By all accounts, the year 2023 can be termed ‘historic’ for Nagaland, witnessing significant milestones and developments, despite no major breakthrough in the protracted Naga political talks.
KOHIMA Project Rest, a holistic daycare rehabilitation programme for individuals battling addiction by providing a safe sharing space, was inaugurated at
Dimapur, February 2 (MExN): In connection with the forthcoming State Legislative Assembly Election 2023 scheduled on February 27, Election Expenditure Observers have been holding meeting with the polling personnel and also trainings have been held for the
ANATG-2015 to submit representation to CM today Our Correspondent Kohima, Oct. 2 (EMN): At least four teachers have been hospitalised in the last three days while on hunger strike demanding regularisation of their service at Solidarity Park, Kohima. A member taken to the Naga Hospital Authority Kohima on Saturday relapsed, and was admitted at Oking Hospital where he stayed the night. He was discharged on Sunday and his condition is reportedly stable. The 2015 batch of All Nagaland Ad hoc Teachers’ Association (ANATG) have been staging a sit-in since Monday, demanding the government to regularise their services. The protest entered the seventh day on Sunday, including the last four-day hunger strike. The 1166 teachers on Saturday unanimously decided to submit a representation to the state government rejecting the decision of setting up a High Powered Committee to address the issue. The representation, signed by the 1166 members, will be submitted to the chief minister on Mon