Dimapur Today

11/08/2026

🚨 SCAM ALERT — BE AWARE!

A new type of scam is being reported where scammers call you claiming that one of your own friends had taken a loan several years ago and has failed to repay it.

They may also send you WhatsApp messages, photographs, and other personal information about your friend, possibly obtained from social media.

⚠️ Be alert if you receive such a call. Do not share your personal information, OTPs, bank details, or make any payment without independently verifying the claim.

Scammers may use information available on social media to make their stories appear genuine.

Stay alert. Verify before you trust. Share this warning to help protect your friends and family.

11/08/2026

11/08/2026

He Raised Three Daughters. He Died Without Them by His Side.

Shivcharan Gupta, 74, a cloth merchant who had been living in an old age home in Sonipat, died recently. What makes his death particularly heartbreaking is that none of his three daughters attended his funeral.

Shivcharan and his late wife had spent their lives raising and educating their daughters, ensuring that they became self-reliant and settled in life. His daughters went on to build their own lives and careers, with two reportedly working as schoolteachers and living in different places, including Nepal, Uttar Pradesh and Mumbai.

After his wife passed away, Shivcharan continued to live at the old age home. He kept a mobile phone mainly to remain connected with his children.

According to the manager of the old age home, the family had been informed nearly 20 days before his death that Shivcharan's health was deteriorating. However, none of his daughters came to visit him. As his condition worsened, he reportedly stopped receiving responses to his calls.

When Shivcharan eventually died, the management contacted his daughters again. They were reportedly offered time to arrive before the final rites were performed.

But none of them came.

Instead, the eldest daughter reportedly transferred ₹5,100 online to cover the funeral expenses and requested that the final rites be shown to them through a video call.

The family initially asked the old age home to preserve Shivcharan's ashes. Later, however, they reportedly said they did not have time to collect them and asked the management to arrange for the immersion of the ashes in the Ganges.

The incident raises painful questions about family, responsibility and the meaning of success.

Parents spend decades making sacrifices for their children. They provide food, education, shelter and opportunities, often putting their own needs aside so that their children can have a better future.

But there comes a point in life when parents may need something far simpler than financial support—they need their children's presence.

A phone call can never completely replace sitting beside an ageing parent. Money can pay for a funeral, but it cannot replace a final embrace, a final conversation or the dignity of having one's children present in the last moments of life.

This story should not merely be used to judge one family. It should make all of us pause and reflect.

In the pursuit of careers, money and personal responsibilities, we must not forget the people who stood beside us when we had nothing.

Visit your parents. Call them. Spend time with them.

Because there may come a day when you finally have the time—but they are no longer there to receive it.

11/08/2026

Brother Arthur’s Testimony of Freedom from Life’s Bondages

His powerful testimony may answer many of the unresolved questions you have carried in your own life and remind you that true freedom is found in Jesus Christ.

Watch, listen, and be encouraged. ✝️

Video Courtesy: Spirit of Faith Church

10/08/2026

COLO MERO INSPIRES MGM COLLEGE STUDENTS
MGM College organised a special Spiritual Programme under the aegis of the Women Cell on 10 August , with the aim of nurturing faith, character, discipline, and value-based living among students. The programme was chaired by Ms. Sungjemyala, BA 5th Semester, Department of English. It commenced with an invocation by Ms. Imkumnaro Longkumer, Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, followed by a special song presented by Ms. Inavitoli Swu, BA 5th Semester, Department of Sociology.
The highlight of the programme was an inspiring Word of God shared by Mr. Colo Mero, Director of Life Ministries, Nagaland. Drawing from his personal experiences, Mr. Mero shared meaningful reflections on the importance of keeping God at the centre of everyday life. He encouraged the students to seek God’s guidance in their studies, decisions, relationships, and future aspirations. Emphasizing the importance of faith, discipline, character, and purpose, he reminded the students that true success is not measured merely by academic achievements or material accomplishments, but by the values one upholds, the character one develops, and the positive impact one makes in the lives of others.His personal experiences and heartfelt message provided the students with an opportunity to reflect on their responsibilities, choices, and future goals. The programme served as a meaningful reminder to the entire MGM College community of the importance of living a purposeful and value-based life. The programme concluded with the benediction by Ms. Vikedounuo, Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce. The event was a spiritually enriching and inspiring occasion for the students, faculty, and staff of MGM College.

10/08/2026

EMERGENCY LAND SALE

Land for Sale
• Full-size plot: ₹75/- per sq. ft.
• Plot: ₹80/- per sq. ft.

📞 For details, call: +91 8787868399

09/08/2026

During the relief distribution in Sivasagar, Assam, we had the opportunity to interact with Pastor Zachariah Munda, whose church was damaged by the recent floods.

His story reminded us that the impact of the floods goes far beyond what we see.

09/08/2026

What is the Solution .?

08/08/2026

Flood Situation at Burma Camp, Niu Colony – Lane 9

Following incessant rainfall last night, several areas of Burma Camp, including Niu Colony Lane 9, have been affected by flooding and waterlogging.

07/08/2026

Every item received through the Stand with Assam Charity Drive has been successfully distributed to flood-affected families in Sivasagar district, Assam.

We are grateful to every donor, supporter, and volunteer who stood with the affected families. Your generosity brought much-needed relief, hope, and compassion.