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Nagaland Government Releases Relief Funds After Deadly Mon Landslides

22 Jul 2026

The Nagaland government has released Rs 70 lakh in aid following a landslide in Mon that killed nine people as community groups offer support.

Nagaland MP Demands Passenger Train Service for Tuli

22 Jul 2026

Nagaland MP S Supongmeren Jamir is pushing the Ministry of Railways to launch passenger train services between Dimapur and Tuli to boost connectivity.

Nagaland State Transport Sets Weekly Chopper Schedule for Longleng

22 Jul 2026

Nagaland State Transport runs a weekly helicopter service connecting Dimapur and Longleng every Thursday. Bookings are open through official contacts.

Dimapur Church Wraps Up Five-Day Vacation Bible School

22 Jul 2026

Zeliangrong Baptist Church in Dimapur concluded its five-day Vacation Bible School, featuring interactive lessons and activities for local children.

Dimapur Student Union Demands Nagaland University Exam Audit

22 Jul 2026

The DNSU is demanding an urgent review of Nagaland University exam results due to alleged grading errors, financial irregularities, and systemic delays.

Nagaland Updates: Police Probe Unidentified Body in Medziphema

22 Jul 2026

Nagaland news covers an unidentified body found in Medziphema, upcoming organizational meetings in Dimapur and Kohima, plus new KMC building mandates.

Election Officials Train for 2026 Roll Revision in Meluri and Kiphire

22 Jul 2026

Election officials in Meluri and Kiphire held training sessions on July 21 to ensure accurate 2026 electoral rolls for eligible voters.

Mass Resignation Hits Nagaland Congress as 61 Quit

22 Jul 2026

Sixty-one Congress members quit in Nagaland, citing poor leadership and mismanagement by the party state committee.

Landslide Snaps Power Line Leaving Mon District in the Dark

22 Jul 2026

Heavy rain and landslides snapped a major 66kV power line in Nagaland. Thousands remain without electricity as repair crews struggle against bad terrain.

Religious Leaders Urged to Combat Polarization Through Dialogue

22 Jul 2026

Religious leaders gathered in Dimapur to sharpen peacebuilding skills and learn methods to bridge deep social divides across India.