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KOHIMA, AUGUST 14: Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) President Mteisuding has reiterated the federation’s opposition to the revised observance of Vande Mataram, stating that the objection is based on references concerning Naga faith and beliefs. He clarified that the NSF’s stand is not against national symbols but specifically against the content and its perceived implications.Mteisuding said

The NSCN-EF (PG) Chairman, in his message on the 80th Naga Independence Day, called for greater unity among the Naga people while strongly reaffirming the Naga people’s political rights, historical declaration of independence and aspiration for a sovereign political future. Reflecting on the Naga political journey, he referred to key milestones including the 1929 memorandum

Kohima, August 14: The Beauty & Aesthetics Society of Nagaland (BASN) launched its new initiative, “Queens for a Cause,” at a programme held at Symphony Café, Kohima, on Thursday. The initiative brings together Miss Nagaland titleholders and runners-up to create a united platform for social service, advocacy, mentorship and community development. BASN President Mele Pucho

DIMAPUR, AUGUST 13: IndianOil has launched its 10-kg composite LPG cylinder, “Extra Light Now,” in Dimapur, offering customers a lightweight and modern alternative to conventional LPG cylinders. The product was launched in the presence of Food and Civil Supplies Director GON and IndianOil Chief General Manager (LPG), Northeast, Amarjyoti Bordoloi. Weighing approximately 6 kg when

The Kohima Chakhesang Students’ Union (KCSU) has announced its withdrawal from the upcoming Independence Day programme, citing solidarity with the Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) over its opposition to the compulsory singing of the revised national song, “Vande Mataram,” during official functions and educational institutions. Meanwhile, the Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) has expressed concern over

Mon, August 13: Nagaland News Network visited the Dikhu River area between Longleng and Mon districts amid the ongoing controversy over Assam’s floods and allegations linking flooding to coal mining and deforestation in Nagaland. The Dikhu River was seen flowing fiercely, with water levels reportedly rising close to the bridge. NNN also visited the Namsang-Naginimora

Naginimora, Mon | August 13, 2026The ongoing controversy linking coal mining activities in Nagaland to the recent flash floods in Assam has drawn strong reactions from stakeholders in Naginimora, Mon district, with the Konyak Union Naginimora Unit rejecting all allegations as baseless and politically motivated. Earlier, the Union had stated that claims blaming coal mining

The Naga Students’ Federation (NSF), along with the Angami Students’ Union (ASU) and Chakhkesang Students’ Union (CSU), has opposed the compulsory singing or playing of the revised Vande Mataram during Independence Day programmes and in educational institutions. In separate notifications dated August 12, the student bodies directed their affiliated and subordinate units to ensure that