Over 200 Naga households fled their homes in Manipur after arson attacks destroyed eight villages. Leaders are now demanding urgent state intervention.
Ranjana Devi • 2 Oct 2026
Zeliangrong civil leaders want Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla to deploy highway escorts and grant IDP status to families displaced by regional violence.
Priyanka Moirangthem • 1 Oct 2026
Som Kamei, Author and a scholar of the history of India's Northeast, has been invited by the University of Oxford to participate in an exhibition centred on
NEWire Desk • 30 Sep 2026
The Zeliangrong Baudi Nagaland met at Gaili village to discuss tribal rights, cultural identity, and leadership during a major Dimki assembly session.
Kiyeto Swu • 8 Sep 2026
The Liangmai Naga Council, Manipur, has condemned an alleged armed attack on three Liangmai Naga villages in Kangpokpi district early on September 1 and called
NEWire Desk • 1 Sep 2026
Tamenglong honored Naga leader Haipou Jadonang on his 95th martyrdom anniversary, celebrating his fight for freedom and Zeliangrong unity.
Sanajaoba Chongtham • 29 Aug 2026
The Zeliangrong Welfare Association in Delhi urges civil society groups to stay impartial as tensions rise between the ZUF and the NSCN (IM).
Kiyeto Swu • 2 Aug 2026
The AZSU held its first Dimki Session in Hangrum, Assam, inducting new leaders for the 2026-2029 term and calling for unity amid the Manipur crisis.
Naro Jamir • 26 Jul 2026
The Zeliangrong United Front claims NSCN-IM is running illegal check posts and recruiting local youths to stir up division along National Highway-37.
Ratan Singh • 22 Jul 2026
Som Kamei's meticulously researched biography restores Rani Gaidinliu to India's freedom narrative while examining tribal identity, Heraka, and unresolved
NEWire Desk • 7 Jul 2026
In a brief span, he built a religious reform movement, raised an army of 500, sent spears across Naga territory seeking alliances, and declared a Naga Raj.
Angam Niumai • 23 Jun 2026