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Kohima power shutdown Saturday to hit Secretariat, Thizama

Eight Kohima areas, including the Secretariat and Thizama Village, will be without power from noon to 4 pm on 7 November for vegetation clearing.

By Aloto Naga
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Graphic on the Kohima power shutdown from 12 noon to 4 pm on 7 November 2026, listing the eight affected areas
Eight areas of Kohima will be without power from 12 noon to 4 pm on Saturday, 7 November, for vegetation clearing along two 11 kV feeders. (Graphic: Nagaland.News)

KOHIMA – Power supply to eight areas of Kohima, including the Secretariat Area and the Assembly Complex, will be shut down from 12 noon to 4 pm on Saturday, 7 November, the Department of Power has announced.

The Kohima power shutdown is needed for vegetation clearing along the 11 kV Thizama and 11 kV Secretariat feeders, work that the department said is being carried out “for line maintenance and to ensure power supply stability”.

The notice was issued by the Sub-Divisional Officer, Electrical Sub-Division No. I, Kohima, in a press release dated 6 November 2026.

Areas affected

The following areas will be without power during the shutdown:

  • Phezoucha
  • Parts of Meriema
  • Lower Bayavu
  • Secretariat Area
  • CMRC
  • Assembly Complex
  • 4th NAP Camp
  • Thizama Village

“All consumers in the affected areas are therefore requested to extend cooperation and bear with the inconvenience during the shutdown period,” the release said. Also Read Nagaland sets state-wide mass social work for Nov. 13

A copy of the notice, No. KES/G-11/887-88, has also been sent to the Executive Engineer, Kohima Electrical Division.

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Aloto Naga

Aloto Naga is an Indian journalist and digital media entrepreneur based in Dimapur, Nagaland. He is the founder, editor and publisher of Nagaland.News (formerly Nagaland News Today), a digital publication covering breaking news, politics, education and community developments across Nagaland and Northeast India.

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