Zunheboto, June 25 (MExN): A team of the Forum for Naga Reconciliation (FNR) and Recover,
Translated into Liangmai Naga (Lianglad) by Dr Hunibou Newmai FORUM FOR NAGA RECONCILIATION (Naga
Translated into Sangtam by Lanu Rüdy Forum for Naga Reconciliation Müyurütinü Nagarü Tpurüti Jümürüti
Translated into Monsang Naga by Dr Sh. Francis Monsang with assistance from Ng. Benithan
Translated into Poula (Poumai) by Rocky Veino Forum for Naga Reconcilliation (Nagamai Chaveidakhai
Translated into Yimkhiung by Nagayimla Yimchunger Forum for Naga Reconciliation Public Statement on Repatriation
Translated into Tikhir by T. Tsintsumong Tikhir Atanyunyick (Introduction) Forum for Naga Reconciliation (FNR),
Translated into Tangkhul by Ringyuichon Vashum Forum for Naga Reconciliation Public Statement of Naga
Translated into Sümi by Ino Inato Shikhu Forum for Naga Reconciliation Nagami Pu-asü Sükumo
Translated into Rongmei by Aguipou Kamei Forum for Naga Reconciliation Public Statement on Repatriation
Translated into Nthenyi language (Rengma) by Zhükemilie Kechiwa & Hichulo Semy Forum for Naga
Translated into Rengma by Sinyhunlo Kent Forum For Naga Reconciliation le May Shye Zon
Translated into Pochury by Akho Leyri Khana Naga Akümori Küchüzhule Kenüh Müzazhü Bhrate Kütsü
Translated into Phom by Dr. B. Henshet Phom Forum for Naga Reconciliation Public Statement
Translated into Maola (Mao) by Lohrii Soruna Forum for Naga Reconciliation Mosohe Pemosü Prakapi
Translated into Lotha by Y. Likhao Humtsoe Naga Pyimtsü Motsüi Oryoulang Jiang Hansi Eyiv
Translated into Konyak by Rev Y. Chingang Konyak Forum for Naga Reconciliation (Naga Mongkenhanjienglak
Translated into Khiamniungan by Rev. N. Pomo Forum for Naga Reconciliation (Naga hai Jei-ai
Translated into Inpui by Sachoiba (Isaac) Inkah Forum for Naga Reconciliation Public Statement on
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