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Book On Konyak Folktale Titled 'Haolong' Released

A Book 'Short Remedy' Released In Dimapur

Is the Press really free?

As proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly in December 1993, World Press Freedom Day is observed annually on May 3. This is a day that holds prominent significance not only for the media fraternity but also for every community across the globe a

'Call for Press Freedom is more urgent today than ever' | MorungExpress

“As a journalist who has lost colleagues in the line of duty, I cannot stress enough on the importance of World Press Freedom Day”, asserted Yirmiyan Arthur, Asia-Pacific Deputy News Director for Photography & Storytelling of The Associated Press. “Entire

Naga Youth & Social Media: Experts weigh in communication shift

A shift in communication trends is underway among Naga youth, with social media playing an increasingly prominent role. As social media becomes more central to their lives, experts are weighing in on the positive and negative impacts of this digital age.

Child abuse must be stopped

Going just one generation back, child abuse was something that was almost unheard of, in the Naga society. Education wasn't as rampant as it is today and there were many young girls and relatives who did not go to school and were willing to help around th

Did Nagaland forget to switch off lights during Earth Hour?

Nagaland witnesses a conspicuous absence of Earth Hour observance this year, with the State Government notably silent on the matter. While neighbouring states engaged in the symbolic act of turning off lights for one hour to mark Earth Hour, Nagaland rema

'Native languages in Nagaland are facing crisis of imminent extinction' | MorungExpress

While languages have come and gone throughout the existence of human beings, and ‘language death’ is a natural phenomenon that takes centuries, Native languages in Nagaland are facing ‘linguicide,’ asserted phonologist and phonetician, Dr Savio Meyase, w

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