Nagaland: Jamir’s Village Draws Line Against NSCN (I-M)
“Who are you? Where were you? What have you done?” Ungma Senso Mongdang asks NSCN (I-M) leaders, invoking the village’s ...
Read moreDetails“Who are you? Where were you? What have you done?” Ungma Senso Mongdang asks NSCN (I-M) leaders, invoking the village’s ...
Read moreDetailsThe Nagaland Tribes Council has expanded the controversy into a wider challenge to the current Naga peace process, questioning the ...
Read moreDetailsNSCN (I-M) leader V.S. Atem has urged Nagas to stand together amid the Manipur conflict, while former Chief Minister S.C. ...
Read moreDetailsA fresh battle over who has the right to speak for the Nagas has erupted after Ao organisations challenged remarks ...
Read moreDetailsS.C. Jamir’s remarks have brought the historical fault lines within the Naga movement back into focus, particularly over the role ...
Read moreDetailsThe unresolved killings are deepening a sense of impunity in Manipur, where condemnations and FIRs have repeatedly failed to produce ...
Read moreDetailsThe Kuki-Zo Council has accused the NSCN-IM and ZUF-K of involvement in the latest killings and called on the Centre ...
Read moreDetailsHaokip alleged that NSCN-IM and ZUF-Kamsong cadres had killed nearly two dozen Kuki-Zo civilians in recent months and accused authorities ...
Read moreDetailsKuki groups warned of an indefinite total shutdown if the government fails to act, while the Kaimai Village Authority appealed ...
Read moreDetailsKuki Inpi JTN has demanded an NIA probe into the attacks and given the government 24 hours to act, announcing ...
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