FNR clarifies non-involvement in May 14 Common Platform event
The Forum for Naga Reconciliation (FNR) on Saturday clarified that it is not organizing the “Common Platform for Resolving Indo-Naga Political Issue” scheduled to be held on May 14 at…
GPRN/NSCN (Kitovi) calls for unity in Naga movement, reaffirms Agreed Position
The GPRN/NSCN, under the leadership of N Kitovi Zhimomi and Maj (Retd) RM Lotha, has reiterated its stance of unity and inclusivity within the Naga movement. The leadership emphasized that…
Preserving the Naga Log-Drum Heritage
Among the many remarkable cultural treasures of the Naga people, the log-drum holds a place of rare reverence—especially among the Ao Nagas, who once regarded it as a “living deity”…
ENPO resolves to avoid Naga Political Groups’ invitations
The Eastern Nagaland Peoples’ Organisation (ENPO) has resolved not to entertain invitations from any Naga political groups, reinforcing its commitment to the principle of “Unity first, Solution second” in the…
Naga Army warns peace process at ‘brink of collapse’
The Naga Army of the NSCN has claimed that the recent clash in Assam between its cadres and Indian security forces has “once again pushed the hard-earned Indo-Naga peace process…
Cultivating a Scientific Mindset for Naga Society
For any society aspiring toward progress and self-reliance, science is not a luxury – it is a necessity. In Nagaland, where tradition and modernity often walk side by side, promoting…
The Danger of Losing Agricultural Heritage
Traditional Naga festivals, such as Moatsü and Tsüngremmung, have long been the cornerstone of Ao Naga culture, deeply rooted in agriculture. Moatsü marks the completion of sowing seeds, while Tsüngremmung…
Naga civil society submits memorandum to PM Modi over “systematic repression”
A group of Naga civil society organizations has submitted a memorandum to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, expressing “deep concern over the systematic repression of Indigenous Naga civil society leaders by…
47 years without review: Five Naga tribes serve 30-Day ultimatum over job reservation policy
Representatives of five major Naga tribes—Angami, Ao, Lotha, Rengma, and Sumi—have issued a 30-day ultimatum to the Nagaland government, accusing it of neglecting their demand for a comprehensive review of…
Amid rising crimes against women, Western Naga Youth Front slams government inaction
The Western Naga Youth Front (WNYF) convened a consultative meeting on April 24 at the Diphupar Village Council Hall, attended by representatives from DAYO, RYOD, DNYO, ZYOD, WCYO, DENSU, and…