GOVERNMENT OF THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF NAGALIM Ministry of Kilo Affairs CHq Hebron, the 1st June, 2022 THE BATTLE TO DECIDE OUR FUTURE: In the battle between the Philistines and the Israelites, Goliath, the champion of the Philistines said to the Israelites, “Choose a man for yourselves, and let him come down to me. If he is able to fight Read more
Nagalim Voice March 2022 THE INDEFENSIBLE TRUTH OF THE OTING MASSACRE God said, “Vengeance is mine”. The world cannot be fooled or misled by the Government of India (GoI) on the outrageous incident of Oting massacre which took place on the 4th December, 2021, in Mon district of Nagaland. It was allegedly a conspiracy deliberately planned with clearance from the Read more
Naga People, The guardian of “Great Eastern corridor” The Naga people and its territorial area still in the yolk of civilization, subjected by forceful occupation by Indian intriguing British colonial legacy claim is currently the most close yet silently watched regions in the world, also known as “Great Eastern corridor”. Situated in tri-junction border of the three giant countries Read more
24 days have passed since the assassination of Mr. Ngalangzar Malue, an Autonomous District Council member of Ukhrul district, and civil society organisations have condemned it. Secondly, 23 days have passed when the Police Commando (MPC) and Indian Reserved Battalion (IRB) raided the Public Liaison Office of the National Socialist Council of Nagalim NSCN-IM) and arrested 8 cadres who were Read more
Hla Tun, MP Khamti, Myat Ko, MP Naga Self Administered Zone & Zing Wam, MP Nanyoung June 13, 2014 With deep sense of responsibility, the Myanmar Naga concern citizen and senior public leaders had deliberated with the MPs including the NSCN-K’s move for the so call sovereignty in Nay Pyi Taw. The Naga issue which involves thousands of lives for Read more
Lt.Gen.Niki Sumi, People’s Army of Nagaland, NSCN/GPRN June 7, 2014 Recently, speculating on possible settlement between GOI and IM, the NSCN/GPRN has unnecessarily been dragged in by few high profile individuals either out of their ignorance or with ulterior motives. Hence, the NSCN/GPRN’s position on the longstanding unresolved political issue is being clarified thus. The Indo-Naga-Myanmar political issue basically is Read more
Amit Bhattacharyya (Courtesy: The Arrested) The framers of the Constitution of India, who adopted the Constitution in November 1949 after the ‘transfer of power to friendly hands’ in 1947, described India as a “Sovereign Democratic Republic”. On 3 January 1977, during the period of Emergency under Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, India became, through an amendment to the Constitution, a “Sovereign Read more
R. Marza Naga’s strive for liberation, a solemn stretch of political mandate to acquire self-rule historically from erstwhile colonial move keeps craving for an ‘indigenous world order’ Nagas had destined since the intrusion of British raid on the Naga soil. The issue was left unsolved with independent India following the transfer of power, and put the Naga movement to confront Read more
Porteus Shimray Research Student, University of Delhi There is a general perception among the young Nagas of present generation that Phizo, the grand leader of yesteryears Naga political movement, may have actually erred when he was not willing to accommodate any form of political arrangements for the Nagas, except absolute sovereignty. However, some old guards may still stand by what Read more