Kohima, Jan 26: Marking the 77th Republic Day, Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio on Sunday launched MARCOFED’s e-commerce platform NagaBazaar at the Secretariat Complex in Kohima.
The digital marketplace, accessible at www.nagabazaar.com, is envisioned as a scalable and inclusive platform aimed at promoting cooperative-led growth, ensuring fair pricing and strengthening supply chains across the state. The launch symbolised the spirit of Atmanirbhar Bharat and national progress through technology-driven self-reliance.
Officials said NagaBazaar has been designed to bridge gaps in traditional retail by leveraging modern digital tools, while championing homegrown products and local producers. The platform seeks to provide wider market access to cooperatives, farmers, artisans and entrepreneurs, thereby contributing to Nagaland’s evolving digital economy.
At present, delivery services through the platform are available in Dimapur and Chümoukedima, with plans to expand coverage in phases. NagaBazaar offers a wide range of quality goods curated to meet consumer needs while creating value-driven segments for customers.
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Describing NagaBazaar as more than just an online shopping portal, MARCOFED stated that the initiative blends traditional commerce with convenience, aiming to build a vibrant, connected and inclusive marketplace for the people of Nagaland.
The launch on Republic Day underscored the state government’s commitment to innovation, cooperative empowerment and sustainable economic development through digital platforms.
