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  Dimapur, June 30, 2025: In light of the intense summer heatwave sweeping Dimapur, the Dimapur Naga Students’ Union (DNSU) has issued a formal appeal urging the extension of the summer break for government schools. Citing health and safety concerns for both students and teachers, the Union has called upon the concerned department to revise the existing academic calendar. As per the department’s academic calendar for 2025, the summer break is currently scheduled from July 14 to July 28. However, DNSU argues that this two-week duration is insufficient, especially considering the scorching temperatures that typically peak during July and August in Dimapur. The union has requested that the vacation be extended to at least 20 days, ideally spanning the entire month until the fourth week of August 2025. In a press release signed by General Secretary Michael Kath and Secretary (Educational) Kevin Gonmei, the DNSU highlighted the compounding challenges of extreme weather, waterlogging, a...

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In the heart of Nagaland lies Dimapur—a city filled with ambition, creativity, and resilience. Every year, thousands of students graduate with dreams in their eyes and determination in their hearts. But soon after, a harsh reality sets in: the opportunities to match their talent simply don’t exist. While Dimapur is often referred to as the commercial hub of the state, this status has yet to translate into meaningful employment and career development. The city's youth, despite their potential, are caught in a silent struggle—one where their talents are underutilized, underpaid, or sadly, unnoticed. A Generation in Limbo For most young people, the path after graduation feels like a dead end. Government jobs are few, the private sector is small, and industries are nearly non-existent. The most common job avenues include retail shops, courier services, hospitality, or migrating to metro cities in search of better opportunities. Many end up doing jobs far below their qualifications a...

  25th June 2025 | Zunheboto – Nagaland’s Minister for Health and Family Welfare, P. Paiwang Konyak, has expressed concern over delays in government development projects due to land donations being tied with conditions. The Minister made the remarks during his visit to the recently upgraded Community Health Centre (CHC) at Satakha in Zunheboto district on June 24th. The visit was part of the second phase of his statewide tour under the Viksit Nagaland for Viksit Bharat initiative. After inspecting the CHC facilities, Minister Konyak emphasized that conditional land donations have become a major obstacle in the timely implementation of public welfare projects. He appealed to landowners to come forward and donate land for hospitals and other development initiatives as an act of humanity and selflessness. “Health infrastructure is critical to community well-being. We must rise above personal interests for the greater good,” he stated. The Minister also appreciated the ongoing developm...

A CCTV footage has captured a theft incident at a medical establishment in Dimapur. If you can help identify the suspect, you could receive a ₹50,000 cash reward. 📞 Call: 9077727777, 9077747777 Faith Hospital Dimapur  📌 All information will be kept strictly confidential. 📌 Reward will be issued only upon verification.

Dimapur, June 19:  One of Dimapur’s fluffiest citizens has gone missing — and he’s not just any cat. Meet Shasha, the grumpy-looking, royal Persian feline whose disappearance has sparked a citywide cat hunt with a whopping ₹50,000 reward for his safe return. With his light orange-and-white coat and majestic lion-like mane, Shasha isn’t just a pet — he’s a personality. Described by many as “a cat with attitude,” he was last seen near Dhobinala, close to Faith Hospital.  “We’re devastated. He’s our family member, and we just want him back. Please help us find him,” pleaded the owners, who are now offering ₹50,000 as a reward to anyone who finds him or helps reunite him with his family. Shasha is 2 years and 7 months old and may be frightened or hiding. The public is urged to keep an eye out, especially around building corners, parked vehicles, and cozy hideouts cats love. If spotted or found, contact immediately : 📞 +91 9366814841 📞 +91 7085223125 In the meantime, social media...