#Constitution
Meghalaya High Court Reviews GHADC Tribal-Only Voting Rules
The Meghalaya High Court is weighing the constitutionality of new GHADC rules that bar non-tribal residents from voting or running for office.
NEWire Desk • 11 Oct 2026
Kharshiing Pushes for Deadlines on NCST Reports in Parliament
John F Kharshiing urged MP James P. K. Sangma to demand legal deadlines for presenting National Commission for Scheduled Tribes reports to Parliament.
Walrik Marak • 5 Oct 2026
Policy Experts Debate Nagaland Autonomy at Dimapur Seminar
Experts and students gathered at Dimapur Government College to debate Naga identity, constitutional autonomy, and the future of regional policy.
Naro Jamir • 18 Sep 2026
Nagaland Christian Forum Petitions President Over Constitutional Rights and Military Acts
The Nagaland Joint Christian Forum has appealed to the President of India to address concerns regarding religious freedom, AFSPA, and mandatory mandates.
Naro Jamir • 12 Sep 2026
Nagaland Assembly Formalizes Rules for Scrutinizing Federal Laws
Nagaland lawmakers have set official procedures to review federal laws under Article 371-A protections to determine their state applicability.
Naro Jamir • 2 Sep 2026
Naga Students Federation Demands Assembly Action Against Compulsory Vande Mataram
The Naga Students Federation is pushing the Nagaland government to pass a resolution blocking mandatory recitations of Vande Mataram in the state.
Kiyeto Swu • 1 Sep 2026
Bodo Christian Council Rejects Forced Religious Declarations in Census
The NBCC warns against pressuring Bodos to identify as Bathouist, citing constitutional rights and the need for communal harmony in upcoming records.
Bibar Daimary • 10 Aug 2026
