The Silent Crisis: The Vanishing Voice of the Ao Tribe | Moajungshi Menon
To preserve Ao language is to preserve our identity, our dignity, culture and tradition. Let us not be the generation that allowed this treasure to fade away. Instead, let us…
Ao Lanur Telogjem calls on Chief Secretary
Ao Lanur Telongjem (ALT) officials from Mokokchung, Dimapur, Chumoukedima, Niuland, and Medziphema, led by Convener Imnaonen Pongen and Co-convener Tia Longchar, called on Nagaland Chief Secretary Sentiyanger at his official…
Ao Lanur Telungjem endorses Ungma Statement on Naga issue
The Ao Lanur Telungjem (ALT) has declared its support and solidarity with the Ungma Statement adopted on August 23, 2025, during the Forum for Naga Reconciliation (FNR) meeting under the…
A Rudimentary Exercise on Writing the Mongsen Ao Dialect | A Moalong Kichu
A) Addressing the Issue of ‘ü’: Mongsen Ao uses a,e, i, o, u, and ü as vowels. Therefore, ‘ü’ cannot be replaced with another vowel. However, using diacritical marks to…
Some takeaways from the 24th Edition of Dr. T Ao Trophy
The total prize money, including both team categories and individual comes to just around 10 lakhs, which is relatively low compared to the efforts and expenses the participating teams had…
A Silent August 15
It is now a foregone conclusion that the upcoming Independence Day celebrations on August 15 will witness an empty public gallery across the areas inhabited by the five tribes —…
Ao Senden reiterates five-tribe boycott of state events over reservation policy row
The Ao Senden has issued a directive reiterating the collective stance of the five tribes — Angami, Ao, Lotha, Rengma and Sumi — in opposing the State Government’s handling of…
APO, Lotha Hoho, AKM call to abstain from govt functions, including Independence Day
The apex tribal bodies of the Lotha and Angami communities and the Ao Kaketshir Mungdang (AKM) have issued separate directives to their constituent organizations, students, and the general public to…
Ao Naga community in Bengaluru celebrates Tsüngremmung
The Ao Naga community in Bengaluru celebrated the Tsüngremmung festival on August 2nd 2025, at United Theological College, Bengaluru, which was a vibrant display of cultural identity and unity. Co-hosted…
Ao students of Eastern Theological College host first-ever Tsüngremmung Festival in Jorhat
Ao students of Eastern Theological College host first-ever Tsüngremmung Festival in Jorhat