Ukhrul, December 3: As Nagaland celebrates one of the biggest festivals of Northeast India, the 25th edition of Hornbill Festival, December 4th also marks the third anniversary of the tragic
Ukhrul, December 3: As Nagaland celebrates one of the biggest festivals of Northeast India, the 25th edition of Hornbill Festival, December 4th also marks the third anniversary of the tragic
Ukhrul, Oct 1: The office of the All Naga Students’ Association, Manipur (ANSAM) expresses profound dismay and disquiet at the Supreme Court’s decision to dismiss the criminal proceedings against the
Ukhrul: The Global Naga Forum (GNF) has strongly objected to the recent ruling by the Supreme Court of India, which terminated the criminal proceedings against thirty Army personnel involved in
The Global Naga Forum (GNF) applauds the Nagaland government’s recent efforts to seek justice for the victims of the Konyak Naga youth massacre in Oting, Mon district. This pursuit, while
Ukhrul: On Monday, July 15, the Supreme Court issued a notice to the Union Government regarding a writ petition filed by the State of Nagaland. The petition seeks approval to
Backdrop Whereas the 2021 Hornbill Festival was abandoned midway because 14 innocent Naga civilians were massacred by the Indian Army’s Special Forces in Oting and Mon, Nagaland, leaving dozens more
Kohima: The Naga Students’ Federation while offering its deepest homage to the dear departed souls brutally massacred on December 4, 2021 by the para military forces of the Government of
The gruesome massacre of 13 civilians by the 21 Para Security Force on December 4, 2021 at Oting Tiru area and another civilian’s death at the hands of the Assam
Dimapur: With regard to the December 4 and 5 killings of Oting village and Mon in Nagaland last year, the Forum for Naga Reconciliation (FNR) insisted that the government deliver
This Republic Day of a great nation has left us to mourn the Oting massacre without justice on perpetrators. December 11, 2021, the independent fact finding team of Global Naga