Massive security, including BSF and Tripura Police, was deployed in the protest area. Speaking on the matter, Suraj Debbarma, President ...

Manipur police arrested two alleged members of the KCP (Noyon) outfit during an intelligence-based operation in Imphal East District on ...

In the statement, the Global Naga Forum (GNF) and other participants called for the immediate prioritization of a just and ...

The Assam Rifles and the Indian Army jointly launched a major anti-insurgency operation in the Pongchau area of Longding district, ...

An “Indefinite Voluntary Business Shutter Down” would be implemented throughout Nagaland starting on April 24, 2025, according to the Confederation of Nagaland Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CNCCI). The decision is in response to what the CNCCI refers to as “step-motherly treatment” in the selection of representatives from the District Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI) to the Urban Local Bodies (ULBs). The State Government has allegedly not responded to numerous requests, including a formal letter to the Hon’ble Chief Minister and a news release earlier this month warning of democratic protest if justice is not served by April 20. The confederation said that the closure was called in response to the collective demand of nine District CCIs who felt wronged, adding that “the CNCCI has exhausted all possible means.”

The NSCN/GPRN (Yung Aung faction, based in Myanmar) has strongly condemned what it called Coal India Limited’s (CIL) “violent attempts” to forcibly evict Naga villagers and other tribal communities from the Ledo region of Assam’s Tinsukia district. The group accused CIL and its subsidiaries, along with conglomerates like ONGC and Geo Enpro Petroleum Ltd, of decades-long ...