#Environment

Nagaland waste plants stall due to power debt and flood damage

Nagaland's sewage and sludge plants in Kohima and Dimapur are failing, leaving critical waste infrastructure idle due to unpaid bills and flood damage.

Naro Jamir • 27 Sep 2026

Nagaland Struggles to Meet National Green Tribunal Waste Standards

Nagaland reports slow progress in waste management to the NGT, citing gaps in collection and processing despite new institutional funds and remediation.

Kiyeto Swu • 27 Sep 2026

Arunachal Congress Launches Probe into Siang Hydropower Project

The Arunachal Pradesh Congress Committee is investigating local impact and security concerns surrounding the controversial Siang Upper Multipurpose Project.

Rinchen K • 27 Sep 2026

Meghalaya Sets New Construction Rules for Riverfronts

Meghalaya introduces new 10-30 meter setback rules for non-urban riverfront construction while maintaining separate 50-meter limits for Umiam Lake.

NEWire Desk • 27 Sep 2026

Chumoukedima Town Council Stages Flash Mobs to Push Waste Sorting

Chumoukedima Town Council students performed flash mobs on September 26 to teach residents about proper four-way waste segregation rules.

Naro Jamir • 27 Sep 2026

Nagaland Communities Launch School Clean-Up Campaign

Nagaland schools and residents are teaming up to clean the 100-metre zones surrounding local campuses in a statewide drive running through October 2.

Kiyeto Swu • 27 Sep 2026

Meghalaya Enforces Four-Stream Waste Sorting Rules

Meghalaya must adopt four-stream waste segregation by 2026 under new federal rules aimed at improving scientific processing and environmental oversight.

Walrik Marak • 26 Sep 2026

Manipur Opens New River Front Garden to Clean Nambul River

Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh opened a new garden in Imphal to help clean up the Nambul River through a state-led conservation project.

Ranjana Devi • 26 Sep 2026

Students Demand Crackdown on Illegal River Mining in Dima Hasao

The All Dimasa Students' Union wants an immediate halt to unregulated river mining in Dima Hasao, citing environmental damage and water shortages.

Timungpi Terang • 25 Sep 2026

Nagaland Biodiversity Board Wraps Up Strategy Revision Workshop

Nagaland officials finished a two-day workshop in Kohima to update the state's biodiversity action plan to meet new global standards.

Kiyeto Swu • 25 Sep 2026

NAAME Plans Trek to Mark 20th Anniversary

NAAME celebrates 20 years with a cleanup trek to Mt. Terogvü on October 3. The event promotes environmental stewardship and community engagement.

Kiyeto Swu • 25 Sep 2026

Chandel Marks 72nd Wildlife Week with Conservation Drive

Students and officials in Chandel observed the 72nd Wildlife Week through awareness programs, tree planting, and competitions to boost conservation efforts.

Ranjana Devi • 23 Sep 2026

Meghalaya Weighs Air Purifiers for Byrnihat Industrial Zone

Meghalaya officials are testing solar air purifiers in Byrnihat but remain undecided on a full project pending further results on their true effectiveness.

Walrik Marak • 23 Sep 2026

Pherzawl Schools Launch Seva Sankalp Abhiyan Creative and Green Drives

Students across Pherzawl participated in painting contests and tree planting events as part of the month-long Seva Sankalp Abhiyan campaign.

Ranjana Devi • 22 Sep 2026

Tripura BJP Yuva Morcha launches state idol collection drive

The Tripura BJP Yuva Morcha is collecting abandoned roadside idols to ensure proper immersion throughout the state under a new social service campaign.

Nihar Jamatia • 22 Sep 2026

East Khasi Hills Officials Target Shillong River Pollution and Illegal Building

Shillong authorities are cracking down on illegal construction and pollution threatening the Wahumkrah and Umkaliar rivers to ensure public health.

Walrik Marak • 21 Sep 2026

Drought Risk Stalks World's Wettest Towns in Meghalaya

Mawsynram and Cherrapunji face rising drought risks as climate shifts cause erratic rainfall, fewer rainy days, and falling river levels across the state.

Walrik Marak • 21 Sep 2026

Manipur wildlife teams seize traps and find dead birds in anti-poaching push

Forest officials and activists seized traps and removed hunting gear in Imphal West during a series of anti-poaching drives held on Sunday.

Ranjana Devi • 21 Sep 2026

Manipur Forest Rebounds After Illegal Structure Evictions

Officials evicted 69 illegal structures at Waithou Protected Forest, launching a successful reforestation project that restored native wildlife habitats.

Ranjana Devi • 20 Sep 2026

Manipur Readies Sangai Ethnic Park for World Tourism Day

Manipur officials and volunteers cleaned Sangai Ethnic Park in Moirang Khunou to prepare for state-level World Tourism Day celebrations in 2026.

Ratan Singh • 19 Sep 2026