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Inside Nagaland’s growing floriculture: Flower Haven

For Vike Livi, a flower grower from Mima village, gardening has been a lifelong passion that began in her childhood where she still remembers the excitement in tending to her plants as a primary school student. “Back then, gardening

BY / Saturday, 30 May, 2026

Inside Nagaland’s growing floriculture: Flourish_flower_co

“My journey as a flower grower and seller began with a deep love for nature and the simple joy that flowers brings into people’s life,” says Khevo Yhokha, founder of Flourish_flower_co. In 2019, Yhokha turned her passion for gardening

BY / Thursday, 28 May, 2026

From Bihar to Nagaland: Why traditional earthen pots still matter

The recent media tour for media persons from Nagaland, organized by the Press Information Bureau (PIB) Kohima to Bihar offered more than just exposure, as it provided a meaningful reflection on how tradition and livelihood can go hand in

BY / Friday, 8 May, 2026

Together, let us empower our Nari Shakti!

Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of India   In the coming days, India will be immersed in a festive season, with celebrations taking place across the length and breadth of the nation. The people of Assam will mark Rongali Bihu

BY / Thursday, 9 April, 2026

Makeup should enhance, not mask: Glam Artiste Asen Oungh Jamir

“Makeup is more than just products or techniques,  it’s a form of storytelling through transformation. It’s the quiet confidence someone feels when they look in the mirror, it’s intentional and emotional yet powerful,” says Asen Oungh Jamir, founder of

BY / Thursday, 12 February, 2026

From yarn to purpose: The untold story of a self-taught crochet artist from Nagaland

At just 26, Lovitoli B Awomi, a fibre artist from the picturesque village of Tsutoho under Satoi Circle in Zunheboto district, has stitched together a story of resilience, creativity, and purpose—one yarn at a time. Raised in a humble

BY / Wednesday, 28 January, 2026

Humanity beyond borders: The Red Cross story in Noklak

Noklak, which is located at the eastern most part of Nagaland shares Indo- Myanmar border. While the place enjoys a scenic beauty, rich cultural heritage and biodiversity, the other aspect of life struggles to catch up the basic necessities.

BY / Friday, 12 December, 2025
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