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12/04/2026

ILP Checking Drive Intensified

Following the Assembly elections in the neighbouring state of Assam and the bye-election in Mokokchung, the Police intensified Inner Line Permit (ILP) checking across districts to regulate movement of people and ensure strict compliance with ILP regulations.

During the drive, a total of 777 ILPs were checked across six districts sharing borders with Assam on 10th April 2026. 436 ILP defaulters were detected. The drive continued on 11th April 2026, where in 1217 ILPs were checked and 208 defaulters were detected. Action has been taken against the defaulters as per law and the cases were forwarded to district administration for necessary action.

The intensified checking was undertaken as a post-poll preventive measure to regulate the illegal movement of non-indigenous persons and to maintain law and order.

District Police units have been directed to continue regular ILP checks in coordination with the district administration to ensure full compliance with ILP provisions.

(Nagaland Police Press Release)

12/04/2026

11/04/2026

The extension of the Centre of Excellence for Industry 4 0 Srujan was inaugurated under the CSR initiative of Bharat Forge Ltd with technical support from Simusoft Technology

10/04/2026

| The extension of the Centre of Excellence for Industry 4.0, “Srujan,” was inaugurated under the CSR initiative of Bharat Forge Ltd., with technical support from Simusoft Technology.

The extension of the Centre of Excellence for Industry 4.0, “Srujan,” was inaugurated under the CSR initiative of Bharat Forge Ltd., with technical support from Simusoft Technology.

09/04/2026

Society for the Presentation of Sumi Language Opposes New Bible Translation, Seeks Recall

Dimapur, April 9, 2026
A press conference was organized today by the Society for the Presentation of Sumi Language to present concerns related to the Sumi language, with particular focus on the latest translation of the Sumi Bible.
Addressing the media, representatives strongly opposed the new translation, alleging serious inaccuracies, including the addition and omission of certain portions of Scripture. They emphasized that God’s Word must be translated faithfully and without distortion.
The Sumi community, they said, stands united in expressing deep concern and disappointment over the revised version. The Sumi Bible, first translated in 1928, has undergone more than ten revisions; however, such a level of dissatisfaction has never been witnessed before.
They further stated that on July 12, 2024, Sumi Hoho along with other Sumi bodies, in the presence of the Sumi Bible Translation Committee, had agreed that the Bible would be revised and republished. Despite this, they alleged that the same errors remain and no proper corrections have been made.
During the press conference, the organization also appealed to the Bible Society of India to immediately recall all copies of the latest translation and halt any further publication.
They warned that failure to comply with these demands would leave them with no option but to take legal action.
Reaffirming their stand, the organization declared that the new translation will not be accepted or recognized as official unless it is thoroughly corrected.

09/04/2026

| Society for the Presentation of Sumi Language Opposes New Bible Translation, Seeks Recall.

08/04/2026

Assam Election Fever: Dimapur Railway Station Packed with Passengers.

Video Credit | Rimjim Doley.

08/04/2026

Nagaland | Just a day ahead of the by-election in the 28-Koridang Assembly Constituency, serious concerns have emerged over reports of unidentified persons posing as security personnel in parts of Mokokchung district, Nagaland.

The National People's Party has formally lodged a complaint with the Election Commission of India, alleging that such individuals have been spotted in villages including Chungtia, Longkhum, and Mangmetong.

According to the party, these persons are reportedly impersonating personnel of the India Reserve Battalion (IRB), creating fear among villagers, restricting movement, and potentially attempting to influence voter participation. The party has termed the situation a serious threat to the conduct of free and fair elections.

In its representation, the party has urged the Election Commission to immediately verify the identity of all deployed security personnel, remove any unauthorised individuals, and deploy Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) to ensure neutrality and security during the polling process.

The party has also appealed to the Nagaland Police to conduct strict verification of personnel on the ground and take firm legal action against anyone found impersonating security forces.

Further, it has called for enhanced monitoring mechanisms to ensure that no voter is intimidated or prevented from exercising their democratic right.
With polling scheduled for April 9, the developments have heightened concerns, placing responsibility on the authorities to act swiftly and ensure a peaceful, transparent, and credible electoral process.

07/04/2026

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06/04/2026

Police Enforce 48-Hour Silent Period at Borders from April 7, 5 PM.

06/04/2026

PM Narendra Modi Makes Brief Stop in Dimapur While En Route to Dibrugarh Rally

Prime Minister Narendra Modi briefly transited through Dimapur today as part of his campaign schedule for the upcoming Assam elections.

According to official sources, the Prime Minister arrived from Hojai in Assam and made a short halt at Dimapur Airport before continuing his journey to Dibrugarh, where he is scheduled to address a major election rally.

Security arrangements were heightened in and around the airport area, with strict monitoring along NH-29 to ensure smooth movement during his transit. Party leaders and supporters were also present at the airport to receive the Prime Minister during his brief stopover.