Author: Aloto Naga

The Zunheboto District Court Road continues to remain in deplorable condition. This is four years after the court was inaugurated on March 26, 2022 by Justice Songkhupchung Serto of the Gauhati High Court. What was meant to be a proud moment for the district has instead turned into a daily struggle for residents, court staff, and visitors. The approach stretch from MS Paramount Gas Agency to the District Court has become nearly unmemorable, especially during the monsoon. Heavy rains have worsened the situation, leaving the road muddy, potholed, and dangerous for vehicles and pedestrians. “It’s been four years since the…

The Ungma Statement 2025 was declared on August 23 at Ungma Village, Nagaland. Leaders described this as a “Winning Day” for the Naga people. This landmark statement brought together leaders of Naga Political Groups (NPGs), Tribal Hohos, and the Forum for Naga Reconciliation (FNR) under the banner of the Council of Naga Cooperation and Relationship (CNCR). Hosted by the Ao Senden and welcomed by the Ungma Village Council, the event included a sacred genna Sungkhuṁ Shipang. The closure of the village gate on August 22 and 23 symbolised the community’s solemn commitment to unity and reconciliation. Call for Shared Political…

The District Administration of Zunheboto organized a Mass Awareness Campaign under the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan on August 23 at the Multi-Purpose Hall under the theme “Prevention is a Better Option.” Call for Prevention and Responsible Parenting Addressing the event, L. Chinglem Konyak, NCS, EAC (Hq) Zunheboto, expressed concern over the rising involvement of youth, especially students, in alcohol and drug abuse. He stressed that “Prevention is better than cure. Addiction not only harms health but also destroys social respect and relationships.” Konyak further urged parents to adopt stricter guidance in nurturing their children. “This generation is being spoiled by…

A directive dated August 22, 2025, has surfaced from the Federal Government of Nagaland (FGN) / Naga National Council (NNC) under the Razou Peyu office of Khulio Range, Khianmungan Region, addressed to government departments in Thonoknyu Block, Noklak district. The order instructed all departmental servants to remain at their posting places and attend duties with sincerity, warning that salaries could be withheld if employees were found absent without proper reason. The letter, issued by B. Pesing, Razou Peyu of Khulio Range, emphasized that NNC/FGN would conduct surprise checks and monitor attendance. It requested all government servants in the block to…

In Zunheboto, Nagaland, gas agencies such as MS Paramount, Tizu Gas Agency, and M/S Omni Gas Agency are vital in delivering Zunheboto LPG supply, offering clean, reliable cooking fuel to countless families. Despite hilly terrain and seasonal challenges, these agencies remain committed to providing safe and uninterrupted cooking clean fuel. MS Paramount Gas Agency — A Trusted Pillar Located in South Point Colony, MS Paramount has been an authorised Indane distributor since December 2009, under the dedicated leadership of Manager Tonoka. Renowned for its dependable Zunheboto LPG supply, the agency handles 4–5 LPG-filled deliveries monthly, each carrying 324–348 cylinders. In…

The Chümoukedima District Village Councils’ Association (CDVCA), representing all village councils in the district, has called for an urgent amendment of the Ceasefire Ground Rules (CFGR). The association voiced concerns over how these rules are being misused by underground groups. This misuse compromises law and order. Ceasefire Offices Becoming Criminal Shelters In a letter to the Ceasefire Monitoring Group (CFMG), the CDVCA stated that designated camps of factions under ceasefire agreements with the Government of India are often used as hideouts for criminals. Law enforcement is barred from entering these camps. Consequently, they turn into safe zones for unlawful activity…

A free one-day surgical camp in Zunheboto will be organized on August 25, 2025, at the District Hospital Zunheboto under the Chief Minister’s Mobile Operation Theatre (CM-MOT) initiative. The program, undertaken by Dr. Tseilhoutuo Rhutso, Hon’ble MLA, Government of Nagaland, along with a team of specialist doctors, aims to make healthcare more accessible to rural communities. Wide Range of Free Surgeries The CM-MOT camp will cover general surgeries, obstetrics & gynaecology, orthopaedics, dental, and ENT procedures. All treatments will be provided free of cost, except for eye and ear surgeries. Also Read Zunheboto International Youth Day Highlights HIV Awareness Healthcare Access…

The Naga Students Federation (NSF) has called for an emergency protest in Kohima on August 19, 2025, in opposition to the alleged candidature of non-indigenous students under the Nagaland State Quota for NEET 2025 admissions. The Federation, which serves as the apex students’ body of the Nagas, warned that such inclusion is a direct violation of the rights reserved for indigenous Naga candidates. According to the NSF, the Nagaland State Quota is exclusively meant for indigenous Naga students, protected under constitutional safeguards and state policies designed for Scheduled Tribes. Also Read Nagaland Boycott: Tribal Bodies Shun Govt Functions Over CoRRP NSF’s…

The Sümi Youth Organization (SYO) has issued an official notice against two Facebook users, identified by the usernames ‘Dorzen Ayemi’ and ‘Chishi Official’, for allegedly making divisive and derogatory remarks on social media related to the recently concluded Dr. T Ao Trophy match between Mon team and Niuland team. According to the SYO, the remarks have caused deep concern, being viewed as detrimental to unity and brotherhood among the people. Also Read Sümi Hoho Demands Action to Save Zunheboto Government College The organization referred to its Resolution No. 1, adopted on 5th August 2024 at Hotel Japfu, Kohima, which prohibits actions…

A one-day consumer rights and protection awareness program was organized at Zunheboto Government College by the Green Club Zunheboto, in collaboration with the Department of Legal Metrology and Consumer Protection, Nagaland. The resource person, Advocate Tovi Z. Yeptho, highlighted the various consumer rights under the Consumer Protection Act of 1986 and the amended Act of 2019. Addressing the students, he emphasized the importance of being alert, wise, and proactive in protecting consumers against exploitation. He also explained how consumers can approach the Consumer Court at the district, state, and national levels to seek justice. Also read Zunheboto International Youth Day Highlights…