Green house effect behind climate change
GUWAHATI - Pre-monsoon maximum (day) and minimum (night) temperatures, during the current month, are on the rise in several places of the NE region this time. These places have recorded above normal maximum
Kohima (D)
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Nagaland Church vouches for environmental protection
Kohima, Feb 10: The Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC), in its 74th Annual Session at Rotomi Baptist Church under Zunheboto district of Nagaland recently, has reaffirmed their resolution to join hands with the community leaders and Government Departments for the protection of the environment. According to NBCC sources here today, the Church organisation has resolved in its 74th Session that
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Rail project completion in Nagaland by 2015
DIMAPUR, Feb 8
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Nagalands wildlife being eaten to extinction
KOHIMA, Jan 6: Wild animal meat may be a delicacy for many Nagas, but the trend is slowly eating Nagaland
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Foreign experts to attend agri fest
Kohima, Dec.
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Council to rid Kohima of dogs and pigs
The Kohima Municipal Council wishes to make Kohima free of pigs and dogs as a massive drive for cleanliness and beautification of the town began today. Er. Y.
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Nagaland begins quest for biodiversity safeguards
Kohima, Oct 21: The first phase of public consultations for the districts of Phek, Dimapur, Peren and Kohima on the drafted Nagaland Biodiversity Rules (NBR) 2010 was held today here at Deputy Commissioner (DC) Conference Hall, Kohima.
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Nagaland talks tourism, but concrete action sought
Kohima, Sept 28: Nagaland today observed World Tourism Day under the theme
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Nagaland farmers worried by rodent invasion
KOHIMA, Sept 19
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Experts debate on water
Kohima, Sept. 8: The department of geology and mining today conducted a seminar on artificial recharge to groundwater through rainwater harvesting, in Dimapur. Regional director, Central Ground Water Board for Northeast region, G.C.
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Nagaland launches 5-year TB drive
Kohima, Aug. 29: The Nagaland government has launched a five year TB programme civil society initiative to strengthen TB care and control in the country. Nagaland has been continuously achieving the national target of 70 per cent new smear positive case detention and achieved a success rate of 85 per cent treatment.