Morung Express News Dimapur | October 22 The Working Committee, Naga National Political Groups (WC, NNPGs) and the Government of India’s interlocutor for the Indo-Naga political dialogue, RN Ravi met today in Dimapur.  According to WC, NNPGs sources, a 12-member delegation led by Convenor N Kitovi Zhimomi attended the meeting called by Interlocutor Ravi, who is also Nagaland Governor.   The discussion today centred “on post agreement structure and implem

Newmai News Network Senapati | October 22 The All Naga Students’ Association, Manipur (ANSAM) questioned the “commitment and seriousness” of the Government of India on the Indo-Naga peace talks. “We are concerned by the insincerity of the Government of India in resolving the Indo-Naga political issue despite 23 years of negotiation as two entities,” ANSAM said on Thursday.  “We cannot help but question the commitment and seriousness on th

Dimapur, October 20 (MExN): The WC, NNPGs Convenor N Kitovi Zhimomi stated that “Nagaland is the heart of Naga political struggle.” He added that “if it stops beating, the Naga political aspiration be it in Myanmar, Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh or Assam will die a slow painful death.” The futility of the endless political talks is felt first by tribes in Nagaland, he added in a statement issued on Tuesday. Meanwhile, taking strong exception to the labelin

Kohima, October 7 (MExN): The State government has called for a consultative meeting of all stakeholders to discuss the Naga political issue and the ongoing peace talks between the Naga National Political Organizations and the Government of India (GoI). The meeting will be held on October 15 at 10:00 am in the State Banquet Hall, Chief Minister’s Residential Complex in Kohima. A DIPR report informed that all tribal hohos, mass-based organizations, civil societies, church or

Zunheboto, September 30 (MExN): The Sumi Hoho held a consultative meeting with all its frontal organizations and Sumi senior leaders at Lhomithi Council Hall on September 30 and adopted certain resolutions regarding the ongoing Naga political talks.  “The Sumi people fully endorse the demand of the 14 tribes of Nagaland for early solution of the Indo-Naga issue,” informed a statement issued after the meeting. They also extended solidarity to the political arrange

    Moa Jamir   The Naga political aspiration for self-determination over the years is akin to a group of people trying to cross a river, The Morung Express editor opined recently – the end is same but the means to achieve the same differs. Some want to build a bridge and cross; another prefers pole vaulting; while others want to swim across. Simply stated, there is no consensus on how to cross the river.   Presently, a bridge built by a Naga Political G