KAMJONG: A massive people's rally was held today at Kamjong district headquarters, organised by the Tangkhul Naga Long (TNL) and its affiliated organisations under...

IMPHAL: Manipur's Rajkumari Lanchenbi Chanu scripted history by becoming the first Indian athlete to win a Wushu medal at the Youth Olympic Games, clinching...

UKHRUL, November 5: Manipuri short documentary film Meira, directed by filmmaker and film scholar Johnson Rajkumar, has been officially selected for the Bangalore Documentary...

CHANDEL, November 4: Japhou Youth Club (YC) staged a remarkable comeback to clinch the Super Division League title, defeating Chumbang Football Club 5-4 in...

SHILLONG: Cars and motorcycles once discarded in scrapyards have found a new lease of life at Rock Cliff Classic Motors and Antiques in Shillong,...

UKHRUL: The Mao Council has expressed anguish over the alleged accusation labelled against deputy chief minister Dr. Losii Dikho by Committee on Tribal Unity...

THE FERTILE IMPHAL VALLEY, ringed by forbidding hills and pressed against Myanmar's international border, has long been known by two names. To its ancient...

Fifty-Six Years of Valour, Sacrifice and Distinguished ServiceOn 1 November 2026, the Naga Regiment completes 56 glorious years of service to the nation. One...

THE DEBATE over Gyanesh Kumar’s continuance as India’s Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) raises a question that extends beyond any individual: how much confidence do...

The Rise of Non-State Actors and the Eclipse of Elected AuthorityIN NAGALAND, a question of considerable importance has arisen—one that goes to the heart...

SHILLONG: Cars and motorcycles once discarded in scrapyards have found a new lease of life at Rock Cliff Classic Motors and Antiques in Shillong, where Ashok Lyngdoh has opened a museum reflecting his longstanding passion for vintage vehicles, antiques and restoration. Built around a collection assembled over many years, the museum represents a personal effort to preserve vehicles and objects that might otherwise have been lost to neglect.‎Speaking to reporters, Lyngdoh said he acquired many of the cars and motorcycles from scrapyards when older vehicles were relatively affordable and attracted little interest from buyers. Where others saw machines beyond repair, he recognised the possibility of restoring and preserving them.‎His fascination with vehicles began in childhood,...

UKHRUL: The Liangmai Naga Council, Manipur (LNC) has clarified that its decision to remain unaffiliated with the Zeliangrong Union (ZU) and Zeliangrong Baudi (ZB) was not a rejection of ancestral brotherhood with the Zeme, Rongmei and Inpui communities, but a position arising from the organisational division within the Zeliangrong community.The LNC stated that the split between the Zeliangrong Union and Zeliangrong Baudi in 2010, with both organisations claiming apex-body status, created confusion among the constituent tribes over which organisation to recognise and support.ALSO READ Manipur CM warns armed groups involved in civilian violence of UAPA actionThe LNC said it considered the division detrimental to the collective interests and unity of the kindred tribes and therefore...