UKHRUL: Members of the Hill Areas Committee (HAC) of the Manipur Legislative Assembly came together on Friday for a joint sitting, bringing Naga and...

New Delhi (SHABD): The Indian Air Force (IAF) is conducting bilateral air exercise Veer Guardian 2026 with the Japan Air Self-Defence Force at Air...

IMPHAL: The 11th season of the Yarsho League Imphal kicked off on Saturday at Amaris Turf, Langol, bringing together football enthusiasts aged above 35...

New Delhi (SHABD): US President Donald Trump said he was banning CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House, accusing the outlets of...

CHANDEL: United College, Lambung, Chandel, organised its Freshers’ Day for the 2025–26 academic session on Saturday, September 19, to formally welcome and engage with...

IMPHAL/UKHRUL: The Manipur Pradesh Youth Congress on Saturday took out a protest march under its “Meri Degree Ka Kya?”campaign, demanding immediate recruitment to vacant...

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

Is it always better to act than to speak?Humans call themselves the most civilized of all creatures. If we are, it is not because...

The Litan violence that ignited the Naga-Kuki conflict in Manipur can be traced to the events of February 7–9, 2026. What began on the...

NEW DELHI (SHABD): The Asian Games 2026 officially begin in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, today, with India aiming for a record-breaking performance. The 20th edition of the Asian Games will see athletes from over 45 countries and regions compete across 43 sports.India will be represented by over 500 athletes. The squad includes 267 male and 232 female athletes across 36 sports disciplines.Also read AMSTA Extends Wishes to 12 Manipuri Sepaktakraw Players Ahead of Asian Games 2026At the previous Hangzhou Asiad, India had an impressive tally of 106 medals and was placed fourth behind China, Japan and South Korea.

NEW DELHI: The Naga Scholars Association (NSA) it organised a screening of A Sacred Place (2026), a documentary by Prof. Dolly Kikon, at Nagaland House, R.K. Puram, New Delhi, on September 15.The programme brought together academicians, scholars, students, activists, student leaders, representatives of Naga organisations and members of the wider community. Prof. Kikon attended the screening and participated in an interactive discussion following the film.The programme began with a welcome address and introduction to the film by NSA president Dr. Kharingpam Ahum Chahongnao and executive secretary Akishe Jakha. Dr. Chahongnao highlighted Kikon’s scholarly and creative engagement with indigenous histories, cultural practices, knowledge systems, memory and landscape.Opinion | When Our Ancestors Come Home: A Young Naga...