Invest in Nagaland
Where Culture, Talent,
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Nagaland’s moderate climate, with temperatures ranging from 0°C to 40°C and annual rainfall of 1,800–2,500 mm, supports diverse agriculture and agribusiness. Temperatures vary by elevation (100m–3,000m), averaging 8°C–24°C in higher areas and 11°C–30°C in lower regions.

​Nagaland, with a population of approximately 2 million, boasts a predominantly young and educated populace, with a literacy rate of 79.6%, surpassing the national average of 73% . Additionally, Nagaland is recognized as one of the safest states for women in India, with the lowest incidence of crimes against women.

Nagaland invests 16.1% of its budget in education (above India’s 14.8%), with 1,157 primary, 787 upper primary schools, 6 universities, and 71 colleges. Nagaland has NIT Nagaland, School of Engineering & Technology (SETAM), National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology (NIELIT), Nagaland Tool Room and Training Centre (NTTC) and 9 polytechnic institutes. Nagaland also has its own Medical College located in Kohima.

Nagaland’s infrastructure includes 1,670 km of National Highways (AH1 & AH2), 650 km of State Highways, and 28,039 km of rural roads, totaling 37,871 km (2019). Dimapur Airport connects to Delhi, Kolkata, Guwahati, Imphal, and Dibrugarh, with helipads in Zunheboto, Wokha, and Kohima. Rail connectivity is expanding with the Dhansiri–Zubza railway line, linking Dimapur to Kohima for the first time and integrating the state capital into the national rail network

Nagaland has a solar potential of 7,920 MWp and a total renewable energy capacity of 110.84 MW, including hydro and solar sources. The state promotes green energy, organic farming, and eco-friendly industries, attracting investment in sustainability. The Nagaland Renewable Energy Development Agency (NREDA), promotes solar rooftops, street lights, water pumps, and off-grid systems. Khonoma, India’s first green village, showcases this commitment through conservation and sustainable tourism.