NSCN(I-M) against anti-social activities Taking serious note on the kidnapping of Dr. S. Singsit, principal chief Conservator of Forest, Manipur on November 30 from Imphal for ransom by the combined reactionary force of UKLA and PSG led by Thamboi Thoudang aka Henry of UKLA and ‘ss’ captain Suba of PSG, the NSCN(I-M) has strongly contempt and sternly cautioned against such Read more
Dimapur, November 14: The PRO of General Headquarter, Naga Army of NSCN/GPRN Col. Levi Zimik has drawn the attention particularly of the Forum for Naga Reconciliation (FNR) on what it described as the “notorious K-party” alleging that it had “backtracked to their old habit of preying on innocent lives in spite of the Covenant of Reconciliation”. According to a press Read more
YANGON/BANGKOK, November 12 (AP/BBC): Reports are coming out of Burma saying the military authorities have signed an order authorising the release of pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi. The Nobel laureate has been detained for 15 of the past 21 years, and her house arrest term expires on Saturday. There has been increased police activity outside her house in Rangoon, Read more
GOVERNMENT OF THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF NAGALIM Ministry of Information & Publicity REJOINDER TO MR.WANGTIN’S PRESS WRITE UP This is a rejoinder to ‘K’ group Kilonser Mr.Wangtin’s press write-up under the caption “FOURTH POINT DRAFT FLAYED” carried by the local papers on the 31st Oct. 2010 wherein he accused the Naga Civil Societies on groundless points and also denigrated the Read more
GOVERNMENT OF THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF NAGALIM The ongoing reconciliation process among the different Naga political groups being spearheaded by the FNR and fully endorsed and agreed upon by the highest leaders of the different groups and in tune with the full commitment of the collective leadership, some of the likeminded leaders of the Chakhesang Community National workers from Read more
NATIONAL SOCIALIST COUNCIL OF NAGALIM Dated Oking 12th April 2001. STATEMENT OF THE COLLECTIVE LEADERSHIP This statement is written for the Nagas and the Meiteis that they may once again search their hearts to discern their rights to be free. To blame others should not be the only way to justify ourselves; we have got to correct ourselves too if Read more
From Tehelka Magazine Vol 7, Issue 43, Dated October 30, 2010 For more than six decades, a section of the Naga community has been fighting for freedom. Naga National Council veteran Thinoselie Keyho tells AVALOK LANGER why the battle is not over yet Tucked away in the Northeast, a 60-year-old insurgency festers unresolved. Exposed to the nationalistic fervour that Read more
COMMITTEE FOR THE RELEASE OF POLITICAL PRISONERS 185/3, FOURTH FLOOR, ZAKIR NAGAR, NEW DELHI-25 Date: 01.11.2010 CONDEMN THE ABDUCTION AND ILLEGAL DETENTION OF ANTHONY SHING THE HEAD OF THE FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF THE NSCN (IM) WHICH HAS BEEN HOLDING PEACE TALKS WITH THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA! RELEASE IMMEDIATELY ANTHONY SHING UNCONDITIONALLY! It is with deep concern that the CRPP has Read more
BY Suneha Dutta The general secretary of the Naga People’s Movement for Human Rights, N Venuh, is an advocate of independent Nagaland. In his recent speech during the convention on Kashmir in New Delhi, he espoused the cause of Azad Kashmir, drawing parallels between the two states. Excerpts from an interview in which he spoke about the demand for freedom, Read more