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In a proactive move towards environmental conservation, kohima's Deputy Commissioner B Henok Buchem has firmly reiterated the prohibition of single-use plastics in all district villages. This initiative aligns with the Supreme Court's mandate and the revised Plastic Waste Management Rules. Residents are strongly encouraged to embrace this ban to protect the ecosystem from plastic waste.

Heads up, Nagaland! The State Disaster Management Authority is issuing a stern warning as severe weather looms with thunderstorms, intense lightning, and heavy rain forecasted until Monday. The districts of Peren, Dimapur, kohima, Wokha, and Mokokchung are especially at risk, with wind gusts potentially hitting 30-40 km/h.

In light of the recent turmoil in Manipur, Nagaland Police are calling on citizens to stay alert and foster tranquility within the community. They emphasize the importance of refraining from sharing unchecked information or rumors online that may lead to unrest. Residents are encouraged to use judgment in their communications, aiming to preserve the peace and unity of the state.

In a decisive move against drug trafficking, authorities in kohima, Nagaland, have eradicated narcotics and psychotropic substances worth over Rs 36.57 crore. This operation saw the obliteration of 8kg of heroin, 31kg of opium, and a staggering 370kg of ganja, among other drugs.

In a recent update, Nagaland’s tourism officials briefed Governor Nand Kishore Yadav on their latest developments and strategic plans. Emphasizing eco-tourism, cultural immersion, and community-focused projects, the aim is to elevate the state’s profile in the travel industry. The meeting also highlighted significant successes and ongoing hurdles that need to be addressed.

In a visionary move, Nagaland's Governor Nand Kishore Yadav held a crucial meeting in kohima to evaluate the state of school education. He spotlighted the need for actionable strategies aimed at elevating student learning outcomes, bolstering educational governance, and refining the delivery of programs.

In an exciting development for the coffee industry in Nagaland, Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia and Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio have unveiled a groundbreaking initiative worth Rs 44.06 crore. This project aims to revolutionize the state's coffee value chain by introducing state-of-the-art nurseries and advanced post-harvest facilities, coupled with a brand promotion campaign for 'Coffees of Nagaland'.

In a vibrant display of solidarity, the Nagaland Red Cross Society commemorated World Red Cross Day with a spirited 'Walk for Humanity' in kohima. This remarkable event drew volunteers and officials alike, uniting them under the banner of compassion amidst the challenges of a fractured world.

In a dazzling display of community spirit, Akashvani kohima marked 90 years of broadcasting in India with an exhilarating marathon, uniting 180 students from six local schools. The event, launched by kohima DC B Henok Buchem, celebrated the rich tapestry of voices and stories that resonate across the nation.

In a significant political milestone, Doachier I Imchen has officially joined the ranks of the 14th Nagaland Legislative Assembly, after being sworn in as the newly elected BJP MLA for the Koridang constituency.

In a bold stand for their rights, Naga students are calling for immediate accountability from the managing director of NISCE and his associates, citing allegations of fraud and financial misconduct. The students, who diligently paid their full tuition fees, have been left in the lurch with no access to the promised coaching services after several centers abruptly shut down.

Nagaland grapples with stark income inequality, reflected in its Gini coefficient of 0.46. In rural communities, this figure sits at 0.42, while urban locales are marginally higher at 0.44. Longleng district stands out with a striking 0.492, indicating pronounced disparity, whereas Phek shines as the most equitable area, boasting a Gini of 0.366.

Heavy rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds are forecast across eastern and northeastern India from April 29 to May 5, potentially disrupting travel to West Bengal, Sikkim, and the Northeast. Other regions will experience varied weather, including rain in the Himalayas, thunderstorms in central India, and heat waves in Rajasthan and Vidarbha.

The Athletics Integrity Unit has moved India from 'Category B' to 'Category A' due to a consistently high number of doping violations. This reclassification subjects Indian athletes to more stringent anti-doping rules and global distrust. Experts are calling for a complete overhaul of NADA India's operations to address the escalating doping crisis.

At Lok Bhavan in kohima, Rajasthan Day was an event filled with royal celebration, as Governor Nand Kishore Yadav commemorated the storied heritage of Rajasthan, proudly dubbed the "Land of Kings." He emphasized the profound courage, dignity, and regal history that resonate with the people of Nagaland, showcasing the shared values and resilience of both states.

Indian banks are open this Saturday, April 18, 2026, as it's the third Saturday of the month. Customers can visit branches for routine services, while digital banking remains fully operational. Note that locker access and high-value transactions still require an in-person visit. This follows the RBI's holiday structure where only second and fourth Saturdays are typically closed.

In a dramatic turn of events, the NPP has raised alarms over potential chaos in the Koridang by-election, asserting that imposters posing as IRB personnel are threatening voters in crucial locations.

In a passionate appeal, Nagaland's only Lok Sabha MP, S Supongmeren Jamir, called on the Central Government to upgrade kohima Medical College into a prestigious central institute, comparable to recognized institutions like AIIMS or RIMS.