IMPHAL/UKHRUL: The mortal remains of four civilians killed in an ambush along the Imphal–Ukhrul road reached the mortuary of Jawaharlal Nehru Institute of Medical...

KANGPOKPI: The Committee on Tribal Unity (CoTU) adopted key resolutions at a leadership consultative meeting held on Sunday, citing the absence of tangible solutions...

AGARTALA: As political communication increasingly moves to social media, Tripura Youth Affairs and Sports Minister Tinku Roy has begun using video blogs to connect...

CHANDEL: The new Village Authority leaders of Liwa Khullen village for the 2025–2032 tenure were formally installed and blessed on Saturday at the Liwa...

NEW DELHI: Andalusia, the southernmost autonomous community of mainland Spain, is set to be showcased to Indian audiences through an artistic exhibition that blends...

The Spirit of the Naga Club: Particularism, Continuity, and Contribution in a Multipolar Age | On the Enduring Legacy of 1918 and the Prospects for Constructive Nagaism.

The Spirit of the Naga Club: Particularism, Continuity, and Contribution in a Multipolar Age | On the Enduring Legacy of 1918 and the Prospects for Constructive Nagaism.

Origins of Modern Naga Political Consciousness and Its Constitutional LegacyIN THE QUIET chambers of Kohima, on the tenth day of January 1929, a modest...

THE VIOLENCE that erupted in Manipur in May 2023 remains one of the most unfortunate and painful chapters in the state's history.After almost three...

Upcoming elections in UP, Uttarakhand, HP, Manipur and Punjab—major recruiting areas—probably prompted the Government to revise the Agniveer Scheme.

KOHIMA/UKHRUL, Nov 15: The question of who has the right to speak on the Naga political issue has come sharply into focus following a strong rebuttal by the Global Naga Forum (GNF) to remarks made by senior Naga leaders from the Nagaland state at a consultative meeting of the Central Nagaland Tribes Council (CNTC) in Dimapur on November 11.The GNF, a prominent Naga civil advocacy forum comprising members from Naga-inhabited areas across Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Nagaland and Myanmar, with members based across the globe, has strongly rebutted remarks attributed to former Nagaland chief secretary Alemtemshi Jamir, and retired IAS officer K.K. Sema, questioning the historical foundations of Naga collective identity and the place of...

DIMAPUR/UKHRUL: Fifty-two years after the death of a young Tangkhul woman shook her village and stirred a movement among Tangkhul women, her story has returned to the public conversation through cinema.Titled ROSE, the feature film produced by M-Series and Jangko Production House was officially released and screened on November 13 at GHQ, Hebron. The film revisits the tragic story of Rose of Kumram village, whose death in March 1974 remains an enduring chapter in Tangkhul history.Born on February 21, 1954, to N. Angti and N. Binu, Rose was 20 when she was allegedly sexually assaulted by Major Pundir and Captain Negi of the 95th Battalion, Border Security Force, on the night of March 4, 1974,...