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ANSAM Demands Action Over Six Missing Naga Men
by NE - May 22, 2026

ANSAM calls for urgent action to trace six missing Naga men allegedly abducted at Leilon Vaiphei and seeks intervention from state and central authorities.

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Women block security team in Kangpokpi
UNC Memorandum Seeks Amit Shah’s Intervention on Naga Hostages; Rebuts KOHUR Allegations
by NE - May 22, 2026

UNC issued a memorandum to Amit Shah seeking intervention in the Naga hostage crisis and released a press statement rebutting KOHUR allegations.

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Released Kuki hostages
Several Hostages Released as Manipur Violence Spirals in May 2026 After Kangpokpi Ambush
by NE - May 15, 2026

Armed attacks killed three Thadou Baptist church leaders and a Chiru Naga civilian in Manipur in May 2026, triggering hostage crises, border incursions, and district-wide shutdowns across the conflict-torn northeastern state.

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TBA team
Manipur Bleeds Twice: Three Church Leaders Killed in Kangpokpi Ambush, Civilian Shot Dead in Noney
by NE - May 14, 2026

Manipur reels from two separate ambushes on May 13, 2026 — three Thadou Baptist church leaders killed in Kangpokpi in the morning, and a civilian killed in Noney district in the evening — triggering shutdowns, road closures, and widespread displacement.

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Kamjong Attack Aftermath
Tangkhul Naga Long Demands Clarification from Home Minister Over ‘No External Aggression’ Remark
by NE - May 12, 2026

Tangkhul Naga Long’s Working Committee has demanded clarification from Manipur Home Minister over his statement denying “external aggression” in the Kamjong attacks, citing FIR records, eyewitness accounts, and Assam Rifles statements.

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Home Minister Govindas Konthoujam Visits Kamjong
Who Was Behind the May 7 Kamjong Attack?
by NE - May 10, 2026

A May 7 pre-dawn assault on Tangkhul Naga villages in Manipur’s Kamjong district, allegedly carried out by Myanmar-based KNA-B and VVEZ militants, reignited debate over cross-border terrorism, with drone strikes, arson, and abductions fueling divisions over whether it constituted foreign aggression.

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Kamjong Attack
Between Resolve and Resignation: The Dual Legacies of May 7th ~ NED Editorial
by NE - May 10, 2026

The people of Kamjong and the wider Northeast are left to wonder why the "Sindoor spirit"—the commitment to protecting every inch of Indian soil with "ruthless" resolve—seems to dissipate when the threat comes from the Chin Hills instead of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

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Tronglaobi Victims Laid to Rest
Three Civilians Killed in Tronglaobi Protest CRPF Firing Laid to Rest With Honour
by NE - Apr 25, 2026

The mortal remains of three civilians killed by CRPF gunfire during the public unrest that followed the April 7 Tronglaobi bomb attack were collected from RIMS morgue on April 24 and laid to rest at Lamthabung, Phougakchao Ikhai, with gun salutes rendered by local volunteers and Manipur Police.

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Binalakshmi Nepram
Manipur-Born Activist Binalakshmi Nepram Convenes Second Global Summit on Indigenous Peacebuilding
by NE - Apr 24, 2026

More than 150 Indigenous peacebuilders, women leaders and youth from 80 countries will convene in New York on April 25–26 for the Second Global Summit on Indigenous Peacebuilding. The summit will launch a Global Network of Indigenous Peacebuilders and call for a UN Decade on Indigenous Peacebuilding

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Fatal Clash in Ukhrul
Fatal Clash Near Sinakeithei and Mullam Villages in Ukhrul; NVG and Two Kuki Militants Killed
by NE - Apr 24, 2026

A fatal armed clash on April 24 near Sinakeithei and Mullam villages in Ukhrul district left at least one Naga Village Guard and two Kuki militants dead, with multiple civilians injured and homes set ablaze. Tangkhul Naga Long and Kuki CSO Working Committee have have issued conflicting accounts

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