Worryingly, there is still much to address and improve in the Indo-Naga relationship today. While the reassurance and forward resolution agendas should be pursued more aggressively, the fact that disagreements will continue should not cause either side to throw up their arms in despair over the other’s behavior, writes Augustine R.
By Augustine R.
View More The Indo-Naga relationship is a work in progress, but there are developments on both sides that could portend a more dangerous future
True Naga reconciliation and understanding can be expected only if both Naga National and Naga Civil Society Organizations initiate such a reconciliation process. Today, the Naga reconciliation journey is “a long line of reconciliation process ahead,” and if Naga National Organizations commit to the process and Naga Civil Society Organizations are ready to describe themselves as such – can help us better understand this moment in history and the shared experience.
By Augustine R.
View More How Naga CSOs and Christian forums support the FNR for the Naga Reconciliation process can be seen as a renewed hope of Naga unityYou cannot copy content of this page