Headlines

Most Recent

Relevance of the NRC 1951 for detection and identification of the Kuki-Zo illegal immigrants in Manipur? P-11

Pattern of Kuki-Zo immigrants in ManipurThe pattern of Chin-Kuki-Zo immigrants from the Chin Hills in Myanmar and the Lushai (Mizo) Hills to Manipur, since...

Most Recent

Health Department, District Hospital Chandel Bids Farewell to CMO Dr Joyson...

CHANDEL: The Health Department, Chandel, and District Hospital Chandel bid a heartfelt farewell to Dr Joyson Mathew Monsang, Chief Medical Officer (CMO), Chandel, on...

BJP Ready to Go Solo in Tripura Village Committee Polls if...

AGARTALA: Tripura BJP signalled on Wednesday that it is prepared to contest the Village Committee elections on its own if no alliance materializes, with...

Manipur Assembly Passes Resolution Seeking NRC Update Before Census

IMPHAL, SEP 2: In the 8th Session of the 12th Manipur Legislative Assembly, which began today, Chief Minister Y. Khemchand Singh moved the House to pass...

JFD Calls Assembly Discussion on NRC Incomplete, Seeks Clarity on 1951...

IMPHAL: The Campaign for Just and Fair Delimitation (JFD) on Wednesday said that the discussion held in the Manipur Legislative Assembly on the demand...

Pastor Shot, More Than 30 Houses Burnt in Tapon Naga Villages;...

SENAPATI/UKHRUL: A pastor who was shot while fleeing an armed attack was brought to the District Hospital, Senapati, on Wednesday, as reports emerged of...

Editorial & Opinion

Relevance of the NRC 1951 for detection and...

Pattern of Kuki-Zo immigrants in ManipurThe pattern of Chin-Kuki-Zo immigrants from the Chin Hills in Myanmar and the Lushai (Mizo) Hills to Manipur, since...

Relevance of the NRC 1951 for detection and...

THE NATIONAL REGISTER of CITIZENS (NRC), 1951 in the context of Manipur: The NRC, 1951, is an official record created simultaneously with the 1951 Census....

The Makui-Thanamba Massacre and the Calculus of Kuki...

At about 8:30 a.m. on August 27, suspected Kuki armed militants ambushed a vehicle carrying Naga civilians on the Imphal-Tamenglong Road between Makui Ashang...

The Crisis of Naga Politics

THE NAGAS POLITICAL question is one of the longest-standing political issues in South Asia. Its modern political expression can be traced to the formation...

Regional

Nagaland Assembly Voices Concern Over Proposed FCRA Amendments

KOHIMA: The Nagaland Legislative Assembly discussed the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act (FCRA) today.Advisor for SCERT & Food Processing, Achumbemo Kikon, initiated the discussion on a matter of urgent public importance under Rule 50 of the Nagaland Legislative Assembly on the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, 2010, during the Ninth Session of the 14th Nagaland Legislative Assembly.Kikon said the proposed amendments could lead to stringent regulatory measures, cancellation of registrations and possible government control over assets created wholly or partly through foreign contributions.Highlighting Nagaland’s context, he said churches and church affiliated organisations have historically contributed significantly to education, healthcare, social welfare, poverty alleviation and community development.Kikon referred to concerns raised by the Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC),...
- Advertisement -

NPF condemns killing of Naga civilians, questions security lapses along IT Road

KOHIMA, AUG 28: The Naga People’s Front (NPF) expressed its profound shock and anguish over the "brutal ambush and cold-blooded killing" of innocent Naga civilians by "suspected Kuki militants" on the morning of August 27, 2026, in Kangpokpi district, Manipur.The NPF said the "heinous ambush" took place at around 8:30 am between Makui Ashang and Thanamba Naga village along the Imphal-Tamenglong (IT) Road. All the victims, belonging to the Liangmai Naga community, were unarmed innocent civilians.The NPF recalled that the Nagas are yet to overcome the trauma of six "innocent Nagas" who were abducted on May 13, 2026, and were killed. Justice is still awaited in that case, yet another barbaric incident has occurred.ALSO READ:...

More from Northeast