Sources: Naga self-determination / Nagalim

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• News report · Independent publication

  27 Years Of Centre-Naga Talks And 600 Rounds Of Negotiations: Accord Still A Distant Dream (ETV Bharat) link

  Journalistic reporting confirming that, as of its publication, negotiations between the Indian government and Naga groups had continued for 27 years and around 600 rounds without producing a final comprehensive accord following the 2015 Framework Agreement.

  Cited on: Naga self-determination / Nagalim, History of Naga self-determination, Naga self-determination: current status · Source record

• News analysis or explainer · Independent publication

  Naga Insurgency and the 2015 Framework Agreement: Developments (IAS Gyan) link

  Indian civil-service exam preparation current-affairs analysis, consulted via citation, on the 1 August 1997 indefinite ceasefire between the Indian government and NSCN-IM and the 3 August 2015 Framework Agreement.

  Cited on: Naga self-determination / Nagalim, History of Naga self-determination · Source record

• Reference work · Independent publication

  Naga Plebiscite (Wikipedia) link

  General-reference encyclopedia article, consulted via citation rather than primary NNC or Indian government records, on the Naga National Council's 2 February 1946 founding under Angami Zapu Phizo, the 14 August 1947 declaration of independence, and the 16 May 1951 plebiscite, its reported 99.9%-plus result collected via thumb impressions and signatures rather than secret ballot, and the fact that no state or international body has recognized the result, with subsequent scholarship questioning both the figure and the exercise's procedural integrity.

  Cited on: Naga self-determination / Nagalim, History of Naga self-determination · Source record