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Who is Phangnon Konyak, First Woman MP From Nagaland To Preside Over Rajya Sabha? 5 Points
S Phangnon Konyak, an MP from the BJP, became the first woman from Nagaland to preside over the Rajya Sabha yesterday. House Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar had nominated her and three other women members to the panel of vice-chairpersons on July 17.
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Phangnon Konyak First Woman MP From Nagaland To Preside Over Rajya Sabha
S Phangnon Konyak has become the first woman member from Nagaland to preside over the Rajya Sabha.
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Panel Of Rajya Sabha Vice-Chairpersons Reconstituted, Half Are Women
Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar today reconstituted the panel of vice-chairpersons of Parliament's upper house with half of them being women.
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India's Headhunter Warriors Sever Past, Fret Over Future
The Konyaks were the last to give up the age-old practice of severing enemies' heads in this remote, hilly and densely forested region close to the Myanmar border.
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Nagaland Set To Get First Woman Rajya Sabha MP
BJP's S Phangnon Konyak is all set to become the first woman Rajya Sabha member from Nagaland as no other candidate filed nomination for the March 31 election to the lone seat from the state on Monday, which was the last day.
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Nagaland Likely To Get First Woman Rajya Sabha MP
Nagaland is likely to get a woman Rajya Sabha MP for the first time as a coalition of the NDPP and the BJP, having 35 MLAs in the 60-member Assembly, nominated the saffron party's Mahila Morcha president S Phangnon Konyak as their candidate.
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No Opposition In Nagaland Assembly As Rivals Join Forces On Naga Issue
This development comes five months after all the ruling and opposition parties in Nagaland came together to form India's first opposition less all-party alliance government to take forward the Naga political issue between the Centre and Naga outfits.
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Nagaland Killings: Tribal Bodies Give State Government 10-Day Deadline
Civil groups in Nagaland have given the government a 10-day extension to a December ultimatum as they battle for justice for 14 civilians killed during a botched Army op in the northeastern state.
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Nagaland Villager, An Ex-Jawan, Was Shot In Army Firing. His Account
Chongmei Konyak, a former Army jawan, narrates his account of the Nagaland encounter that went awry
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In Nagaland, Protests Against Army Grow After Botched Op That Killed 14
The protests in Nagaland against the Armed forces over last week's killing of 14 civilians in a botched operation are now spreading across the state.
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Nagaland Tribal Body Declares "Non-Cooperation" With Army Over Botched Op
A week after the tragic death of 14 young people in Nagaland's Mon District during a botched operation by the special forces of the Army, a top tribal body in the region has announced a "total non-cooperation movement" against the armed forces.
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Naga Tribe Body Lists 5 Demands Over Botched Op That Killed Its Members
The Konyak Union, the apex body of the Konyak Naga Tribe from the Mon district of Nagaland where the incident took place, has sent a memorandum of demands to the government.
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After 54 Years Of Statehood, Nagaland Yet To Elect Woman To Assembly
Even after 54 years of statehood and 12 assembly elections, Nagaland is yet to see any woman representative in the Assembly.
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Who is Phangnon Konyak, First Woman MP From Nagaland To Preside Over Rajya Sabha? 5 Points
S Phangnon Konyak, an MP from the BJP, became the first woman from Nagaland to preside over the Rajya Sabha yesterday. House Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar had nominated her and three other women members to the panel of vice-chairpersons on July 17.
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Phangnon Konyak First Woman MP From Nagaland To Preside Over Rajya Sabha
S Phangnon Konyak has become the first woman member from Nagaland to preside over the Rajya Sabha.
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Panel Of Rajya Sabha Vice-Chairpersons Reconstituted, Half Are Women
Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar today reconstituted the panel of vice-chairpersons of Parliament's upper house with half of them being women.
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India's Headhunter Warriors Sever Past, Fret Over Future
The Konyaks were the last to give up the age-old practice of severing enemies' heads in this remote, hilly and densely forested region close to the Myanmar border.
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Nagaland Set To Get First Woman Rajya Sabha MP
BJP's S Phangnon Konyak is all set to become the first woman Rajya Sabha member from Nagaland as no other candidate filed nomination for the March 31 election to the lone seat from the state on Monday, which was the last day.
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Nagaland Likely To Get First Woman Rajya Sabha MP
Nagaland is likely to get a woman Rajya Sabha MP for the first time as a coalition of the NDPP and the BJP, having 35 MLAs in the 60-member Assembly, nominated the saffron party's Mahila Morcha president S Phangnon Konyak as their candidate.
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No Opposition In Nagaland Assembly As Rivals Join Forces On Naga Issue
This development comes five months after all the ruling and opposition parties in Nagaland came together to form India's first opposition less all-party alliance government to take forward the Naga political issue between the Centre and Naga outfits.
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Nagaland Killings: Tribal Bodies Give State Government 10-Day Deadline
Civil groups in Nagaland have given the government a 10-day extension to a December ultimatum as they battle for justice for 14 civilians killed during a botched Army op in the northeastern state.
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Nagaland Villager, An Ex-Jawan, Was Shot In Army Firing. His Account
Chongmei Konyak, a former Army jawan, narrates his account of the Nagaland encounter that went awry
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In Nagaland, Protests Against Army Grow After Botched Op That Killed 14
The protests in Nagaland against the Armed forces over last week's killing of 14 civilians in a botched operation are now spreading across the state.
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Nagaland Tribal Body Declares "Non-Cooperation" With Army Over Botched Op
A week after the tragic death of 14 young people in Nagaland's Mon District during a botched operation by the special forces of the Army, a top tribal body in the region has announced a "total non-cooperation movement" against the armed forces.
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Naga Tribe Body Lists 5 Demands Over Botched Op That Killed Its Members
The Konyak Union, the apex body of the Konyak Naga Tribe from the Mon district of Nagaland where the incident took place, has sent a memorandum of demands to the government.
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After 54 Years Of Statehood, Nagaland Yet To Elect Woman To Assembly
Even after 54 years of statehood and 12 assembly elections, Nagaland is yet to see any woman representative in the Assembly.
