On the 39th year of Onae Reh Dah (The Great Battle of Oinam): The Naga Army attack on Indian Army post at Oinam Naga village on 09/07/1987

8th July 2026, Morung Express Nagaland (MExN) Dr. KK Loung Nathan Assistant Professor of History, Christ (Deemed to be University), Bangalore On the overcast morning of July 9, 1987, the skies above Oinam Hill Village (Onaemeka) of Manipur hung low with rain-bearing clouds, as though mourning a tragedy yet to unfold. A stillness was in the air, dense with unspoken Read more

EDITORIAL- Nagalim Voice 2026: Beyond Murder: The Weaponization of Desecration

Nagalaim Voice July 2026 EDITORIAL Beyond Murder: The Weaponization of Desecration The barbaric killing of six innocent Nagas in India’s Manipur stands as one of the most horrifying and morally repulsive atrocities witnessed in recent times. These were not armed combatants killed in battle. They were innocent civilians abducted, tortured, humiliated, and murdered in cold blood by Kuki terrorists. The Read more

INTERVIEW: RH. RAISING, Special Emissary of the Collective Leadership of the NSCN (IM) – By The Week’s Namrata Biji Ahuja, Chief Of Bureau, Delhi

INTERVIEW RH. RAISING Special Emissary of the Collective Leadership of the NSCN (IM) NO POWER SHOULD PROHIBIT US FROM USING OUR FLAG BY NAMRATA BIJI AHUJA Chief of Bureau, Delhi The Week RH. RAISING WAS home minister of the Naga parallel government in Hebron when the Indian government and the NSCN (IM) signed the framework agreement on August 3, 2015. Read more

Cover Story – Nagaland – By The Week’s Namrata Biji Ahuja, Chief of Bureau, Delhi: FOR A STITCH IN TIME – Camp Hebron and Dimapur in Nagaland, Imphal, Senapati and Ukhrul in Manipur

COVER STORY NAGALAND By Namrata Biji Ahuja Chief of Bureau, Delhi The Week Thuingaleng Muivah has survived war, exile and factional splits to lead the Naga movement into peace talks. As the ageing leader of the movement’s founding generation, the 92-year-old now faces perhaps his greatest challenges: securing a permanent peace agreement. FOR A STITCH IN TIME Camp Hebron and Read more

INTERVIEW: Thuingaleng Muivah, General Secretary, National Socialist Council of Nagalim (Isak-Muivah) – By The Week’s Namrata Biji Ahuja, Chief of Bureau, Delhi

INTERVIEW Thuingaleng Muivah, General Secretary, National Socialist Council of Nagalim (Isak-Muivah) By Namrata Biji Ahuja Chief of Bureau, Delhi The Week ‘INDIA USES KUKIS TO FIGHT A PROXY WAR AGAINST NAGAS’. Q. How did your growing-up years shape your vision for Naga people? Ans: During my childhood, my mother used to tell the story of how Tangkhul Naga villages—such as Read more

Nagalim Voice – June 2026: The Naga nation at a historic crossroads: Renewing the mandate for sovereignty against strategic attrition and engineered conflicts—AC Maring, Kilonser, MIP

Nagalim Voice – June 2026 THE NAGA NATION AT A HISTORIC CROSSROADS: RENEWING THE MANDATE FOR SOVEREIGNTY AGAINST STRATEGIC ATTRITION AND ENGINEERED CONFLICTS—AC Maring, Kilonser, MIP Nagalim — The Naga political movement stands at a critical historical juncture where structural resilience must overcome geopolitical tactics of delay. For nearly a century, the pursuit of self-determination has been sustained not by Read more

PRESS STATEMENT, the 18th June, 2026: Resolutions of the Joint Council meeting held on 18/06/2026

GOVERNMENT OF THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF NAGALIM Ministry of Information and Publicity PRESS STATEMENT Hebron: 18 June 2026 A Joint Council of the NSCN/GPRN was convened today at the Council Headquarters, Hebron, to deliberate on the critical issues confronting the Naga national movement. Following intensive deliberations, the Joint Council unanimously adopted the following landmark resolutions to reaffirm its unwavering stance Read more

Article: BETWEEN ABSENCE AND CONVICTION – written in memory of (L) Mr. Ninghor Raikham, former Cabinet Secretary & Kilonser, NSCN/GPRN, by his daughter

Nagalim Voice – June 2026 BETWEEN ABSENCE AND CONVICTION I grew up knowing my father as a man people respected before they fully understood him. In our home, he was never loud. He spoke in short, carefully chosen sentences, as if words were something to be used sparingly. Yet those few words carried weight far beyond their number. Even in Read more