Nagalim Voice September 2026   Office of the Pochury Students’ Union Regn. NO. RS-304. H.Q. Meluri Town P.O Meluri, Dist. Meluri; Nagaland -797114 Motto: “Strive for Excellence”   BRIEF HISTORY OF POCHURY BLACK DAY (6th September) The NNC leadership, at one of its meetings held at Washelo in May 1960, had resolved to flush the Indian armed forces out of Read more

Nagalim Voice September 2026 AN UNLIKELY FRIENDSHIP, A LASTING INFLUENCE – REMEMBERING UNCLE NIKETU IRALU             JULY 12, 1935 — AUGUST 18, 2026 – Theophilus Rangmathat Some people enter our lives for a particular season, while a very few become part of our journey in a way that we only fully understand when they are gone. For me, Uncle Niketu Read more

Nagalim Voice September 2026 ECHOES OF RESISTANCE: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE NAGA FREEDOM STRUGGLE AND OTHER INDIGENOUS RESISTANCE MOVEMENTS The story of occupation is never singular. It repeats across continents and centuries, manifesting in a variety of forms determined by contingent factors. The Naga people’s struggle against Indian occupation is one thread in a much larger tapestry of indigenous Read more

Nagalim Voice September 2026 EDITORIAL The KNA (Kuki Narrative’s Ascendancy) How State Alignment Shaped the Information War in Manipur. The information war in Manipur has been won by the Kuki-refugees and their allies—not with facts or legitimacy but through a ruthless campaign of narrative dominance enabled by the Indian state and amplified by global media and diaspora networks. From the Read more

Nagalim Voice September 2026 REMEMBERING MATIKHRÜ, THE SENAPATI MURDER, AND THE SOUL OF NAGA HUMANITY Azo Wetsah To understand the Naga soul, one must walk through the quiet, mist-covered hills of Meluri where memory is not merely written in history books but carved directly into the living soil. It is a land where deep historical wounds coexist with an enduring Read more

Nagalim Voice September 2026 Would the Leaders of Indian Independence Be Proud of their Government’s suppression of the Nagas’ Rights to Self-Determination? India recently celebrated the 80th anniversary of its independence, and the Nagas, too, celebrated their independence a day prior to India. While for India it is a day of jubilation, for the Nagas, it is a reminder of Read more

Nagalim Voice August 2026 Ceasefire Without Accountability Is No Ceasefire At All Ceasefire Ground Rules are more than operational guidelines. They are confidence-building mechanisms designed to reduce armed confrontation and violence, protect civilian populations, and create conditions conducive to political dialogue. These rules exist because trust is fragile, and more so in occupied Nagalim, where decades of armed confrontation have Read more

Nagalim Voice August 2026 A Growing Wave of Public Resolve: Civil Societies and Regional Bodies Reaffirm the Naga Political Cause The recent weeks have witnessed a significant wave of public expressions across Naga areas, as regional authorities, civil society organizations, village institutions, churches, student bodies, and ordinary citizens have increasingly voiced their concerns over the prevailing political situation while reaffirming Read more