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you, Karma Paljor Editor-in-chief, eastmojo.com_ FREE READ The group had demanded the immediate requisition of 147 Assistant Professors and Librarian posts to the Nagaland Public Service

Commission (NPSC) Combined Educational Services Examination (CESE). The damaged pipeline, which originates from the Jotsoma reserve forest area, burst due to aging infrastructure and an

increase in water flow volume. The discussion followed up on commitments made by the Union Minister during his visits to Nagaland in October 2024 and April 2025. Comprising representatives

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It was noted that no confirmed COVID-19 cases have been reported in the state so far this year. ------------------------- NORTHEAST NEWS