NSCN-IM to resume talks today with interlocutor AK Mishra

Reportedly, the NSCN-IM will also seek an appointment with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the matter.

NSCN-IM to resume peace talks tomorrow amid big ‘Civil Flag’ proposal to GoI by CM Rio

It’s confirmed now, the NSCN-IM will resume talks with the Government of India tomorrow. The big breaking news here is that, the talks are resuming at a time when the Core Committee led by Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio has presented a ‘Civil Flag’ proposal to New Delhi.

Peace talks between NSCN-IM, Centre postponed

It may be mentioned here that the NSCN-IM talk team led by VS Atem already reached Delhi yesterday for the resumption of talks.

Naga Peace Talks: NSCN-IM to resume talks with New Delhi

In a massive development on the vexed Naga Peace Process, the NSCN-IM has agreed to resume talks with New Delhi. In fact the NSCN IM talk team led by VS Atem is scheduled to leave for Delhi today to resume the dialogue.The Talks are scheduled for tomorrow. This development comes after the Core Committee on […]

Convener of Forum for Naga Reconciliation Rev. Wati Aiyer’s exclusive with Northeast Live

What convinced the NSCN-IM leaders and the NNPGs to sit across table and decide to work unitedly? Northeast Live Editor in Chief Wasbir Hussain spoke exclusively to Convener of Forum for Naga Reconciliation Reverend Dr. Wati Aiyer on what it took to make this meeting possible.

NSCN-IM, NNPGs jointly resolve to work together for Naga cause

The NSCN-IM and the NNPGs further reiterated their commitment to move forward in the direction of achieving a solution.

Sahnit-Ni: Kukis cry for justice on black day

Moreover, shops belonging to Kukis were closed, people refrained from driving their vehicles and black flags were hoisted along the roads.

Naga Peace Talks: Meeting with Union HM in next 2 days

The Core Committee's meeting with Shah had to be postponed as the latter is out of the station.

NSCN-IM accuses Indian Govt of not honouring basic Agreement principle

Rev A Puni asserted that the basic principle of honoring the agreement was not maintained by the Government of India.