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Tension mounts over Framework Agreement as Modi Govt-NSCN (IM) put counter claims
July 1, 2018 No Comment 781 Views

Indo-Naga talks without integration of Naga areas will be futile: NSCN (IM) Naga Republic News & Analysis A day after Union Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju had reiterated that no stakeholder states will be harmed because of the Framework Agreement, the NSCN (IM) has shot off a statement probably aimed to counter
Story of World War II: Tracing my father’s footsteps in the Imphal-Kohima campaign
June 25, 2018 No Comment 163 Views

By Akiko Macdonald Source: Japan Forward | First published on October 4, 2017 Places where battles took place always have sad stories which we, as decent human beings, need to revisit to know how the soldiers fought and died on foreign soil. Some of the souls of the millions of fallen soldiers are still lost and have been forgotten
The story of the BJP’s rise in the North-East
June 22, 2018 No Comment 18 Views

Book Review: The Last Battle of Saraighat By K. Raka Sudhakar Rao Winning an election in a geographical behemoth like UP looks a child’s play compared to winning Assam in India’s North-east. Such are the complexities of Assam. Though just 126 seats, the voters in the Ujoni (upper) Assam have different set of
With a peace accord imminent, is a Naga national govt still possible?
June 16, 2018 No Comment 140 Views

Naga Republic News & Analysis The ‘Naga accord’ is nearly final. This is what a newspaper (The Indian Express) reported about two months back. Delhi and the Naga armed groups are said to have finalised the substantive portions of the peace accord which is likely to be signed before the monsoon session of Parliament, the news report

Tension mounts over Framework Agreement as Modi Govt-NSCN (IM) put counter claims
July 1, 2018 No Comment 781 Views

Indo-Naga talks without integration of Naga areas will be futile: NSCN (IM) Naga Republic News & Analysis A day after Union Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju had reiterated that no stakeholder states will be harmed because of the Framework Agreement, the NSCN (IM) has shot off a statement probably aimed to counter
Story of World War II: Tracing my father’s footsteps in the Imphal-Kohima campaign
June 25, 2018 No Comment 163 Views

By Akiko Macdonald Source: Japan Forward | First published on October 4, 2017 Places where battles took place always have sad stories which we, as decent human beings, need to revisit to know how the soldiers fought and died on foreign soil. Some of the souls of the millions of fallen soldiers are still lost and have been forgotten
The story of the BJP’s rise in the North-East
June 22, 2018 No Comment 18 Views

Book Review: The Last Battle of Saraighat By K. Raka Sudhakar Rao Winning an election in a geographical behemoth like UP looks a child’s play compared to winning Assam in India’s North-east. Such are the complexities of Assam. Though just 126 seats, the voters in the Ujoni (upper) Assam have different set of
With a peace accord imminent, is a Naga national govt still possible?
June 16, 2018 No Comment 140 Views

Naga Republic News & Analysis The ‘Naga accord’ is nearly final. This is what a newspaper (The Indian Express) reported about two months back. Delhi and the Naga armed groups are said to have finalised the substantive portions of the peace accord which is likely to be signed before the monsoon session of Parliament, the news report

Nagaland and Development: A re-look at the Gandhian model

In an interview a few years ago, Chairman of Reliance Industries Mukesh Ambani made a mention about how the values taught by Mahatma Gandhi are timeless and expressing the view that the youth of India “who will embrace technology and Gandhi's values will give the country a development model that
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The way forward for development of North-East in building a New India

By Neiphiu Rio The need to strengthen the North East Council (NEC) for overall regional development cannot be overemphasized and the objectives of setting up the Council can be best achieved only by providing sufficient funds and upholding the Council in its endeavours. May I suggest