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When Belonging Is Not Enough: Themreichon Leisan’s ‘Homesick for Another World’

Perhaps the most unsettling thing about home is that one can love it deeply and still ask it to become something else. A woman can...

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Deputy CM Nemcha Kipgen condemns killing of elderly farmer in Kangpokpi

UKHRUL: Manipur deputy chief minister Nemcha Kipgen has condemned the killing of Hemjang Haokip, a 71-year-old farmer from Khunkho village in Kangpokpi district.Nemcha Kipgen...

Forum for Naga Reconciliation holds memorial service for late Niketu Iralu

UKHRUL: The Forum for Naga Reconciliation (FNR) held a memorial service for its late leader, Niketu Iralu, at Shalom Bible Seminary, Sechü-Zubza, bringing together...

Army provides 2 km water supply pipes to village near Leimakhong...

UKHRUL: The Indian Army has provided around 2,000 metres of water supply pipes and associated accessories to a village near Leimakhong in Kangpokpi district...

Tripura Ranks First in Northeast for AMRUT Urban Development: Chief Minister

AGARTALA: Showcasing Tripura's top-ranking performance in urban development among Northeastern states, Chief Minister Prof. (Dr.) Manik Saha inaugurated the upgraded Ward 43 office on...

MSCB Extends ₹92.23 Lakh Credit Support to 16 PACS

IMPHAL/UKHRUL: The Manipur State Co-operative Bank Ltd. (MSCB) on Saturday extended ₹92.23 lakh in credit support to 16 Primary Agricultural Credit Societies (PACS) under...

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Beyond Elections: Protecting the Independence and Purpose of...

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...

The Naga Peace Stalemate: When a Ceasefire Becomes...

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

A Response to S.C. Jamir’s “Unveiling Bare Facts...

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...

We Inherited the Naga Cause – not Jamir...

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

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Forum for Naga Reconciliation holds memorial service for late Niketu Iralu

UKHRUL: The Forum for Naga Reconciliation (FNR) held a memorial service for its late leader, Niketu Iralu, at Shalom Bible Seminary, Sechü-Zubza, bringing together family members, friends and elders to remember his life and work.The gathering, FNR said, reflected on Iralu’s contribution to reconciliation, peace and unity, with speakers recalling his commitment to dialogue and his influence on Naga society.FEATURES | When Belonging Is Not Enough: Themreichon Leisan’s ‘Homesick for Another World’His wife, Christine Iralu, and nephew, Rev. Dr. Sanyu Iralu, paid tribute to him, remembering his humility, courage and commitment to the cause of reconciliation. “Uncle Niketu Iralu’s legacy calls us to continue the journey he began,” FNR said.The programme concluded with a candlelight...
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NSCN Rejects Social Media Claims, Denies Involvement in Killing of Three Thadou Pastors

UKHRUL: The National Socialist Council of Nagalim (NSCN-IM) has denied any involvement in the May 13 ambush near Kotzim in Kangpokpi district that killed three Thadou Baptist Association India (TBAI) church leaders, calling social media claims linking its cadres to the incident “baseless” and “fabricated.”The three victims were identified as Rev. Dr. Vumthang Sitlhou, Rev. Kaigoulun Lhouvum and Pastor Paogoulen Sitlhou.ALSO READ Thadou Inpi seeks justice for 13 May victims, endorses SoO abrogation demandIn a statement, the NSCN said no member of the organisation was involved in the attack and alleged that the claims circulating on social media were aimed at disrupting the peace process, misdirecting investigations and creating communal tensions.The organisation also rejected claims...

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