IMPHAL/UKHRUL: The Naga Humanitarian Aid Committee Manipur (NACM) organised a candlelight vigil at the western gate of Kangla in Imphal on Monday to mourn...

UKHRUL: Tensions over the proposed 11,000-MW Siang Upper Multipurpose Project (SUMP) intensified in Arunachal Pradesh’s Upper Siang district after villagers clashed with security personnel...

UKHRUL: Family members and relatives of 12-year-old school student Tarh Kekelele staged a protest outside Arunachal Pradesh's Yupia court on Monday, opposing the granting...

SENAPATI: Another 39 internally displaced persons (IDPs) from Makui Thebram and Makui Pipuram, who were affected by the ongoing conflict, were safely evacuated and...

UKHRUL: In another major breakthrough to the Tronglaobi attack case, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested another accused identified as Thangmang Haokip.According to...

IMPHAL/UKHRUL: Seven Manipuri Ponies have died in Kakching district after being affected by an unidentified disease, prompting horse-related organisations to seek laboratory confirmation on...

As the SDSA, NPO and UNC enter important periods of executive transition, and the SDWA looks ahead to its expected election in mid-2029, the...

Peace without a destination is not a settlement. After nearly thirty years, Nagaland is still waiting for the talks to say what they are...

S.C. JAMIR’s article, “Unveiling Bare Facts of Naga Political Struggle,” published in the Nagaland Post on 20 September 2026, raises important questions about the...

THE ONGOING CONTROVERSY over Dr. S. C. Jamir began with his recent political choices. The immediate concern arose from eyewitness accounts reporting that Dr....

UKHRUL: The Naga Scholars Association (NSA), New Delhi, hosted the fourth edition of its Insight Lecture Series through a webinar on the decline of indigenous languages and its implications for traditional knowledge systems.Titled “Lost in Translation: Decline of Indigenous Languages as a Threat to Knowledge System and Why NEP 2020 Matters”, the lecture was delivered by Professor Upasana Bora Sinha of the Department of Chemistry, Nagaland University.Professor Sinha spoke about the role of indigenous languages in preserving cultural identity, traditional knowledge and biodiversity, drawing examples from communities across Northeast India, particularly Nagaland.She highlighted how indigenous languages serve as repositories of knowledge about local flora and fauna and traditional medicinal practices. Referring to the use of...

Peace without a destination is not a settlement. After nearly thirty years, Nagaland is still waiting for the talks to say what they are for.Almost thirty years have passed since the Government of India and the NSCN-IM entered into a ceasefire agreement on August 1, 1997. What was originally intended as a temporary pause — a tranquil space for negotiating a political settlement — has gradually become the enduring structure itself.As of August 1, 2007, the ceasefire was extended indefinitely, though New Delhi took care to include a condition: it would remain “subject to progress in the talks.” By 2026, that phrase had become the most awkward line in the peace process. How long can...