Kohima, Dec. 11 : The proposed airport at Chiethu is all set to create a difference to the lives of many people in Kohima, which is today the only State capital in the country without an airport.

The proposed airport will provide fast connectivity to the people here.

As per the project report, a runway of about 2.2 kilometers in length is being proposed at a cost of about Rs. 700 crores which includes other aspects of the complete project.

Located 15 kms away from Nagaland State Secretariat, Chiethu will soon become an important link for the people of Nagaland with the upcoming airport.

Kohima, Nov. 20 : Celebrated to respect the womenfolk for their contribution in sustaining the family, the Chaga Gadi was held recently at The Heritage in Kohima.

It is an annual post harvest festival, which is described to be among the most awaited festivals of the Liangmei Nagas.

There are folk songs and dances as well as traditional sports such as long jump and shot put that are centre of attention during the festival. It brings an occasion of merry making, which provides every Liangmei Naga an opportunity to develop peaceful cordial relationship with their other Liangmei Nagas.

Kohima, Nov 4 : Entrepreneurship in Nagaland is increasingly becoming a difficult job. Militants in the state are threatening them with kidnap, ransom and even murder.

Recently, the businessmen in Nagaland’s Dimapur took out a rally against the killing of a local entrepreneur after abducting him.

Shopkeepers and the business community in the state has requested the Union Home Ministry to deploy more forces to stop the killings and for the smooth functioning of entrepreneurship in Nagaland.

Kohima, Oct. 14 : In an initiative to offer a good transportation service to general public, Nagaland Transport Department is phasing out the buses plying in bad condition from the State capital.

Painted in blue and white colours, these mini buses have been the backbone of Nagaland Transportation service for a long time. And, the latest step has been taken for the first time to upgrade the most popular means of transportation in the state.

Kohima, Oct 4 : After having suffered for three generations in the mire of under development and violence, the new generation of Nagas in Nagaland want a better life.

Some of the youth organizations in the state are taking initiatives to bring about lasting solution in Nagaland, which has witnessed intra tribal killings in recent months.

Kohima, Sept 26 : The urge for peace is very strong amongst the people of Nagaland, which is demonstrated in the ‘Peace Day’ celebrations, held on September 6.

In the first week of September, Nagaland celebrated the 45th anniversary of the historic peace agreement between the Central Government and the Nagas on September
6, 1964, which for the first time set the state on the path of normalcy.

Nagaland Baptist Church had played a major role in bringing the historic reconciliation.