Recommendation forwarded on the NSF Seniors’ Conclave on 21st Nov. 2015 at Hotel de oriental Grand, Kohima

A. FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT: All the members participated with positive mindset as the Naga Political talk is very intricate. The Naga Students’ Federation upholding the principle stands of the Naga political solution for an “Honourable & Acceptable” solution, the following points were recommended:
1. Appreciate the efforts of the NSCN (IM) for signing the Framework Agreement on the 3rd August, 2015.
2. Every responsible citizen should not shy away from the current issue, and rather consider it as a common issue for an amicable solution.
3. Nagas should be realistic rather than self-sophisticated/artificial.
4. The Naga Students’ Federation since its inception has been advocating for the Naga political movement with the motto “For Unified Lim & Glory of the Nagas”, therefore, for any political settlement, like that of signing of the recent Framework Agreement, the Federation will impress for Sovereignty and Integration of all Naga inhabited area, but not ECONOMIC SOLUTION. 5. The Federation appreciates and also appeals the Forum for Naga Reconciliation (FNR) to continuously carry forward the dreams and aspirations of the common people in bringing all the NPGs under one umbrella.
6. The Federation sincerely appeals all the NPGs to come together for a common goal in the process of the Framework Agreement/ongoing talk to avoid mistakes as “Mistake Creates Precedence.”

B. OFFICE BUILDING: The august house recommend for construction of a new building.

C. ILLEGAL INDIGENOUS CERTIFICATE: The house endorsed the Executive Council to appraise the state government to direct the concern department/issuing authority that no indigenous certificate be issue to any non-indigenous inhabitants. If any issuing authority is found, the concern officer/authority should be held solely responsible.
The programme was attended by the officials who have served the Federation in various capacities from 1970 till the present team.

Rapporteurs:
Esther Rhakho & Krelo Eshwuo