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Ukhrul mourns slain Naga civilians with candlelight vigil

Tangkhul CSOs organise peaceful candlelight; over 1,000 brave rain to honour eight Naga departed souls.

Ukhrul denizen writes to CM, ex-CM on NH-102A

The new alternative road connecting Ukhrul–Imphal and Tadubi–Ukhrul on NH-102A is in a deplorable state.

Kamjong: Four killed, two hurt in KNA-B attack

The attack appeared to have stemmed from a sharp rift between the Kuki National Front-Presidential group (KNF-P) and the KNA-B over territorial dominance along the international border.

Ukhrul: UNC shutdown draws mixed response

UNC's 24-hour protest over recovered six Naga hostage bodies sees limited participation amid normal activity in markets and schools

UNC declares 24-hour shutdown after recovery of Naga hostages

UNC said the mortal remains of the six hostages would not be received unless its demands were addressed and justice was done for the families of the victims by the Governments of Manipur and India.

TNL Rejects Kuki Groups’ Directives; Warns Against Provocative Tax, Signage

No "self-styled" organization or student body possesses the power to alter territorial classifications or create parallel administrative structures through intimidation.

UNC lashes out at KOHUR; accuses rights body of bias, silence on hostages

UNC alleged KOHUR engaged in advocacy “against Nagas with concocted narratives” that were “out of the context” of the original statement.

Ukhrul, Kamjong womenfolk demand release of six Naga hostages

The demonstrations were organised by Tangkhul Shanao Long (TSL), the Tangkhul women’s league, in line with the collective call of the NWU across Naga-inhabited areas in Manipur.

TKS Rebukes Viral Interview, Accuses Tony Singsit of Spreading False Narratives

TKS provided an account of events triggered the current conflict between Nagas and Kukis, placing recent violence within a broader pattern of alleged attacks against Tangkhul villagers.

Ukhrul: Senior Rights, Social Activists Urge GoI to Combat ‘Terrorism’ in Naga Homeland

The group accused authorities of failing to apply existing national and international counter-terror frameworks to protect civilian populations, describing the situation as a crisis that has persisted for decades.

UNC imposes eco-blockade over unreleased hostages

On the morning of 15 May, 14 of the hostages were released, but the fate of the remaining six remained uncertain.