GoI-Manipur govt-UNC Tripartite talks deferred

Dimapur, May 29 (MExN): The tripartite talks of the Government of India, state government of Manipur and the United Naga Council scheduled for May 30, 2011 at Tahamzam, in Manipur’s Senapati is being deferred. The Government of Manipur has requested the deferment citing delicate law and order situation in Senapati “in the wake of the Nagaland Chief Minister’s visit to Read more

Tripartite talk : Points made clear, claims UNC

Memo of Sept 14, 2010 held as trump card IMPHAL, May 29 : Reacting to the demand of the State Government to make the agenda of the tripartite talk clear, the United Naga Council (UNC) has claimed that it has already been made clear that the talk should be on the issue contained in the memorandum dated September 14, 2010 Read more

CFMG meeting held; NSCN/GPRN stays away

Kohima | May 28 : The 61st meeting of the Cease Fire Monitoring Group (CFMG) was held at Hotel Japfu Kohima today minus the NSCN/GPRN who chose to stay away despite the CFMG Chairman having communicated to the group yesterday. Briefing media persons after the closed-door meeting here today, CFMG Chairman Maj. Gen (Retd) Eppen Jacob Kochekkan said the meeting Read more

Shurhozelie, Rio declare support for Naga integration

Morung Express News Senapati (Tamhazam) | May 28 The Naga Peoples’ Front (NPF) on Saturday made a bold declaration that “integration” of Nagas is a birth right that cannot be negotiated at any cost. “Integration is our birth right, our fundamental right,’ declared NPF President Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu at the launching programme of the NPF Manipur unit at Tamhazam (Senapati) Read more

History made as NPF in Manipur launched

Senapati (Tamhazam) | May 28 : The ‘Cock’, the symbol of Naga Peoples’ Front (NPF), the oldest regional political party in the North East, has finally come to roost in the hills districts of Manipur with the formal launching of the party unit in Manipur at Senapati town on Saturday. Thousands of Southern Nagas from the four hills districts of Read more