous cases, gave their lives. They did not know what India would look like in 2026. But they had faith that succeeding generations would protect and enlarge the freedom they had secured. That responsibility now belongs to us. Citizenship in a democracy cannot be reduced to voting once every few years. A democratic citizen must remain alert to the functioning of institutions, demand accountability from those in power, respect constitutional limitations and defend the rights of otherseven when those rights are exercised by people with whom one disagrees. The true test of democracy is not whether we defend the freedom of those who agree with us. It is whether we are prepared to defend the freedom of those whose opinions, beliefs or politics may be different from our own. This is where the Constitution becomes the moral compass of the Republic. The Preambles commitment to justice, liberty, equality and fraternity is not ornamental language. It represents the foundational contract between the State and its citizens. The Republic becomes stronger when these principles become part of everyday civic conduct. Indias greatest achievement: constitutional democracy The extraordinary achievement of independent India lies in the fact that a deeply diverse society chose democracy. India brought together hundreds of communities, languages, cultures, faiths and traditions within a single constitutional framework. It adopted universal adult suffrage at the very beginning of the Republic, at a time when many newly independent nations were still struggling to establish democratic institutions. The Indian experiment has survived because democracy in India was never merely an institutional arrangement. It became a public habit, a political aspiration and, increasingly, a constitutional culture. Yet democracy can never be taken for granted. Every generation has to renew it. Institutions require vigilance. Fundamental rights require citizens who understand and defend them. The independence of constitutional institutions requires public commitment. The rule of law requires both rulers and citizens to accept that no individual or institution is above the Constitution. The 80th Independence Day should therefore become a national reminder that Indias future will be determined not only by governments but by the quality of its citizenship. And this is where Gen Z enters the national story Indias Gen Z is not merely the youngest generation of voters and professionals. It is increasingly the generation that will shape Indias intellectual, technological, economic and democratic future. This generation has grown up in a digital India. It communicates through smartphones, consumes information at extraordinary speed, creates content, challenges conventional hierarchies and is often impatient with traditional political language. That impatience should not necessarily be viewed as a weakness. It can be a democratic strength. Young Indians are asking difficult questions about employment, education, inequality, corruption, climate change, gender justice, institutional accountability, privacy, technology and the future of democracy. They want transparency and they want results. But Gen Z also faces a new challenge that the freedom fighters could never have imagined: the battle for truth in the digital age. Social media has democratised information, but it has also democratised misinformation. A fabricated story can travel faster than a verified fact. A manipulated image can acquire the appearance of truth. Algorithms can create echo chambers in which citizens hear only opinions that reinforce their existing beliefs. For Gen Z, therefore, digital citizenship is an essential component of constitutional citizenship. Freedom of expression must be accompanied by responsibility in the use of expression. The right to communicate must be matched by the duty to verify. Political disagreement should not become personal hatred. Criticism of government should not be confused with hostility towards the nation. A young citizen who checks facts before forwarding a message is performing an act of democratic responsibility. A young citizen who refuses to participate in online hatred is strengthening national unity. A young citizen who asks uncomfortable questions of authority is contributing to democracy. From patriotic emotion to constitutional patriotism Patriotism must not be measured only by the intensity of slogans. The deeper form of patriotism is respect for the constitutional values that hold India together. India does not belong to one religion, language, caste, region or political ideology. Its extraordinary identity lies precisely in its plurality. The idea of India is therefore not simply geographical. It is constitutional. It is the idea that a citizen in Kashmir and a citizen in Kanyakumari, a citizen in Nagaland and one in Gujarat, a Hindu, Muslim, Sikh, Christian, Buddhist, Jain or person of another faith, the rich and the poor, the majority and the minorityall possess equal constitutional dignity. Fraternity is therefore as important as liberty. Without fraternity, liberty can become individualistic and equality can become merely formal. Fraternity reminds us that democracy is ultimately about living together with dignity. The 80th Independence Day should consequently inspire us to move beyond majoritarian and minoritarian identities and rediscover the larger identity of constitutional citizenship. The first generation won freedom. The Constitution gave freedom a framework. Our generation must protect it. And Gen Z must carry it forward. Author is a Constitutional expert & a public intellectual
Nagaland church body opposesVande Mataram singing
The Nagaland Baptist Church Council says patriotism should arise from a shared love for the nation rather than compulsion
Nagaland Baptist Church Council opposes compulsory Vande Mataram singing
The Nagaland Baptist Church Council opposes making Vande Mataram singing compulsory. Students' federation also asked institutions to avoid the full national song. They believe the complete version conflicts with the country's secular principles. The council respects national symbols but emphasizes freedom of conscience and identity. They urge sensitivity and dialogue over coercion for national unity.
Nagaland: NSCN will not accept imposed solution, says NSCN-IM leader
Dimapur: NSCN-IM general secretary and chief negotiator of the Indo-Naga peace talks Th. Muivah on Friday affirmed that they would not accept an imposed solution or remain silent in the face of a military solution. In his address to the Naga people on the occasion of the 80th Nagalim Independence Day celebration at Camp Hebron, [] The post Nagaland: NSCN will not accept imposed solution, says NSCN-IM leader appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Eye Verification Turns Into a Hilarious Struggle for Naga Man, Video Leaves Internet in Splits
A hilarious video shared by Nagaland minister Temjen Imna Along shows a Naga man struggling with eye verification as the camera fails to detect his eyes.
Temjen Imna Along shares hilarious KYC eye-scan struggle
Nagaland minister Temjen Imna Along shared a video of a Naga man struggling to complete an eye scan during KYC verification. As the scan repeatedly failed, people around him tried holding his eyelids open to help the system recognise his eyes, leaving social media users amused.
Nagaland Church Council Opposes Compulsory Singing Of
The Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) has declared its opposition to any move that seeks to make the singing of Vande Mataram compulsory, particularly for members of the Christian community. In a statement issued on Thursday, NBCC general secretary Rev. Dr. Mar Pongener and secretary for social concern Dr. Villo Naleo emphasised that while the... The post Nagaland Church Council Opposes Compulsory Singing Of Vande Mataram first appeared on Northeast Today .
Nagaland churches body opposes compulsory 'Vande Mataram'
The Nagaland Baptist Church Council has voiced strong opposition to any directive making the singing of 'Vande Mataram' compulsory, especially for Christians. They argue that patriotism should not be reduced to forced conformity and that India's constitutional values of liberty, pluralism, and freedom of conscience must be respected. The council also called for dialogue and sensitivity from state institutions.
A trending clip captures a Nagaland minister hilariously battling a biometric eye scan, with assistants forced to hold his eyelids open for identification. This amusing moment underscores the flaws in facial recognition technology, particularly for people with diverse features. As biometric verification becomes more widespread in digital services, this incident reminds us of the ongoing challenges related to technology's accessibility.
Nagaland University Project Associate-I Recruitment 2026 - Walkin
Nagaland University has announced the Recruitment 2026 notification for 2 Project Associate-I posts. The application process will be conducted through a walk-in interview on 19 August 2026. Eligible candidates can apply through the official website,nagalanduniversity.ac.in.
Struggle Is Real: Nagaland Minister Shares Video Of Northeast Man's KYC Troubles
Nagaland minister Temjen Imna Along is an active social media user and regularly shares funny videos on his X and other social media handles.
Post-Flood Rehabilitation: Assam
By Banjit Sarmah The devastating floods that followed the cloudburst in Nagaland have left an unforgettable scar on Assam, particularly in Sivasagar, Jorhat, and parts of Golaghat. The floodwaters arrived suddenly, giving thousands of families little or no time to protect their homes, livestock, crops, or belongings. Entire villages were submerged within hours. Houses were [] The post Post-Flood Rehabilitation: Assams Biggest Challenge Ahead first appeared on Highland Post .
Manipur Police Arrest Nagaland Man, Seize 446 Grams Of Suspected Drugs In Senapati
Manipur Police arrested a 46-year-old man from Nagaland and seized 37 soap cases containing suspected drugs weighing 446 grams during a frisking and checking operation in Senapati district on Wednesday. The accused, identified as Imliakum Longkumer, a resident of Longa village under Mokokchung district of Nagaland, was apprehended from Khongnem Thana village under Senapati Police... The post Manipur Police Arrest Nagaland Man, Seize 446 Grams Of Suspected Drugs In Senapati first appeared on Northeast Today .
Mizoram, Nagaland CMs welcome Centres move sending FCRA Bill to JPC
The Assam Christian Forum also appreciated the decision to refer the Amendment Bill to a Joint Parliamentary Committee
Mohammed Ali Shihab, IAS Takes Charge as Chief Vigilance Officer of MRPL
Mohammed Ali Shihab, IAS Takes Charge as Chief Vigilance Officer of MRPL Mangaluru: Shri Mohammed Ali Shihab A, IAS (Nagaland Cadre, 2011), has taken charge as the Chief Vigilance Officer (CVO) of Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited (MRPL), a Schedule A Miniratna Central Public Sector Enterprise (CPSE) and a subsidiary of ONGC under the Ministry [] The post Mohammed Ali Shihab, IAS Takes Charge as Chief Vigilance Officer of MRPL appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Nagaland: NSF, AKM ask schools to skip Independence Day events over mandatory Vande Mataram singing
Guwahati: The Naga Students Federation (NSF) and the Ao Students Conference (AKM) have asked schools and educational institutions under their respective jurisdictions not to send students to Independence Day programmes on August 15, citing concerns over the mandatory playing or singing of the revised version of Vande Mataram at official functions. In a notification issued [] The post Nagaland: NSF, AKM ask schools to skip Independence Day events over mandatory Vande Mataram singing appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Nagaland Sees 39.97% Decline In New HIV Infections Since 2010
Chmoukedima, Aug 13: Nagaland has recorded a 39.97 per cent decline in new HIV infections and an 80.21 per cent reduction in AIDS-related deaths since 2010, Health and Family Welfare Minister P. Paiwang Konyak said on Wednesday. Konyak was speaking at the launch of the third round of the Intensified Information, Education and Communication campaign... The post Nagaland Sees 39.97% Decline In New HIV Infections Since 2010 first appeared on Northeast Today .
Nagaland University Assistant Professor Recruitment 2026 - Apply Online
Nagaland University has released the Recruitment 2026 notification for 1 Assistant Professor post. The application process will be conducted up to 29 August 2026. Eligible candidates can apply through the prescribed email application process.
Nagaland CM Neiphiu Rio Welcomes Move To Refer FCRA Amendment Bill To Joint Parliamentary Committee
Kohima, August 13: Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio has welcomed the Lok Sabhas decision to refer the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026, to a Joint Parliamentary Committee for further examination. Rio appreciated the leadership of Union Home Minister Amit Shah and the Centres responsiveness to concerns raised over the proposed legislation. He said the... The post Nagaland CM Neiphiu Rio Welcomes Move To Refer FCRA Amendment Bill To Joint Parliamentary Committee first appeared on Northeast Today .
Assam Floods: No Reports of Cloudbursts, 71 Families Receive Relief Funds
New Delhi, August 13: The central government clarified on Wednesday that there were no incidents of cloudbursts during the floods in Assam in July 2026. The floods were attributed to continuous rainfall in Assam, as well as in neighboring states Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland. Home Minister Nityanand Rai provided this clarification in a written response ... Read more Assam Floods: No Reports of Cloudbursts, 71 Families Receive Relief Funds
Nagaland: Heavy vehicles restricted on Phesama road stretch amid sinking, landslides
Dimapur: The Kohima district administration has imposed restrictions on heavy commercial vehicles along a vulnerable stretch of the road affected by continuous sinking and debris falling from adjoining hill slopes amid monsoon rains. Kohima District Magistrate B Henok Buchem, through a series of orders and advisories, said the affected section between Chainage Km 191+840 and [] The post Nagaland: Heavy vehicles restricted on Phesama road stretch amid sinking, landslides appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Nagaland: New HIV infections decline 39%, AIDS-related deaths fall 80% since 2010
Dimapur: Nagaland Health and Family Welfare Minister P Paiwang Konyak on Wednesday said the state has recorded a 39% decline in new HIV infections and an 80% reduction in AIDS-related deaths since 2010. Konyak said the decline reflects the impact of sustained prevention, early diagnosis and uninterrupted treatment efforts, while stressing that HIV continues to [] The post Nagaland: New HIV infections decline 39%, AIDS-related deaths fall 80% since 2010 appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Nagaland MP Jamir Urges Centre To Defer FCRA Amendment Bill, Seeks Wider Consultations
Kohima, August 12: Nagaland Lok Sabha MP S. Supongmeren Jamir has urged Union Home Minister Amit Shah to defer the proposed Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026, and undertake comprehensive consultations with stakeholders and political parties before proceeding with the legislation. Jamir expressed concern that the proposed amendments could have a significant impact on institutions... The post Nagaland MP Jamir Urges Centre To Defer FCRA Amendment Bill, Seeks Wider Consultations first appeared on Northeast Today .
Nagaland CM urges Shah to reconsider FCRA amendments, seeks parliamentary panel review
Such a process would help address genuine concerns, remove apprehensions and build public confidence while protecting transparency, accountability and national interest, said Nagaland CM Neiphiu Rio
Nagaland excise revenue touches Rs 22.51 crore in 5 years
IAF Agniveervayu Recruitment Rally 2026: Intake 01/2027 for Nagaland
Indian Air Force invites unmarried candidates for Agniveervayu (Other Than Science) Open Recruitment Rally 2026, Intake 01/2027, at Chumoukedima (Nagaland) and Sri Vijaya Puram (A&N Islands). Check eligibility, dates and salary.
Nagaland CM urges HM Shah to reconsider FCRA amendments, seeks review
Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio wrote to Union Home Minister Amit Shah, urging him to reconsider the proposed amendments to the FCRA, and stated that the changes in the legislation could lead to a burden on churches and Christian charitable organisations and affect educational, healthcare and social welfare programmes in the state. Rio proposed that the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act amendments be referred to a parliamentary committee for comprehensive examination, with representatives of stakeholders concerned given an opportunity to present their views. Such a process, he said, would help address genuine concerns, remove apprehensions and build public confidence while protecting transparency, accountability and national interest. The move would demonstrate the inclusive and positive approach of the NDA government and reaffirm India's commitment to constitutional values, secular ethos and respect for the rights and contributions of all communities, the chief minister .
Nagaland CM writes to HM, urges greater parliamentary scrutiny on FCRA
Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio has written to Amit Shah regarding proposed FCRA amendments. He requested greater parliamentary scrutiny and wider stakeholder consultation on the changes. Rio highlighted apprehensions from various societal sections, especially the Christian community. Representations from the Nagaland Baptist Church Council and Bishop of Kohima were also mentioned. He asked for their concerns to be considered with due sensitivity.
Nagaland and Mizoram Chief Ministers Demand JPC Inquiry into Proposed FCRA Amendment Bill
Kohima, August 10: The Chief Minister of Nagaland, Neiphiu Rio, has made a special request to Union Home Minister Amit Shah. He urged that the proposed Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026 undergo a thorough investigation by a Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC). Rio emphasized the need for extensive parliamentary scrutiny and consultations with relevant stakeholders ... Read more Nagaland and Mizoram Chief Ministers Demand JPC Inquiry into Proposed FCRA Amendment Bill
Most people across Assams flood-prone districts know what to expect during six rainy months in a year, but the residents of Sivasagar and Charaideo, two historically safer districts along the Assam-Nagaland border, were not prepared for what hit them following a spell of heavy rainfall from July 18 to 22. The scale of devastation that occurred at an unprecedented speed has increased the challenge of recovering from the shock, with 99 dead and 7.21 lakh people affected, reportsRahul Karmakar
Nagaland CM Rio calls for preservation of indigenous culture
Army Jawan from Nellore Goes Missing While Returning Home
Ravi was working in the sanitation department in Tengnoupal district of Manipur. According to reports, he last spoke to his wife on July 19 near Dimapur Railway Station in Nagaland while he was on his way home for the holidays.
Naga Tribe Moves Gauhati High Court Over Sumi-Language Bible
The high court has issued notices to the Union government, the Nagaland government, the Bible Society of India (BSI) and other respondents, directing them to file their responses.
Nagaland sets up yarn bank in Dimapur for weavers to get it at subsidised rates
Collaboration, not blame game, needed to tackle floods, says Nagaland Minister
There are allegations that illegal mining activities in Nagaland contributed to the devastating floods in parts of Assam, claiming 95 lives so far
Nagaland CEO asks political parties to appoint BLAs for smooth SIR
Tragedy Strikes Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh: Leaders Express Condolences and Call for Support
New Delhi, August 6: Leaders of the Indian National Congress, including Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi, and party president Mallikarjun Kharge, have expressed their deep sorrow over the devastating landslides and floods in Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh. Rahul Gandhi took to social media platform X to convey his condolences. He stated, I am deeply saddened by ... Read more Tragedy Strikes Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh: Leaders Express Condolences and Call for Support
Nadda to visit flood-hit Arunachal Pradesh, review relief and rehabilitation mea
Union Health Minister JP Nadda will visit flood-hit Arunachal Pradesh on Thursday to assess damage, inspect relief camps and review rehabilitation and healthcare measures. The visit is the final leg of his three-day tour of Assam, Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh following floods and landslides
Bridge Washed Away, Mudslides Block Nagaland Roads Amid Heavy Rain
Bridge washed away and mudslide disrupt roads in Nagaland, prompting traffic advisory.
JP Nadda to Visit Flood-Affected Arunachal Pradesh Amid Ongoing Relief Efforts
Itanagar, August 6: Union Health Minister JP Nadda is set to visit Arunachal Pradesh on Thursday as part of his three-day tour to assess the impact of floods and landslides in the northeastern states. Previously, he has already visited flood-affected areas in Assam and Nagaland. Naddas itinerary includes inspecting regions hit by sudden floods and ... Read more JP Nadda to Visit Flood-Affected Arunachal Pradesh Amid Ongoing Relief Efforts
Central Government Stands Firm with Nagaland Amid Flood Crisis: JP Nadda
Kohima, August 5: Central Health and Family Welfare Minister JP Nadda assured on Wednesday that the central government is firmly standing with the Nagaland state government to address the situation arising from floods and landslides. He stated that the government, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is working in continuous coordination with the state to ... Read more Central Government Stands Firm with Nagaland Amid Flood Crisis: JP Nadda
Flood in Assam due to Nagaland mining, will take up with Centre: Himanta Biswa Sarma
There is no illegal mining in Assam, says CM Sarma; govt. will begin assessing the damage from August 9 as the death toll mounts to 87; however, Nagaland-based organisations trash the theory
Health Minister JP Nadda to Assess Flood-Affected Areas in Northeast India
New Delhi, August 4: Union Health and Family Welfare Minister Jagat Prakash Nadda will embark on a three-day visit to Northeast India from August 4 to 6. During this trip, he will assess the health services in regions affected by recent floods and landslides in Assam, Nagaland, and Arunachal Pradesh. On August 4, Minister Nadda ... Read more Health Minister JP Nadda to Assess Flood-Affected Areas in Northeast India
Assam govt avoids blame game over Upper Assam floods as Congress links illegal mining to disaster
Assam's government is set to investigate the contributing factors behind recent floods once relief operations are completed. The opposition Congress party claims that illegal mining has exacerbated the severe flooding in Upper Assam, which affected four districts in an unprecedented manner. While the government attributes the disaster to record rainfall in Nagaland, immediate focus remains on relief and rehabilitation efforts for those impacted by the floods.
Assam to address flood causes after relief, rehab
Assam faces catastrophic floods in less prone districts, impacting many people. Congress blames illegal mining and syndicates for this man-made tragedy. The Assam government prioritizes relief and will discuss causes later. Discussions on accountability with Nagaland are deemed inappropriate at this stage. The current flood wave has claimed 82 lives across the state.
Of the affected States, Himachal Pradesh, Odisha, and Nagaland have already received the first instalment of the Central share for the financial year 2026-27.
Video: Assam Riders Cross Flooded Roads, Landslide-Hit Stretches In Nagaland
Heavy rain repeatedly disrupted their journey, leaving stretches of road covered in mud and making travel difficult. Landslides and cracked sections of road further slowed their progress.
As Assam battles floods, Himanta says people must decide if they need Modi's presence or support
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma questioned the necessity of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's physical presence. He stated that the government is receiving ample support and guidance from the Prime Minister. Discussions are underway with NBFCs and insurance companies for flood-affected people. The Chief Minister also addressed potential discussions with Nagaland regarding flood causes. Immediate relief and rehabilitation remain the government's top priority.
Assam floods: Central team completes damage assessment as death toll reaches 78
An Inter-Ministerial Central Team concluded its flood assessment visit to four worst-hit Assam districts. Prime Minister Modi discussed the flood situation with MPs from Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland. Assam officials briefed the Central Team on factors causing the unprecedented flood situation. The state government provided details on rescue and relief efforts for affected citizens.
Tragic Landslide in Nagaland Claims Lives of Two Brothers, Mother Injured
Kohima, July 30: A devastating landslide in Nagaland has resulted in the tragic deaths of two brothers, while their mother sustained injuries. This incident occurred early Wednesday morning in the Upper Penli Ward of Mokokchung, as a section of a hill collapsed onto their rented home amid heavy monsoon rains. According to officials from the ... Read more Tragic Landslide in Nagaland Claims Lives of Two Brothers, Mother Injured
Assam flood toll rises to 78 with three more deaths, 3 lakh remain affected in 7 districts
Three more deaths were reported in Assam floods, raising the total toll to seventy-eight. Over three lakh people remain affected across seven districts due to the ongoing deluge. Heavy to very heavy rainfall with thunderstorms is predicted for the next three days. This forecast could impact districts bordering Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland. Authorities are monitoring the situation and keeping emergency response systems on alert.
WATCH: IAF relief and rescue operation evacuates over 100 from landslide-hit areas in Nagaland
Livelihood initiative launched for Nagaland prisoners
The Phek district police hope to change the lives of the district jail inmates with Project Revive
Indian Air Force Launches Major Rescue Operation in Nagaland Amidst Landslides
Kohima, July 29: The Indian Air Force has initiated a large-scale rescue operation in Nagaland due to heavy rainfall and landslides affecting the region. On Tuesday, the Air Force, in coordination with the state government, successfully evacuated over 100 stranded citizens and delivered essential relief supplies to remote areas. According to officials, the Air Forces ... Read more Indian Air Force Launches Major Rescue Operation in Nagaland Amidst Landslides
IAF Conducts Major Rescue Operation in Nagaland
Kohima, July 28: The Indian Air Force has launched a large-scale rescue operation in Nagaland due to heavy rainfall and landslides affecting various regions. In coordination with the state government, the Air Force successfully evacuated over 100 stranded civilians on Tuesday and delivered essential relief supplies to remote areas. Officials stated that the operation primarily ... Read more IAF Conducts Major Rescue Operation in Nagaland
Centre to hand over investigation of Khopanala explosion case in Nagaland to NIA
The National Investigation Agency will now investigate the Khopanala explosion case which occurred in Nagaland's Chumoukedima district on July 13. One Assam Rifles jawan was killed and four others sustained injuries. The Central Government deemed the offence to have national security implications. Both Nagaland Police and the NIA will coordinate the handover process.
The study identified climatic conditions that support beneficial microbial activity and enzyme functions. Findings established soil microbial communities as sensitive indicators of environmental change and sustainable tea production. This work will support climate-resilient tea production by improving soil health monitoring.
Viral '150 Pizzas For Protesters' Claim Falls Apart As Nagaland Man Admits Bill Was Fake
The clarification comes days after the claim that he had sent 150 Domino's pizzas to students at Jantar Mantar gained widespread attention on social media.
Assam flood toll rises to 47; CM Himanta Biswa Sarma calls it 'unusual'
Assam's chief minister reported forty-seven flood-related deaths and eight missing persons. Exceptionally heavy rainfall in Nagaland and Charaideo districts triggered the severe flooding. Water from Nagaland flowed downstream while Charaideo experienced extreme rainfall simultaneously. The India Meteorological Department ruled out a cloudburst, citing excessive rainfall instead. An inter-ministerial team will visit Assam on July 25 to assess flood damage.
Assam's Chief Minister stated the flood death toll will likely increase soon. Many areas remain disconnected, preventing accurate reporting of missing persons. Heavy rainfall in neighboring Nagaland contributed to the severe flooding across Assam. Relief efforts are underway, though some areas are still inaccessible to authorities. The state government is assessing damage and seeking additional funds for recovery.
Flood toll climbs to 47 in Assam; over 7 lakh affected
Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma says localised heavy rainfall 436% above normal and cloudbursts upstream in Nagaland combined to cause the unprecedented devastation
Assam faces worst floods in 60 years as death toll rises to 30
Assam is facing its worst flooding in 60 years, with over 8 lakh people affected and at least 30 deaths reported. Authorities say a cloudburst in Nagaland triggered flash floods across several districts, while fresh rainfall warnings continue to raise fears of further flooding and landslides.
Assam floods leave 35 dead, over 100 missing; toll may rise, says CM Himanta Biswa Sarma
Assam's chief minister reported thirty-five flood deaths and over one hundred missing people. He expressed apprehension that the casualty figure will rise further due to widespread devastation. Several areas remain inaccessible to rescue teams, leaving thousands stranded in floodwaters. Floods were triggered by a cloudburst in Nagaland's Mon district, affecting multiple districts. Opposition questioned the government's preparedness and flood management strategy during the assembly session.
Nagaland releases Rs 70 lakh ex-gratia for landslide victims in Mon district after floods
Nagaland government released Rs 70 lakhs ex-gratia and relief for flood and landslide victims. The Chief Minister also provided Rs 10 lakhs for civil societies and volunteers assisting rescue efforts. Extreme weather claimed nine lives and caused widespread destruction across the district. The District Administration continues search and rescue operations and relief distribution. Residents are advised to remain vigilant due to continuing monsoon conditions.
Nagaland-set 'Angh' to compete in TIFF 2026's Platform section
The Nagaland-set film will have its world premiere in Platform, TIFF's competitive section dedicated to distinctive director-driven cinema. The 2026 line-up features 12 films from around the world.
Nagaland Government Allocates 70 Lakh for Flood and Landslide Relief in Mon District
New Delhi, July 22: The Deputy Commissioner of Mon district in Nagaland, along with the Chairman of the District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA), has announced that the state government has released 70 lakh from the State Disaster Response Fund (SDRF) for families affected by severe landslides and sudden floods caused by continuous rainfall on July ... Read more Nagaland Government Allocates 70 Lakh for Flood and Landslide Relief in Mon District
Congress Faces Major Setback in Nagaland as Mokokchung Leaders Resign en Masse
Kohima, July 22: The Congress party has suffered a significant political blow in Nagaland. Leaders from the Mokokchung district, including members of the Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC), District Congress Committee (DCC), Youth Congress, and Womens Congress, have collectively resigned from all party positions and their primary membership. In their resignation letters addressed to the ... Read more Congress Faces Major Setback in Nagaland as Mokokchung Leaders Resign en Masse
In a heartbreaking incident, landslides in Mon district, Nagaland, have resulted in ten fatalities, with recovery efforts yielding five bodies. Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio reassured aid for the impacted residents of Defence Colony during his visitation. The local government has announced compensation for the families of the deceased and those suffering injuries as rescue operations continue for the remaining victims.
Assam floods submerge Nazira tea estates, over 57,000 people affected
Unprecedented floods have severely impacted tea estates in Nazira Sub-Division, Sivasagar District. Incessant rainfall in Nagaland caused rivers to breach danger levels, submerging estates and infrastructure. Thousands of tea workers and their families sought refuge in elevated structures within the estates. The Indian Army launched Operation Jal Rahat to aid state rescue efforts in Upper Assam. The Assam government is coordinating relief and rehabilitation to restore normalcy.
Northeast flood fury: 8 feared dead in Nagaland landslides; 1.7L affected in Assam floods
Nagaland Issues Alert Amid Heavy Rainfall in Wokha District
Wokha, July 19: The district administration of Wokha in Nagaland has issued a public safety advisory due to continuous heavy rainfall. Authorities have urged citizens to remain vigilant and take necessary precautions in light of potential flooding, landslides, and damage to public infrastructure. According to a notice from the Deputy Commissioners office and the District ... Read more Nagaland Issues Alert Amid Heavy Rainfall in Wokha District
Rain Fury Kills 17 in Nagaland, Uttarakhand, J&K Bears Brunt With Cloudburst
Heavy rain warnings were also issued for Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and northern West Bengal
Nagaland landslides kill eight, including children, in Mon district
Massive landslides in Nagaland's Mon district have claimed at least eight lives. Heavy rainfall caused flash floods and extensive damage to property and infrastructure. The Nagaland government expressed grief and offered condolences to the bereaved families. Immediate ex-gratia assistance has been announced for the deceased and injured victims. Authorities are monitoring the situation and advising the public to remain vigilant.
At least eight dead, 15 hurt in Nagaland landslide
Heavy incessant rainfall and a cloudburst caused widespread destruction at various locations in and around Mon town; State announces ex-gratia of 4 lakh for kin of deceased, 74,000 for each of the injured
Tragic Landslide in Mon, Nagaland Claims Eight Lives
Mon, July 19: A devastating landslide in Mon, Nagaland, has resulted in the loss of eight lives, confirmed by Deputy Commissioner Venyei Konyak (NCS). The landslide occurred beneath the Assam Rifles camp, affecting a civilian settlement after continuous rainfall. Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio expressed his condolences over the tragic incident. In a post on social ... Read more Tragic Landslide in Mon, Nagaland Claims Eight Lives
Nagaland police offer 50K reward for leads in July 13 IED blast
An Assam Rifles havildar was killed, and four others were critically injured following a blast suspected to have been caused by an improvised explosive device (IED) at Khopanullah under Chmoukedima A village
Abdon Mech ahead of his India tour From Our Corners alongside Frizzell DSouza
Places I Find You In, marks Frizzell DSouzas first collaboration with musician Abdon Mech from Nagaland. The duo embark on their From Our Corners India tour shortly.
Hurdles before Assam-Nagaland border oil exploration | Explained
Extremist and traditional tribe-based organisations in Nagaland do not want oil majors to resume oil exploration and extraction until the interstate border dispute and the Indo-Naga political issue are resolved
IED blast in Nagaland's Chumoukedima kills Assam Rifles havildar, injures four; search intensifies
Security forces intensified search operations in Nagaland after an IED blast killed one soldier. Four other personnel sustained injuries and are receiving hospital treatment. A civilian also suffered a leg injury from flying debris during the explosion. Officials and militant groups condemned the attack and vowed justice for perpetrators. Meanwhile, Manipur police launched an operation to apprehend those responsible for a July ambush.
IED blast in Nagaland's Chumoukedima kills Assam Rifles havildar, injures four; search intensifies
Security forces intensified search operations in Nagaland after an IED blast killed one soldier. Four other personnel sustained injuries and are receiving hospital treatment. A civilian also suffered a leg injury from flying debris during the explosion. Officials and militant groups condemned the attack and vowed justice for perpetrators. Meanwhile, Manipur police launched an operation to apprehend those responsible for a July ambush.
Oil exploration only after resolving Assam-Nagaland border disputes: Konyak Union
The apex body of the Konyak Nagas says territorial clarity, landowners consent, and stronger border security must precede implementation of the bilateral agreement
Nagaland IED blast: NSCN vows to identify perpetrators of blast that killed Assam Rifles havildar
The armed group condemns the incident and says it will continue to honour the letter and spirit of the ceasefire ground rules
Nagaland IED blast: Search operations intensified; NSCN-IM condemns cowardly terrorist act
Havildar Mohd Iqbal from Jammu and Kashmir was killed, and four other Assam Rifles personnel were injured in the IED blast close to a vehicle of the paramilitary force near Sukhovi July 13
Assam Rifles jawan killed, four injured in IED blast in Nagaland's Chumoukedima district
One Assam Rifles jawan was killed and four others were injured after a Improvised Explosive Device (IED) exploded in Nagaland's Chumoukedima district on Monday, officials said.
Assam: IED Blast In Nagaland: Three Assam Rifles Personnel Killed, Many Injured
According to initial reports, unidentified miscreants targeted the moving Assam Rifles convoy by hurling an IED, resulting in a powerful explosion: Reports
Nagaland IED blast: Assam Rifles jawan killed, four injured in second Northeast attack in a week
Assam Rifles Jawan Killed, Four Injured in Nagaland IED Blast
Explosion targets Assam Rifles vehicle during an operational movement in Chumoukedima district; search operation underway.
