ANSAM honours martyrs on 12th Remembrance Day
Source: Chronicle News Service

Senapati, June 19 2025: All Naga Students' Association, Manipur (ANSAM) observed its 12th Remembrance Day at the ANSAM Memorial Park, Kapaam in Chandel district, in honour of student martyrs who sacrificed their lives for the Naga cause.

The observance began with the unfurling of the ANSAM flag by former president Langhu Paulhring, followed y wreath-laying by leaders representing various federating units of the association.

ANSAM education secretary Huten Joyful Anal delivered the eulogy.

On the occasion, ANSAM president Th Angteshang Maring paid homage to the martyrs and expressed gratitude to their families for their presence and continued encouragement.

He also extended his respect to leaders of the United Naga Council, Naga Women's Union, Naga People's Movement for Human Rights (South), former ANSAM leaders, village chiefs, and community members gathered for the occasion.

Reflecting on changing times, the ANSAM president noted the transformation of societies across the world and drew a parallel to evolving leadership within the Naga community.

While leadership transitions over time, he said, the core of the Naga national principle remains firm and unchanging.

He urged the present generation to draw inspiration from past sacrifices and remain committed to the cause.

Angteshang further pointed out the need to acknowledge both past and present leadership, embrace young leaders, and build unity by setting aside individual differences.

Promoting and strengthening one another, he said, would help reinforce the association and the larger Naga movement.

He also stressed that the Naga struggle is rooted in a shared journey for self-determination, calling for mutual respect and patience rather than division and judgement.

True unity, he said, should be based on equality, leaving no room for confusion or hatred.

Angteshang also expressed confidence in the present ANSAM leadership and reaffirmed their commitment to serve with courage and integrity.

He called on the people to support the movement during challenging times, and encouraged collective efforts for the future of the Naga nation.

Solidarity messages were delivered by representatives of the UNC, Naga Women's Union and Naga People's Movement for Human Rights (South) .

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