Tag: Ukhrul
SFs Accused of Firing on Naga Civilians; Probe Demanded
Instead of neutralising the source of aggression, some security personnel allegedly discharged live ammunition toward Naga civilians undertaking community defence of their homes.
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.
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.
Mother’s Day: Churches Across Ukhrul Pay Tribute to Mothers
The day was marked by heartfelt prayers, inspiring sermons, and thoughtful gifts as tokens of appreciation for mothers.
World Press Freedom Day: Ukhrul Seeks Safer Environment For Journos
Local journalists, intellectuals and social activists gathered at the Ukhrul Press Club in Ukhrul town on Sunday to mark World Press Freedom Day, engaging...
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.
