Editorial
"Assam floods every year. Why doesn't the solution, and who is to blame? An investigation into 75 years of institutional failure, unutilised funds, and a
NEWire Desk • 1 Aug 2026
Like many people across North East India, I had long known the Christian Institute of Health Sciences and Research (CIHSR), Dimapur, simply as the "Referral
Meyu Changkiri • 26 Jul 2026
Every year, churches across the world observe occasions such as Mother's Day, Father's Day, Children's Sunday, Youth Sunday, and other special events. These
Meyu Changkiri • 18 Jul 2026
The history of Manipur’s hill areas is a record of deep-rooted ethnic friction, marked by a systematic pattern of territorial aggression, shifting narratives,
Dirinamai Liangchi • 30 Jun 2026
Like many people across North East India, I had long known the Christian Institute of Health Sciences and Research (CIHSR), Dimapur, simply as the "Referral
Meyu Changkiri • 26 Jul 2026
Every year, churches across the world observe occasions such as Mother's Day, Father's Day, Children's Sunday, Youth Sunday, and other special events. These
Meyu Changkiri • 18 Jul 2026
The history of Manipur’s hill areas is a record of deep-rooted ethnic friction, marked by a systematic pattern of territorial aggression, shifting narratives,
Dirinamai Liangchi • 30 Jun 2026
We Naga returned the 14 Kuki individuals safely and unharmed, but the Leilon-Kuki villagers returned with human bodies cut into pieces and some heads were
W Charengna • 28 Jun 2026
In February 2023, the Mizoram People’s Forum (MPF) deployed over 2,000 volunteers across polling booths to monitor elections for the state assembly, operating
Angam Niumai • 22 Jun 2026
Rajya Sabha MP Nabam Tagak launched the 2026 North East Sports Meet in Delhi on July 31 to promote athletic talent and national unity.
Rinchen K • 1 Aug 2026
Arunachal Chief Minister Pema Khandu urges Northeast states to unite against child trafficking, cyber threats, and abuse at the 2026 Tawang convention.
Tani M • 31 Jul 2026
MP Nabam Tagak launched the North East Sports Meet in Delhi on July 31. The event unites regional athletes to promote unity and future sporting success.
Rinchen K • 31 Jul 2026
Prime Minister Modi met with MPs to coordinate relief efforts as heavy rains and landslides ravage Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, and parts of Assam.
Rinchen K • 31 Jul 2026
Assam Premier League starts August 1, but BCCI officials ask the ACA to drop grand festivities as the state continues its recovery from recent floods.
Timungpi Terang • 1 Aug 2026
Assam flood deaths rose to 82 as recovery begins. Authorities report 1.92 lakh people still affected, with new financial aid for survivors.
Timungpi Terang • 1 Aug 2026
Families in Assam forced out by floods hold Hindu and Muslim death rituals on a roadside with help from the local community and Bir Lachit Sena.
Bibar Daimary • 1 Aug 2026
Local residents threaten to block a national highway after a rare golden langur died from electrocution in Assam's Bongaigaon district on Friday.
Bibar Daimary • 31 Jul 2026
Thousands of displaced people in Kangpokpi protested against delayed government aid, setting a five-day deadline for unpaid July relief funds.
Ratan Singh • 1 Aug 2026
Heavy rain flooded Churachandpur district, submerging homes and roads. One man remains missing after being swept away by the swollen Lanva River.
Ranjana Devi • 31 Jul 2026
Manipur boxer Mandengbam Jadumani Singh reached the 55kg Commonwealth Games final after beating Namibia's Philip Pumulo Mutakela Haoseb in the semifinals.
Sanajaoba Chongtham • 31 Jul 2026
The United Naga Council slams security forces for a July 29 operation in Noney that killed a village guard, calling for an immediate end to militarization.
Priyanka Moirangthem • 31 Jul 2026
Meghalaya's new Assembly building faces delays as the West Asia conflict halts essential material imports, forcing a wait on final installation.
Walrik Marak • 1 Aug 2026
The VPP youth wing dropped recruitment scam claims against Ampareen Lyngdoh after a High Court ruling, but still hit her record on education.
NEWire Desk • 1 Aug 2026
West Shillong MLA Paul Lyngdoh says the Khyndai Lad vendor relocation project prioritizes organized urban space and proper rehabilitation for hawkers.
NEWire Desk • 1 Aug 2026
Welkin Stone Shadap is leading a 150-km awareness walk through Mawlai schools to warn students about the dangers of drug addiction.
Walrik Marak • 1 Aug 2026
Mizoram political parties are pushing for extended voter roll deadlines and tougher scrutiny to block fraudulent registrations in the state.
Ethan Ralte • 31 Jul 2026
CM Lalduhoma urged Mizoram's futsal players to aim for international glory following Tlangnuam Futsal Club's recent national championship win.
Chawngthu Fanai • 31 Jul 2026
Mizoram officials celebrated the 60th anniversary of AIR Aizawl, honoring its role in preserving local culture and providing reliable news to the public.
Chawngthu Fanai • 31 Jul 2026
Mizoram teachers suspended an eight-day strike against new school regulations after the state government agreed to review their demands on August 12.
Ethan Ralte • 30 Jul 2026
Nagaland authorities have centralized all flood and landslide relief operations to ensure aid reaches affected families without duplication or delay.
Naro Jamir • 1 Aug 2026
Over 300 volunteers from eight states gathered in Nagaland for a five-day NSS festival focused on building a modernized and empowered India by 2047.
Kiyeto Swu • 1 Aug 2026
Nepali Baptist Church Kohima kicked off its golden jubilee celebrations in Midland, Kohima, honoring fifty years of faith and community growth.
Kiyeto Swu • 1 Aug 2026
Nagaland Social Welfare officials met in Kohima on July 31 to sharpen supervisory skills and improve delivery of state and national welfare programs.
Naro Jamir • 1 Aug 2026
"The untold story of Rani Gaidinliu, the Naga teenager who led a spiritual and political rebellion against British rule, spent 15 years in prison, and built an
NEWire Desk • 22 Jul 2026
Som Kamei's meticulously researched biography restores Rani Gaidinliu to India's freedom narrative while examining tribal identity, Heraka, and unresolved
NEWire Desk • 7 Jul 2026
In the spring of 1944, a small hill station in the Naga Hills became the fulcrum on which the fate of the Indian subcontinent balanced. Kohima, a ridge town at
NEWire Desk • 23 Jun 2026
In a brief span, he built a religious reform movement, raised an army of 500, sent spears across Naga territory seeking alliances, and declared a Naga Raj.
Angam Niumai • 23 Jun 2026
Sikkim Governor Om Prakash Mathur celebrates two years in office. Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang praised his leadership and public engagement efforts.
Aiden Bhutia • 31 Jul 2026
Sikkim MP Indra Hang Subba met PM Modi to demand tribal status for 12 communities, new education hubs, and better road and air connectivity for the state.
Aiden Bhutia • 30 Jul 2026
Three police officers are suspended after a detainee died by suicide in a Gangtok station. A judicial inquiry into the July 29 death is underway.
Riya Lepcha • 29 Jul 2026
The Indian Army and local organizers launched a high-altitude football tournament at 13,000 feet in Sikkim, concluding on Independence Day.
Riya Lepcha • 29 Jul 2026
Tripura's Asmita Dey won India's first-ever Commonwealth Games judo gold in Glasgow, defeating Canada's Heidi Quach 2-1 in the 48kg final.
Ayan Debbarma • 31 Jul 2026
Manik Saha launched 178 crore in projects in South Tripura, touting 1.29 lakh crore in investment proposals following a successful business summit.
Nihar Jamatia • 31 Jul 2026
Authorities suspended two Tripura police officers after they failed to register a widow's FIR regarding a domestic dispute and harassed the victim.
Ayan Debbarma • 31 Jul 2026
South Tripura District Hospital in Santirbazar added ICU and CCU services to treat critical patients locally, cutting down on long-distance medical referrals.
Nihar Jamatia • 31 Jul 2026
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"Assam floods every year. Why doesn't the solution, and who is to blame? An investigation into 75 years of institutional failure, unutilised funds, and a
NEWire Desk • 1 Aug 2026
"NEWire.in editorial on FNTA's demand of legislative powers. Without which, the FNTA is toothless, not a true autonomous authority. The NTC is explicitly and
NEWire Desk • 31 Jul 2026
"NEWire.in's editorial argues that indigenous tribal communities deserve institutional protection, not just hospitality. Six recommendations. One warning. Read
NEWire Desk • 29 Jul 2026
A young man in a remote Arunachal Pradesh village slips into opioid dependence. His family, bound by the quiet shame that still surrounds addiction in
NEWire Desk • 28 Jul 2026
"An editorial analysis of why no institution in Manipur's tribal hill areas possesses a statutory duty to provide intra-village roads, and how the
NEWire Desk • 27 Jul 2026
Welkin Stone Shadap is leading a 150-km awareness walk through Mawlai schools to warn students about the dangers of drug addiction.
Walrik Marak • 1 Aug 2026
Meghalaya authorities plan to detain ten drug traffickers under the PIT NDPS Act to curb narcotics trade and protect youth from substance abuse.
NEWire Desk • 1 Aug 2026
Actor John Abraham calls for dismantling drug networks in Meghalaya, while the state launches a new anti-substance abuse initiative called Pulse of the Hills.
Walrik Marak • 1 Aug 2026
Meghalaya’s assembly will meet from August 24 to 28. Lawmakers plan to formalize the state's opposition to uranium mining during the brief session.
NEWire Desk • 1 Aug 2026
An ADR report ranks Pema Khandu as India's fourth-richest chief minister, while Conrad Sangma holds significantly fewer assets.
NEWire Desk • 1 Aug 2026
Meghalaya’s Ka Bos Jong Ngi initiative brings reliable, air-conditioned bus travel to Shillong as riders praise the service's efficiency and comfort.
NEWire Desk • 1 Aug 2026
Cabinet Minister Paul Lyngdoh defends the Shillong Ropeway Project, claiming all environmental checks passed before work started on the state venture.
Walrik Marak • 1 Aug 2026
Police arrested four HNYF members for parading an accused lawyer, while the High Court probes police inaction and systemic surveillance failures in Meghalaya.
Walrik Marak • 1 Aug 2026
An unidentified attacker killed 60-year-old Elbin Kharbani and critically wounded Seldaris Kharsyntiew during a home invasion in West Khasi Hills.
Walrik Marak • 1 Aug 2026
The NEHU student union has criticized the HYC for demanding the resignation of acting VC Prof. Saroj Kanta Barik, calling for continued campus stability.
Walrik Marak • 1 Aug 2026
KSU and HYC leaders call East Jaintia Hills public hearing a sham, alleging authorities used blockades and detentions to silence project opponents.
NEWire Desk • 1 Aug 2026
Northeast regional leaders and church groups are fighting the FCRA Amendment Bill 2026, fearing government seizure of hospitals, schools, and charities.
NEWire Desk • 1 Aug 2026
The 135th Durand Cup football tournament held its opening ceremony on Friday at the JN Stadium in Polo with a vibrant performance by local artists.
NEWire Desk • 1 Aug 2026
A woman delivered her baby in an ambulance after cement project supporters blocked a road, forcing her to trek across a trench for medical care.
NEWire Desk • 1 Aug 2026
Tear gas and road blockades marred a Shree Cement project hearing in Meghalaya as officials and local groups spar over the project's legitimacy.
NEWire Desk • 1 Aug 2026
Nagaland Social Welfare officials met in Kohima on July 31 to sharpen supervisory skills and improve delivery of state and national welfare programs.
Naro Jamir • 1 Aug 2026
The Eastern Naga Students' Federation is urging the Nagaland government to fund repairs after a landslide in Mon district killed nine people.
Naro Jamir • 1 Aug 2026
Don Bosco Higher Secondary School in Kohima hosted its annual exhibition, featuring 1,100 students presenting innovative projects and scientific models.
Kiyeto Swu • 1 Aug 2026
St John School in Kiusam recently installed a new hand wash station and upgraded its urinal sheds to improve student health and hygiene standards.
Naro Jamir • 1 Aug 2026
Fifty-nine students competed in the 12th MDTTA Interschool Table Tennis Tournament in Mokokchung, which ended on July 30 with Mount Moriah winning big.
Kiyeto Swu • 1 Aug 2026
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