According to official sources the meeting dwelt on the new scheme of providing solar power plant to Government offices in the state capital. Chief Secretary Lalthara opined that such new schemes needed to be demonstrated and government department must work out the financial position for availing such projects.
Kohima: The Pangti Village Council (PVC) under Wokha district of Nagaland has declared a herd of wild elephants that has made the village its home as an asset of the village.
The NEDF appealed to the state government to look into few important areas before finalising the climate plan.
Some of the points put forward by NEDF were before finalising the plan government must study the impacts of climate change and the latest updated information must be made available to the people.
DIMAPUR: Along with the rest of the world, Dimapur celebrated World Bamboo Day on Sunday at Nagaland Bamboo Development Agency. The occasion was graced by MLA & Advisor, NBDA, L Temjen Jamir as the chief guest.
Kohima: Gauhati High Court has issued notices to Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC), Central Government and Nagaland
Government to respond to a PIL, filed against the ONGC, following largescale crude oil spillage in Champang and Tssori villages of Wokha district.
KOHIMA: Gauhati High Court has issued notices to Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC), Central Government and Nagaland Government to respond to a PIL, filed against the ONGC, following large-scal
Stressing on correct and healthy life style to check the scourge of HIV/AIDS, Meyisangla also said that it is the responsibility of each and every citizen to spread HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention.
Nagaland Health and Family Welfare Minister Kuzholuzo Nienu has informed that due to unabated efforts by the Nagaland State AIDS Control Society (NSACS), Nagaland Legislators Forum of AIDS (LFA) and various NGOs, the present prevalence rate of HIV/AIDS has came down in the state.
A PIL, filed in Gauhati High Court representing Champang and Tssori villages of Nagaland, has sought Rs 1,000 crore as compensation following the damage caused allegedly due to unabated oil spillage by Oil and Natural Gas Commission (ONGC). The PIL filed yesterday held the ONGC and the Nagaland State Government responsible for the damage in the crude oil-rich swathes.
