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Lockdown: Streets empty, village councils restricting entry of people in Nagaland
Many village councils have issued strict orders restricting the entry of people into the villages, and restraining the locals from leaving the area, without the permission of the authorities concerned.
Nagaland: Considering salary cuts to fund infra, says Chief Secy
Chief Secretary Temjen Toy has announced that the state government is considering diverting a part of the salary given to government employees in order to develop infrastructure.
Note by Note: A Nagaland initiative is making sure that its musicians are heard
The Task Force for Music and Arts — or TaFMA — is a government initiative with one dedicated objective: to make music a sustainable way of life
Parts of Nagaland witness unprecedented snowfall after many years
While indianexpress.com was unable to confirm if the occurrence was indeed after four decades, many in Nagaland concurred that the “intensity and volume” of snowfall in certain areas was “unprecedented”.
Centre looks to conclude peace talks with 23 Kuki, Zomi groups
It is in Chandel that the Naga-Kuki clashes of 1992 began, for control of the lucrative border town of Moreh, and spread across the state over a few years. As many as 115 Kuki men, women and children were believed to have been killed by the NSCN-IM in Tengnoupal in 1993 — a day still marked by the Kuki as a ‘black day’.
Naga peace talks: Govt interlocutor says concerned over hill, valley people relationship
Ravi expressed concern over deterioration of “traditional brotherly relations” between these two communities in Manipur, stating that the vexed issue cannot reach its logical conclusion without taking all neighbours into confidence.
Probe against NSCN leader’s son for holding gun at their wedding is ‘witch-hunt’: Naga rebel outfit
On Thursday, Bohoto Kiba and his wife were charged under the Indian Arms Act, 1959 and arrested by the Nagaland Police. The duo was later released on a bail bond.
Nagaland: Rebel leader’s son, his wife in trouble for brandishing firearms at wedding
Photographs of the wedding ceremony held at Dimapur took social media by storm as the newly wedded couple were seen brandishing assault rifles.
Militancy became a business under earlier govts: Nagaland Governor
Speaking about the abrogation of Article 370, Ravi said, “What has happened in Jammu and Kashmir... the reorganisation of the region... is essentially the correction of an old sin which was doing a lot of harm to us.”
Joining militancy became a business under earlier govts: Nagaland Governor
Ravi ruled out any possibility of the government accepting insurgent group NSCN(IM)'s demand for a separate flag and constitution.
Naga dispute: Talks between govt, NSCN-IM inconclusive
NSCN-IM leaders said that another meeting will be scheduled within this month.
Talks with all groups on October 24, govt hopes to end Naga crisis
Sources said the government has also called leaders of the Naga National Political Groups (NNPG), an umbrella organisation of seven insurgent groups such as NSCN(K) and other factions of NSCN like Unification and Reunification, for the meeting.
Govt determined to honourably conclude Naga peace talks: Centre’s chief interlocutor
Nagaland Governor's statement comes at a time when the NSCN(I-M), the largest and most influential Naga group, is consistent with its demand for a separate Naga flag and constitution — but the government of India is not agreeing to it
In Kohima Village, an octogenarian is preserving a treasure trove from World War II
The war is long over. The memories are long gone. But in an annexe built in an octogenarian’s home in Nagaland's Kohima Village lies The Little Museum of The Great War — filled with relics from one of the fiercest battles of World War II.
‘We need to talk about our bodies’: 22-year-old Naga girl wins Gates Foundation initiative
22-year-old Sekulu Nyekha from Nagaland is among 40 winners selected for an initiative by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to raise awareness about family planning and reproductive health around the world.
Article 371 A a sacred commitment to Nagaland people: Governor RN Ravi
The Governor's assurance comes in the backdrop of the Jammu and Kashmir State Reorganisation Bill getting passed in Rajya Sabha and the Centre modifying the provisions of Article 370 to withdraw the special status category from the state.
Why three brothers planted 500 rhododendron saplings in Nagaland
The beautiful state flower of Nagaland is on the verge of extinction. Three brothers from Jakhama are trying to intervene.
Naga political solution has to be achieved within a year: Governor P B Acharya
Noting that Nagaland is rich but Nagas are economically weak, he said, "We also need to march along with other states towards development and progress." Acharya was sworn in as the 19th Governor of Nagaland on July 19, 2014. His successor, R N Ravi, is scheduled to take charge on August 1.
Will never compromise on ancestral homeland: UNC on demand of Territorial Council by Kuki militants
The UNC urged the Centre to honour the well established political position of the Naga people on land, identity, history and rights and to exercise her prerogatives cautiously.
AFSPA in Nagaland extended by six months
In a notification, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) said the Centre is of the opinion that the area comprising the whole state of Nagaland is in such a “disturbed and dangerous condition” that the use of armed forces in aid of civil power is necessary.
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