A Report to the Naga People From the FNR
The Forum for Naga Reconciliation (FNR) was born on 26 March 2008, at a time when our land was drenched in tears and mourning. Those were years of fear and…
Misplaced Priorities: When a Christian state forgets its calling; A people ready, leaders not!
The revival showed what is possible when people gather in genuine faith. It also revealed how desperately our people hunger for spiritual meaning in a state where both government and…
FNR Issues Statement of Gratitude to the Naga People
With deep reverence and gratitude, the Forum for Naga Reconciliation (FNR) extend this message to the Naga people, whose unwavering spirit and collective commitment has been made central to the…
A Society Defined by Its People
It is not the geography, and certainly not the topography, that is to blame for Mokokchung falling behind the rest of the world in every conceivable metric. Perhaps, it is…
Are the Naga People Amid an Identity Crisis?
The Naga people frequently discuss returning “back to the roots.” However, this journey often leads us to confront an inevitable “Tribalism.” This tribal instinct tends to emerge at unnecessary times,…