Naga Solution News Today

The Naga generation of today is at a very critical, confusing and directionless cross-road with countless leaders with few followers. Our leaders; whether elected, selected or self-style; are giving tall promises which are sweet to the ears but their acti

Supplementing to the writeup by Imkong L. Imchen (MLA & Advisor GoN), the legislators of Nagaland are realising the limitations of Article 371A which several Think-Tank groups had been discussing and highlighting for years, the fact that Govt of India only gave Nagas the power to protect our resources but very smartly or maybe even cunningly did not give us the legislative powers to draft our own laws to extract our own resources like petroleum. Even if we have millions of barrels of oil und...

Nagaland chief minister Neiphiu Rio reiterated that the Naga political issue was not the private property or domain of any party, organisation or individual and that every Naga was a direct stakeholder in the quest for genuine peace and an honourable solution.

Ahead of the upcoming Assembly elections in Nagaland, a new, Centre-endorsed movement for statehood within the state seems to be colouring electoral politics, diluting the state’s demand for the ‘Naga solution’

As people are speculating about the coming of our respected Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi in Nagaland, many are curious and anxious to hear from him. Different political parties, organisations, and individuals are pouring their thoughts and ideas regarding his coming. Though his visit is purely based on the upcoming Nagaland Legislative Assembly elections, in 2023, his timely visit would mean a lot to the Nagas. The Nagas, in general, are still waiting for the Naga Solution which o...

Since the signing of the Framework Agreement on 3rd August 2015 between the NSCN (IM) and the Government of India, every Naga has been yearning for the Naga Political Solution irrespective of age, tribe and geographical location. Now, it is almost seven years into the negotiations but still no sign of any outcome. Many good leaders and citizens, young and old have died while waiting for the impending solution. The Government of India has been dragging the Naga issue for too long as an election m...

Has Christianity failed the Nagas? According to the 2011 census, 87.93% of the Nagas are Christians in Nagaland. Baptist is a major denomination in Nagaland. However, irrespective of denominations, Christians believe in the risen Lord Jesus Christ as the Saviour and the Bible as the Word of God. History tells us that Christianity came to Nagaland in the mid-nineteenth century with the arrival of the American Baptist Missionaries. Along with the emergence of Christianity, it has brought a drastic...

My Dear Fellow-Nagas,