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The National Testing Agency has introduced four new exam cities in the North-Eastern region for the UGC NET June 2026 examination. This move addresses limited centre availability. Candidates can update their choices during the application correction window, which closes on May 28, 2026. The exam is scheduled from June 22 to June 30.

A groundbreaking study by nagaland university emphasizes the potential of biochar, derived from agricultural waste, as an economical remedy for the pressing challenges of water scarcity and soil erosion in mountainous landscapes. This environmentally friendly solution acts as a sponge, enhancing soil moisture retention, improving crop productivity, and minimizing the need for synthetic fertilizers.

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.

nagaland university proudly presents innovative four-year undergraduate science programs at its state-of-the-art Multi-Disciplinary Research Centre. With a unique design that allows students the flexibility to enter or exit at various stages, they can accumulate certificates, diplomas, and bachelor's degrees—or even pursue a bachelor’s with a research focus, paving the way towards potential PhD opportunities.

nagaland university has launched admissions for new four-year undergraduate science programmes at its MDRC, aligned with NEP 2020. Starting April 27, the courses offer flexible entry-exit options, multidisciplinary learning, and a research track. With limited seats, the programmes aim to build strong academic foundations while enhancing employability and pathways to advanced studies.

Microplastics have been detected in the sediments of Odisha's Brahmani river within the Bhitarkanika wildlife sanctuary, posing risks to its sensitive ecosystem. Scientists found these particles, often carrying toxic heavy metals, at all sampling sites, highlighting the vulnerability of mangroves, fish, and wildlife to pollution.

Punjab and Sind Bank's recruitment for 1,000 Local Bank Officer posts closes today, April 20, 2026. Applicants need a graduation degree and 18 months of banking experience. The selection involves a written exam, interview, and local language test. Successful candidates will earn between Rs 48,480 and Rs 85,920, with additional benefits.

Amidst a backdrop of cultural pride, students from nagaland university chose to abstain from singing the national anthem Vande Mataram during their convocation, igniting a heated discussion. The Naga Students' Federation, backed by various political and religious organizations, argues that enforcing this tradition disregards local cultural and religious beliefs.

In an inspiring move towards global collaboration, nagaland university's School of Engineering & Technology hosted Zikrul Hasan Fahad, the Assistant High Commissioner of Bangladesh. The dialogue centered on joint research initiatives in science and technology aimed at addressing pressing environmental and developmental challenges in the region.

nagaland university has inaugurated a cancer research laboratory at its Lumami campus, a significant step towards addressing the region's rising cancer burden. Vice-Chancellor Prof. Jagadish Kumar Patnaik emphasized the need for research and exploring traditional healing practices. The lab aims to bolster scientific advancement and potentially identify indigenous remedies for cancer.

Teachers and students of nagaland university on Wednesday staged anti-CAA demonstrations at its four campuses in Kohima, Dimapur and Zunheboto districts of the state.

National Handloom day was celebrated at the nagaland university in Medziphema on Monday.

President Pranab Mukherjee, who is a 'visitor' of nagaland university (NU), will pay a two-day visit to the varsity's Kohima and Lumami campuses from May 14.

nagaland university research reveals alarming water quality degradation in rivers feeding Manipur's Loktak Lake, a vital Ramsar site. Land use changes, including agriculture and shifting cultivation, are polluting the ecosystem, threatening biodiversity and local livelihoods. Urgent community-based land management and sustainable practices are crucial for its restoration.