#History

Meghen Urges Manipur Unity Amidst Ethnic Strife

Former UNLF chief Meghen calls for historical understanding and peace in Manipur during the launch of a new book on Zomi identity and brotherhood.

Ratan Singh • 12 Oct 2026

Nagaland Pushes for Return of Ancestral Remains from Oxford

Nagaland officials and the Forum for Naga Reconciliation met to coordinate the return of 39 ancestral human remains currently held in the United Kingdom.

Naro Jamir • 12 Oct 2026

Militant Group CorCom Calls Manipur Shutdown for October 15

The militant group CorCom has announced a 12-hour statewide shutdown in Manipur on October 15 to protest the 1949 merger with India.

Priyanka Moirangthem • 12 Oct 2026

Diezephe Village Dedicates Foundation Monolith Before Golden Jubilee

Diezephe Village installed a foundation monolith as it prepares for its 50th-anniversary celebration scheduled for October 29.

Naro Jamir • 11 Oct 2026

Zunheboto Officials Told to Stay at Posting Sites

Zunheboto board members reviewed school needs and proposed a memorial library for a former EAC killed in a 1974 ambush.

Kiyeto Swu • 6 Oct 2026

Documentary Details 25-Year Journey to Bring Slain Naga Leader Home

The documentary Prophetic Homecoming chronicles the repatriation of Naga leader Venyiyi Rhakhu, exploring his family's long road to forgiveness.

Kiyeto Swu • 5 Oct 2026

Manipur Marks 135 Years Since 1891 War

The Justice Committee honored 1891 Anglo-Manipuri War martyrs in Khongjom today, calling for unity and strength to defend the future of the state.

Ratan Singh • 5 Oct 2026

Gorkha Pathshala Marks 150 Years of History in Shillong

Shillong’s Gorkha Pathshala celebrated its 150th anniversary, marking a long journey from a mud-plastered shed to a higher secondary school.

Walrik Marak • 4 Oct 2026

Mount Tiyi College History Students Stage Historical Dramas

Mount Tiyi College history students performed plays depicting global historical events, with the 5th Semester team taking home the top prize.

Kiyeto Swu • 1 Oct 2026

Forgotten Assam Tea Estate of Revolutionary Maniram Dewan Found

Wild, ancient tea plants in Charaideo mark the lost estate of freedom fighter Maniram Dewan, offering a rare link to India’s colonial tea history.

Timungpi Terang • 1 Oct 2026

Rilbong Marks Centenary with Citywide Celebration

Rilbong is celebrating its 100th anniversary with a year-long program honoring historical figures and planning the future of Shillong.

NEWire Desk • 1 Oct 2026

AMUCO Marks 130th Birth Anniversary of Hijam Irabot

AMUCO leaders gathered at Cheiraoching to honor Hijam Irabot, calling for a return to his vision of social justice and rights for workers and farmers.

Diana Moirangthem • 30 Sep 2026

Clans Fight Move to Rename Legendary Ruler U Tirot Sing

Clan leaders are challenging a proposal to change the surname of Hima Nongkhlaw ruler U Tirot Sing, citing a need for verified historical evidence.

NEWire Desk • 28 Sep 2026

Manipur Groups Honor Fallen Martyrs Amid Deepening Ethnic Conflict

Groups held memorial rites for historical and June 18 martyrs as UCM leadership warned of federal policies driving state fragmentation.

Priyanka Moirangthem • 27 Sep 2026

Patkai Christian College Hosts Interdisciplinary Forum on History and Politics

Departments at Patkai Christian College explored themes of Indian politics, colonial history, and social structures during a recent campus event.

Naro Jamir • 27 Sep 2026

New Research Challenges Myths of Mughal-Era Architecture

New academic research reveals how Mughal and Hindu architectural styles blended between the 16th and 19th centuries across North India.

NEWire Desk • 27 Sep 2026

Why Mary Shelley’s 1826 Pandemic Novel Still Matters

Mary Shelley’s novel The Last Man predicted global collapse through pandemic and war, offering a two-century-old warning for modern society.

NEWire Desk • 27 Sep 2026

Shillong lecture links indigenous wisdom to Vidyasagar legacy

Prof. Shobhonlal Datta Gupta discussed the role of indigenous knowledge and Iswar Chandra Vidyasagar's legacy during a recent Shillong endowment lecture.

Walrik Marak • 27 Sep 2026

Manipur Chief Minister Honors Legacy of Lamyanba Hijam Irawat

Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh commemorated the 75th death anniversary of leader Lamyanba Hijam Irawat in Imphal on September 26.

Priyanka Moirangthem • 26 Sep 2026

Kohima College Launches Alumni Guest Teaching Initiative

Kohima College's history department launched a guest teaching program to help postgraduate alumni gain essential classroom experience.

Naro Jamir • 26 Sep 2026