Month: September 2026

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

Nagalim Voice August 2026 EDITORIAL The Politics of Delay: A Crisis of Credibility On 3 August 2015, the Government of India declared that history had been made. Standing beside the leadership of the NSCN/GPRN, it described the Framework Agreement as a “historic accord,” recognizing the unique history of the Nagas and promising a ‘new relationship’ founded on mutual respect and Read more