Nagaland BJP chief Benjamin Yepthomi had directed party functionaries to conduct various programs, including tree plantation on May 4 and cleanliness drives in church compounds on May 11, to commemorate Mookerjee's death anniversary, slated for June 23.

Experts point to a multi-pronged crisis like climate change, deforestation, and unsustainable water management practices are all significant contributors. 

State Election Commissioner TJ Longkumer announced that polls for the state's three municipal councils and 36 town councils are scheduled for June 26.

The shutdown, initiated by the DCCI on Friday, aimed to highlight the perceived government inaction in safeguarding businesses in Dimapur, the state's commercial hub. 

The CNCI said that banks, educational institutions, government offices, and hospitals have been kept outside the purview of the shutdown. 

The organisations on the other hand, have pledged protection to individuals, including elected members and government servants, who voluntarily abstain from voting in adherence to the ENPO Resolution.

BJP President JP Nadda on Saturday said that PM Modi has a vision to make the country's northeastern region a gateway to South Asia and East Asia, thereby increasing engagement in the trade and tourism sectors in the region.

The vibrant spectacle began in late January when the sunflowers burst into bloom, captivating a local resident who shared pictures on social media.

Following an extensive closed-door coordination meeting with 20 MLAs and various other organisations in Tuensang on Thursday, ENPO leaders again announced their intention to boycott the state parliamentary elections scheduled for April 19.

A notification issued by the MHA specified that AFSPA would remain in force for the next six months in Dimapur, Niuland, Chumoukedima, Mon, Kiphire, Noklak, Phek, and Peren districts of Nagaland.

Interacting with media persons after submitting his papers for the April 19 Lok Sabha poll in the state, Dr Murry said he is confident of winning the election.

A total of 20 legislators and an MP are camping at New Delhi awaiting an appointment with Union Home Minister Amit Shah and the officials of Ministry of Home Affairs to discuss the issue relating to Frontier Nagaland Territory (FNT).