Jun 19

Article: BETWEEN ABSENCE AND CONVICTION – written in memory of (L) Mr. Ninghor Raikham, former Cabinet Secretary & Kilonser, NSCN/GPRN, by his daughter

Nagalim Voice – June 2026 BETWEEN ABSENCE AND CONVICTION I grew up knowing my father as a man people respected before they fully understood him. In our home, he was never loud. He spoke in short, carefully chosen sentences, as if words were something to be used sparingly. Yet those few words carried weight far beyond their number. Even in Read more

Jun 12

NTHCC STRONGLY CONDEMNS THE BRUTAL KILLING OF SIX NAGAS IN MANIPUR

NTHCC STRONGLY CONDEMNS THE BRUTAL KILLING OF SIX NAGAS IN MANIPUR The Nagaland Tribal Hohos Coordination Committee (NTHCC) expresses its deepest anguish, outrage, and unequivocal condemnation of the heinous and cold-blooded murder of six innocent Naga individuals in Manipur. The recovery of their mutilated mortal remains has confirmed the worst fears of the Naga people and exposed a horrific, barbaric, Read more

Jun 11

PRESS RELEASE, the 10th June, 2026: Statement of Condemnation

GOVERNMENT OF THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF NAGALIM MINISTRY OF INFORMATION & PUBLICITY  STATEMENT OF CONDEMNATION June 10, 2026 The NSCN/GPRN unequivocally and in the strongest possible terms condemns the barbaric killing and grotesque mutilation of victims by Kuki terrorist gangs and its frontal Kuki Village Volunteers. These heinous atrocities are blatant crimes against humanity and a savage violation of human Read more

Jun 10

Statement on the Assam Rifles’ Crackdown at Shokvao/New Heaven, Ukhrul District

NATIONAL SOCIALIST WOMEN’S ORGANISATION OF NAGALIM Date: 8th June 2026 PRESS STATEMENT Statement on the Assam Rifles’ Crackdown at Shokvao/New Heaven, Ukhrul District The National Socialist Women’s Organisation of Nagalim (NSWON) expresses profound disapproval of the brutal crackdown on a peaceful democratic protest by Tangkhul Naga women at Shokvao/New Heaven and surrounding areas on 7 June 2026. The demonstration was Read more

Jun 10

Naga Civil Societies Raise Alarm Over Escalating Violence in Manipur and Call for Protection of Civilians

Nagalim Voice-June 2026 Naga Civil Societies Raise Alarm Over Escalating Violence in Manipur and Call for Protection of Civilians May 2026: Several Naga civil society organizations have expressed deep concern over recent violence in Manipur and the sovereign territories of the Naga nation, citing a series of attacks, civilian casualties, displacement, and growing insecurity in the region. In recent memorandums Read more

Jun 06

Q & A with the Honourable Keya Kilonser (Defense Minister), Mr. Z. Pienyii Angami on the current Situation at Southern Nagalim

Nagalim Voice-June 2026 Q & A with the Honourable Keya Kilonser (Defense Minister), Mr. Z. Pienyii Angami on the current Situation at Southern Nagalim Background Context: Recent tensions in Ukhrul and adjoining Naga sovereign ancestral areas have intensified amid allegations by the NSCN/GPRN that Kuki militant groups, Indian security agencies, and external actors are involved in a “proxy war” targeting Read more

Jun 06

Nagalim Voice-June 2026’s Editorial: INDIA – OUTSOURCING VIOLENCE

Nagalim Voice-June 2026 EDITORIAL INDIA – OUTSOURCING VIOLENCE Manipur’s hills have long simmered with ethnic rivalries, but the recent flare-up of violence between the Kuki refugees and the Naga communities underscores a deepening crisis that threatens to erode the fundamental fabric of the region’s indigenous inhabitants. While Nagas slumber, their adversary has patiently consolidated power through narcotics, international lobbying based Read more

May 14

PRESS RELEASE, the 13th May, 2026: NSCN/GPRN condemns and clarifies

GOVERNMENT OF THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF NAGALIM Ministry of Information and Publicity PRESS RELEASE 13 May, 2026 The NSCN is deeply shocked and anguished by the ambush and brutal murder of three church leaders belonging to the Thadou Baptist Association, between Kotlen and Kotzim villages, who were returning to Kangpokpi from Churachandpur after attending the TBA Conference at Lamka. The Read more