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AFSPA extended in Manipur, Nagaland & Arunachal; 13 Manipur PS areas remain exempt

UKHRUL: The Centre has extended the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act (AFSPA) in specified areas of Manipur, Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh for another six...

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DMU Observes National Nutrition Month, Focuses on Nutrition Awareness, Role of...

UKHRUL: Dhanamanjuri University (DMU) observed National Nutrition Month at the central hall of G.P. Women’s College in Imphal on Saturday, with speakers discussing nutrition...

Indian Army Supports Textile Unit in Imphal East Under Operation SADBHAVNA

UKHRUL: The Indian Army provided textile equipment and yarn supplies to a textile unit at Nungkot village in Imphal East district under Operation SADBHAVNA,...

Manipur Crisis: Two killed, two injured in Kalengjang, Kangpokpi

SENAPATI/UKHRUL: Ukhrul Times has learnt that two people were killed and two others injured in an incident at Kalengjang in Kangpokpi Tehsil under Senapati district...

Economic blockade suspended from Sep 26, 6 pm after Guwahati talks:...

UKHRUL: The United Naga Council (UNC) has announced the suspension of its ongoing economic blockade from 6 pm on Saturday, following an agreement reached...

Makui Village Authority Flags Alleged False, Defamatory Online Posts

KANGPOKPI: The Makui Village Authority in Kangpokpi district has drawn the attention of the district administration and police to what it described as the...

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Eight Decades of Struggle—But Where Are We Today?

​​FOR OVER EIGHT decades, the Naga people have carried the weight of a political struggle rooted in our identity, rights, self-determination​, and aspiration for sovereignty....

Why Nurturing Young Naga Scholars Matters More Than...

HELPING YOUNG MINDS grow is not a luxury; it is essential to the future of any society. When we give young people good mentorship,...

When Our Ancestors Come Home: A Young Naga...

I HAVE hesitated for a long time before writing about the repatriation of Naga ancestral remains. Not because I have nothing to say, but...

The Tide of Accountability Is Rising in Manipur

The Chickens Will Soon Come Home To Roost As And When The Reckoning BeginsThe Kuki Armed Network cannot indefinitely escape the ultimate political and...

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Economic blockade suspended from Sep 26, 6 pm after Guwahati talks: UNC

UKHRUL: The United Naga Council (UNC) has announced the suspension of its ongoing economic blockade from 6 pm on Saturday, following an agreement reached during tripartite talks with the Government of India and the Government of Manipur in Guwahati.UNC president Ng. Lorho said the decision followed the agreement reached during the tripartite meeting held in Guwahati.The suspension, as per a notification issued on Saturday, will take effect from 6 pm on September 26, the notification stated.The UNC also expressed appreciation for the cooperation and solidarity extended by various sections during the course of the agitation.ALSO READ Makui Village Authority Flags Alleged False, Defamatory Online PostsThe development came a day after a UNC-led delegation of...
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Naga Flag, Constitution ‘non-negotiable’, says NSCN; Calls for Third-Party Guarantor in Final Indo-Naga Political Agreement

UKHRUL: The NSCN-IM has reiterated that the Indo-Naga peace process is a political negotiation between two sovereign entities, asserting that the 2002 Amsterdam Joint Communiqué and 2015 Framework Agreement recognise Nagalim’s unique history, position and sovereignty. It said the final settlement must uphold the Framework Agreement, including a separate Naga national flag, constitution and sovereign powers, and called for a third-party guarantor for any final political agreement.In the statement made availabe to Ukhrul Times, issued on Friday, the NSCN/GPRN has reiterated its position that the Indo-Naga peace process is a political negotiation between two sovereign entities and outlined what it considers non-negotiable principles for a final settlement.The full press statement issued by the External Publicity...

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