ENPO condemns April 17 violence

Kohima, May 20: Naga organisations have urged the state government to construct roads connecting the districts bordering Assam, in order to spare them the problems faced by the constant blockades staged in the neighbouring state. The Naga Council ...

Kohima, May 6 : The Naga Hoho, the apex body of all Naga Tribes, has denounced reported attempts by a prospective organisation that is believed to be forming itself as a representative of the Naga population. According to a release issued by the ...

IMPHAL, Mar 25: The North East Students Organisation (NESO) simultaneously organized protest dharnas in seven North Eastern States on Monday blaming the Government of India for misjudging and racial profiling the people of the region. In Manipur, ...

LIC Housing Finance is planning to float a separate arm for undertaking home loans business in the North-Eastern part of the country. The second largest standalone housing finance company of the country has hit upon this strategy as local laws in ...

It gives me immense pleasure to be here today for the third Convocation of Nagaland University, a premier centre of higher learning in the north-eastern region. I am privileged to be in this University, whose foundation was laid in 1987, by our ...

Western Sumi Hoho (WSH) and Dimapur Ao Youth Organisation (DAYO) have extended support to the demand for the construction of foothill road connecting Dimapur with Wokha, Zunheboto, Mokokchung, Longleng and Mon districts. In separate press releases, ...

Kohima, May 8: A meeting of the central office-bearers of the ruling Naga Peoples Front (NPF) on the twin issues of granting recognition to the Mao community and forming an exclusive organisation for the Nagas of the state ended inconclusively here ...

After visiting Kiphire on April 30, the scene of mob arson and violence, Inspector General Assam Rifles, Nagaland (North) has ordered a high level inquiry into the April 28 incident in Kiphire where a mob went on rampage burning down the DC's ...

prasenjit biswasTHE Bengal Frontier Regulation (1874) that strictly intended to keep off hill people separated, if not excluded, in a territory free from any outside influence, still dominates public discourse on land, job and identity in the ...