Systemic Pessimism
During the panel discussion’s Q&A session, a delegate raised this concern in relation to employment, self-reliance, and enterprise, which were key topics of the conference. This question struck a chord…
Education key to Naga confidence and progress: Kikon
Nagaland legislator and Naga People’s Front (NPF) leader Achumbemo Kikon on Tuesday called for greater emphasis on education, unity and adaptability, asserting that confidence rooted in learning was key for…
Western Naga Youth Front Appeals to Authorities for Preventive Measures Amid Rising Crime in Dimapur
The Western Naga Youth Front has appealed to the Director General of Police, the Commissioner of Police Dimapur, the Superintendent of Police Dimapur, and the Chairman of the Ceasefire Monitoring…
Advent Hope and the Naga Future – A Reflection on History, Responsibility and Common Belonging | FNR
The Season of Advent, in the Christian liturgical calendar, announces hope in the inbreaking of God into human history. It is a season of anticipation, of waiting for the divine…
Azi Rudy releases ‘Tring Tring – Marks of War’, a musical tribute to Naga heritage
A new music video titled “Tring Tring – Marks of War”, performed by Azi Rudy, has been released on YouTube, presenting a musical tribute rooted in Naga heritage. The project…
Misplaced Pride: Rethinking Our Attitude Toward Culture and Commerce
Our pride should not be limited to cultural symbols alone. It should extend to the products we create, the services we provide, and the stories we tell in our communities.…
Zonal Director of ICCR documents Ao Naga culture during visit to Mopungchuket
Zonal Director of the Indian Council for Cultural Relations for the North East Zone, Dr N Munish Singh, is on a two day visit to Mopungchuket village under Mokokchung district…
Preserving Naga Culture in a Changing World
Even while embracing modern tools, it is only through conscious commitment that authentic Naga culture can endure amid change.
EKU appeals to governments, Naga groups over civilian safety on Indo–Myanmar Border
The Eastern Konyak Union (EKU), representing Konyak villages along the India–Myanmar frontier, has made a fresh plea to government authorities, Naga political groups, and civil society, highlighting what it described…
“Please be realistic” … Swaraj Kaushal had told NSCN-IM leader Muivah | Nirendra Dev
Swaraj Kaushal is no more. He handled Naga peace talks as the first interlocutor in 1998-99 when Atal Bihari Vajpayee was the Prime Minister.