The Rengmas Nagas are belonging to autochthonous people of the Rengma Hills, Assam. They have been living in the Rengmas Hills long before the arrivals of Ahoms into the plains of Assam. The Ahoms entered into
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Vekupa Rhakho GeorgeRarely, had I paid attention to a T-shirt that I was using for quite some time which had a label: “attitude may matter more than talents”. Late one evening, I was with another friend cha
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We the Nagas are a peculiar sovereign independent people. We have our inherent sovereignty and freedom the gift of God, the Creator of the Universe. Nothing is more precious than this in this world we live in.
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Thepfulhouvi Solo“Whether heavens fall and India goes into Pieces and blood runs red in the country: whether I am there or anybody comes in, Nagas will never become Independent”Mr. IMNAONEN s
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When Young Indians Nagaland Chapter initiated and organised an exposure trip to Moreh and Tamu we knew that it would be exciting. The trip was for us to experience firsthand just what border trade towns are all
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The Western Rengma Peoples’ Organisation (WRPO) censures the proposal of Tiger Reserve Forest in Rengma and Kuki inhabited areas which appears in The Telegraph (North-East) paper on 28th August, 2012, regardi
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On the fateful day of 19th Sept 2012, the selected PT/GT candidate has taken their plight to street, as was expected! Of course rallies and bandhs has uninvitedly become part of Naga culture and therefore the s
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Jonas Yanthan, Author of ‘Corruption of Christianity’Naga way of peaceful life from time immemorial, without any ruler or kingship as such, under the wise guidance of elders who held the knowledge of our cu
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With reference to your article “The harsh world of reality,” dated September 21, 2012, I do agree with you that the solution to a mistake is to admit that a mistake has been made and then “move on rather
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This clarification was issued in order to reveal the truth behind the baseless allegation levelled against Kilonser Kewongkhum by Yimto Kilonser cum-CF member GPRN NSCN on 22nd issue of local papers stating tha
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While the controversial yet much awaited Nagaland Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulations, 2012 (NPNGR) designed by the Cabinet Sub Committee (CSC) is likely to be passed in the floor of the State’s Assembly wi
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Kekhrie YhomeFor a nascent Naga society eagerly transforming itself directly from antiquity to cosmopolitanism, the mixed pleasure-business of NPF-led government’s initial road-side showing of a progressive m
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Kethoser (Aniu) KevichusaToday, September 23, 2012, marks the twentieth death anniversary of my late uncle, Chalie Kevichusa. To call an article marking this day ‘Chalie’s Rule’ sounds odd: for Chalie nev
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Dear Mr. Khekiye K. Sema.With reference to your article “Harsh world of reality’, I wish to sincerely thank you for all the questions you have raised. I am presently busy with a Seminar on the subject: “I
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Mr. Kaka D. Iralu’s article of 18th Sept. “implication of NNC betraying the nation through Shillong Accord” attracted my attention. I have no intention of crossing sword with him but I do have questions t
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Having felt the genuine need of the people, Government of Nagaland declared Tening Circle Office (CO) with Shri. DB Thappa as the first Circle officer in 1964 along with Mokokchung Town. Tening by now it is for
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The Confederation of the Chang Students’ Union (CCSU) would like to pen down this open Appeal Letter to the Government of Nagaland under the able leadership Shri. Neiphiu Rio, Hon’ble Chief Minister Nagalan
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The appointment of former CAO Kyong Region Mr.K. Chenio Tungoe, of Wokha Village was not made own his own merits, but on the merit of Wokha Village as a whole. The GPRN and the authorities hoped that he would d
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V. T. ChakhesangNagaland,KohimaTribalism is defined as a way of thinking or behaving in which people are more loyal to their tribe than to their friends, their country, or any other social group. Another concep
I recently went to the Eastern regions of Nagaland, for work and also to see the place. It’s embarrassing that I have travelled so little within Nagaland and that I do not know beyond, say, my tribe or the mo
