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Latest Investigative Reports by Kiyeto Swu

Nagaland Prepares for Storms as Electoral Roll Revision Speeds Up

29 Aug 2026

Nagaland braces for heavy rain through September 2 as officials push to complete a statewide electoral roll revision with 95% of forms distributed.

Seiyhama Village Harvests Success with Naga King Chilli

29 Aug 2026

Seiyhama village reports a Rs 35 lakh revenue boost from its annual Naga King Chilli harvest, highlighting the crop's impact on local livelihoods.

Experts Debate Inner Line Permit Effectiveness in Dimapur Seminar

29 Aug 2026

Legal experts and academics debated the impact of the 1873 Bengal Eastern Frontier Regulation on cultural preservation and freedom of movement in Dimapur.

Fazl Ali College and CKB Commerce College Exchange Cultures

29 Aug 2026

Students and faculty from Fazl Ali College and CKB Commerce College gathered in Mokokchung on August 29 to celebrate regional heritage and build ties.

Opium Abuse Plagues Over 1,000 Youths in Phek District

29 Aug 2026

Opium accounts for nearly half of all drug cases in Phek district. Legal experts demand urgent community action to curb the rising substance abuse crisis.

Tuensang Artisans Trained in Branding and Marketing Tactics

29 Aug 2026

Tuensang artisans received training on branding, packaging, and digital tools at a recent workshop hosted by the MSME Ministry.

New Tuensang Police Headquarters Opens With Focus on Cyber Defense

28 Aug 2026

Nagaland Minister P Bashangmongba Chang opened a new SP office in Tuensang, urging the police to modernize their tactics against rising cyber threats.

Dimapur Police Seize Five Rifles From NSCN Leader

28 Aug 2026

Dimapur police arrested two men after finding five rifles and 90 rounds of ammunition in an auto-rickshaw near Aoyimti village on August 28.

Professor Urges Northeast Unity to Defend Indigenous Rights

28 Aug 2026

Prof. Nani Bath calls for regional unity to protect indigenous land and culture from encroaching political pressures and massive infrastructure projects.

Dimapur Community Leaders Meet Police to Bolster Public Safety

28 Aug 2026

Dimapur neighborhood councils met with police officials Friday to coordinate on security efforts and improve safety for the city's residents.