ANTA clarifies on ‘Anal chief’ claiming to be Kuki
Posted on 13 Jul 2024
The Anal Naga Tribe is Naga, and will always remain so. This fact needs no further clarification, ANTA reiterated.
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United Naga Council petitions PM Modi
Posted on 7 Jul 2024
While formulating any plans for resolution of the ongoing conflict in Manipur, extreme caution must be taken to avoid further conflicts, the UNC stated.
Non-cooperation with Central forces: MSU
Posted on 23 Jun 2024
The Maring Students' Union expressed profound concern over the recent actions of the Assam Rifles in the Rilram Maring area of Tengnoupal and Moreh sub-division.
Transborder Indigenous People to oppose FMR, border fencing in Naga areas
Posted on 16 May 2024
Transborder Indigenous People (TIP) is an organisation of the cross border Naga community. It comprises Nagas living in Myanmar and India.
Manipur election, voters and leaders
Posted on 25 Apr 2024
In the Outer Parliamentary constituency of Manipur, Alfred Kanngam Arthur of INC, Alyson Abonmai and S Kho John as independents and Kachui Timothy Zimik of NPF are in the fray. The second and final phase of this constituency will go to the polls on April 26.
Nagas in Cambodia annual meet held
Posted on 17 Apr 2024
Altogether 64 individuals, including adults and children, attended the yearly meet for two days of fun and Nagas' family bonding.
DU's Miranda House celebrates foundation day; honours Professor Ajailiu Niumai
Posted on 11 Mar 2024
Professor Ajailiu Niumai from Tamei, Tamenglong district, Manipur, is among the few “outstanding and distinguished alumni of Miranda House, Delhi University'', who were felicitated on March 8 on International Women’s Day, 2024
International Women’s Day Special: Meet Priscilla Thiumai, the activist who stands for justice
Posted on 8 Mar 2024
Priscilla mostly works to defend human rights and fights for the victims with conviction.
Nagas in Manipur celebrate Lui-Ngai-Ni
Posted on 15 Feb 2024
Lui-Ngai-Ni is one of the most anticipated festivals for the Nagas in Manipur, which falls every year on February 15.
Lui-Ngai-Ni 2024: Nagas in Manipur gear up for seed sowing festival
Posted on 13 Feb 2024
Lui-Ngai-Ni, Nagas’ seed sowing festival will be celebrated in the district headquarters on February 14 and February 15.
Seriousness of Centre, state government on Manipur crisis need of the hour: UNC Peace Committee
Posted on 20 Jan 2024
The UNC Peace Committee reiterated its earlier statement that “it has been at a loss and short of words” to make any comment on the ongoing violence between the Meitei community and the Kuki-Zo community.
‘One has to halt violence first’
Posted on 11 Nov 2023
UNC Peace Committee's formula for peace restoration effort
Ignore KVIB project proposals: UNC
Posted on 3 Nov 2023
The United Naga Council (UNC) has written to Arjun Munda, who is Union Minister of Tribal Affairs, on October 31, 2023, requesting him to ignore the project proposals submitted to the Ministry of Tribal Affairs.
Liangmai tribe in Delhi celebrates Chaga Ngee festival
Posted on 28 Oct 2023
The occasion was graced by Manipur Water Resources, Relief & Disaster Management Minister Awangbow Newmai as the chief guest.
ANSAM demands declaration of interview results for assistant professors
Posted on 14 Sept 2023
ANSAM has urged the Chief Minister of Manipur “to declare the results of the interview which was held in September 2021 for the appointment of 190 posts of assistant professors.
‘Kukis have crossed the limit’
Posted on 9 Sept 2023
Despite living in Naga areas, the Kukis continue to harass the Nagas, the LNC said.
Nagas in Manipur rally for honorable solution
Posted on 9 Aug 2023
Nagas from the “Naga areas” in Manipur held rallies simultaneously in the district headquarters of Tamenglong, Chandel, Ukhrul and Senapati on Wednesday reiterating for an acceptable and honorable solution to the India-Naga political issue.
Manipur Violence: UNC imposes 12-hour shutdown
Posted on 16 Jul 2023
The UNC condemned the “barbaric acts committed on an innocent Naga woman despite knowing her identity as Naga”.
Koubru Range Liangmai Women Union appeals for peace in Manipur
Posted on 15 Jul 2023
KRLWU called on the government and the leaders of both the warring communities to take necessary measures to stop the ongoing "ethnic clashes" and bring peace.
UNC, ANSAM and NWU condemn burning of Liangmai Naga house
Posted on 22 Jun 2023
The UNC said Naga people have been vouching for peace restoration in Manipur without taking any side but it is unfortunate that there are frequent occurrences of incidents afflicting the Nagas in various areas.
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