Nagas want early solution Mon | April 7 : Both the Centre and Nagaland government seem committed to finding an honourable settlement to the protracted Naga political problem. “Everybody desires that settlement must come as early as possible. Settlement should be honourable and acceptable to all sections,” said Interlocutor of the ongoing peace talks between the Centre and NSCN and Read more
Center sincere to solving Naga problem: RS Pandey KOHIMA, APRIL 6 (NEPS): Former Nagaland chief secretary and the Center’s new interlocutor RS Pandey said the Government of India is “honestly sincere” to find a solution to the protracted Naga political issue. Talking to NEPS here at Raj Bhavan, Pandey, who arrived on Monday and would stay in Nagaland till April Read more
Pandey arrives to seek people’s view Kohima | April 5 : Newly-appointed interlocutor for the Prime Minister for the Indo-Naga peace talks, RS Pandey arrived in Kohima today on a five-day visit to the state. The former chief secretary of Nagaland and former Union Petroleum secretary arrived this afternoon by a special helicopter from Guwahati. During his stay in Nagaland, Read more
Govt considering replacing AFSPA Itanagar, April 3 (PTI): On a visit to Arunachal Pradesh, Home Minister P Chidambaram said the recommendations of the Justice Jeevan Reddy Committee and the Second Administrative Reform Commission on replacing the controversial the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) with a more humane law would soon be placed before the Cabinet. “There was a statement Read more
Mass movement for integration Dimapur, April 2 (MExN): Often referred synonymous with generic Naga political aspirations, the long-standing demand for integration of Naga-habited areas could well be in for another thrust. This time, the inspiration is understood to be the separate Telangana state mania that swept across India the previous months. According to an organization pressing for the integration of Read more
Myanmar: Developments in Myanmar and the Security of North East Col R. Hariharan Turbulence in Myanmar Myanmar is going through throes of change after over 45 years of military rule. The first multiparty elections under the new constitution are to be conducted in 2010. The new constitution was confirmed through a referendum with barely three weeks notice even as Myanmar Read more
Ibobi nod to truce with KCP faction OUR CORRESPONDENT Imphal, March 30: The Okram Ibobi Singh cabinet today gave its approval to the signing of a tripartite agreement for suspension of operations with the Lallumba faction of the Kangleipak Communist Party. “The cabinet has agreed to the signing of suspension of operations agreement by the home ministry, state government and Read more
Th Muivah visits KTU IMPHAL, Mar 24: At the invitation of the Kuki Tribal Union (KTU), Ato Kilonser Th Muivah visited their office at Hebron at 3.30 pm today along with Lt Gen (retd) VA Atem, steering committee convenor Rh Raising, Kilo Kilonser Q Tuccu and former Kilonser Kedutsii, said a press release issued by the outfit’s chief principal secretary Read more
Governor pats govt for role in Naga talks Kohima, March 23: From being an “active facilitator”, the Neiphiu Rio-led Democratic Alliance of Nagaland (DAN) government has turned into a “constructive facilitator” in the Naga peace process. The new catchphrase — and new garb — of the DAN government was unveiled by Governor Nikhil Kumar on the first day of the Read more