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A felicitation programme for Health & Family Welfare Department (H&FW), Nagaland secretary Wezope Kenye was organised by Secheku Area Graduates’ Fellowship (SAGF) on his induction to Indian administrative service (IAS). The felicitation programme was held on February 27 at Chakhesang Baptist Church Kohima. During the programme, Kenye shared that unlike his generation, the present generation had access to unlimited resources, better infrastructure and connectivity and therefore encouraged them to utilise these resources for a positive impact in the society. He motivated the youths to be rooted, to be bold, persistent and accountable in order to acquire achievements in any field.…

First combined Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), Dimapur was held at Ao Baptist Church Diphupar on February 28 under the theme, “to bring innovation to the life transformation programs within the Church”. A press release through program manager, North East Artist Network (NEAN), Bokatoli kinimi Z stated that during the programme, members of AA from different Churches participated through sharing of life testimonies, life before and after joining “life transformation camp”.One of the AA members shared his testimony on how his life had changed after joining the “life transformation camp”. He shared that during his three years of sobriety, he flourished financially…

Kuki National Assembly (Kuki Inpi) has urged NSCN ((I-M) kilonser Joseph Rengma from interfering into the issues of Karbi Anglong in the larger interest of all.  KNA was reacting to the statement issued by Naga Rengma Hills National Workers (NRHNW) of the NSCN (I-M) opposing the proposal of the Assam government to create Kuki Regional Autonomous Council (KRAC). In a statement, KNA president Tongthang Touthang stated that the “unpleasant situation” mentioned by Joseph Rengma was far from truth and reality. Touthang rather said that the Karbis, Kukis, and Rengmas were living peacefully in Karbi Anglong. KNA reminded about the long…

A policeman was injured in a clash with protesters staging a protests defying curfew imposed in an area in Imphal on Tuesday. Police had to resort to firing tear gas shells to bring the situation under control. Tensions were running high at Kakwa Naorem Leikai locality under Singjamei police station of Imphal West district where a teenager boy was killed and as many as seven people were injured after shots were fired from a house amid a quarrel over a land dispute on February 27 night. Following the incident, curfew has been imposed in the locality. Alleging that some police…