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TNL presses CM on steps against Kuki narco-terrorists

The Kuki militants’ intrusion and abortive abduction were an inevitable outcome of the pre-planned search and combing operation carried out by the combined security forces.

The Naga Issue Belongs to the Naga People

The Naga issue is a Collective Naga Issue. And a collective issue demands a collective process, a collective voice, and a collective solution.

TNL declares blanket ban on security ops in Tangkhul Naga areas

The TNL's decision follows the expiration of a 24-hour deadline for the unconditional release of the four villagers, which ended on July 15, 2026.

Creative, original designs invited for ‘India Post Mascot Design Contest’

The contest is open to all Indian citizens. Participants are required to submit one original mascot design, a suitable mascot name, and a brief concept note through the MyGov platform. The contest will remain open from 15 July to 15 August 2026.

Centre explores ways to boost KCC digital delivery, agricultural loans

The meeting deliberated on key areas of collaboration, including secure and standardized access to verified digital land records; faster digital delivery of Kisan Credit Cards (KCC) and other agricultural loans; reduced transaction costs and improved loan processing timelines.

India: PM Modi’s Visit to the Netherlands: Advancing Energy, Technology and Strategic Cooperation

India and the Netherlands share a strong and expanding partnership since establishing diplomatic relations in 1947. Over the decades, cooperation has expanded across trade, investment, water, agriculture, health, and innovation. In an emerging global order, regular high-level exchanges have strengthened bilateral engagement.

The Weight of Silence: On the Responsibility of the Manipur State Government in the Hour of Collapse

A government that watches while its own people are hunted has forfeited its moral claim to govern.

Manipur in Peril: Constitutional Duty, Indigenous Integrity, and the Naga Response to Engineered Crisis

The “old Kukis” who were brought in during the colonial period have, in many villages, been accommodated peacefully by Naga and Meitei communities for generations.

The Current Geopolitical Landscape in Manipur and the NE

Unlike the overt conflicts of the past, today’s environment is defined by sophisticated weaponry, disinformation, and the tactical use of civilian populations as human shields, writes Michael Shaiza.

AFSPA, 1958: Law, Land, the Republic’s Moral Ledger, and the Long Shadow of Silence

The ethical evaluation of AFSPA requires a balance between the "sword" and the "sanctuary," writes Michael Shaiza.