ÃNÃL LENRUWL TÃNGPI BANGALORE

The Anal Students’ Union Bangalore which is officially known as The Anal Lenruwl Tangpi Bangalore (ALTB), was formed on 15th August 2004 to serve the common good of all individuals of the Anal community living in and around Bangalore (Karnataka). Since its inception, the union has been providing support and help to members closer, by organizing social and religious events. True to its Motto - “Grounded & Growing,” the union has seen rapid growth in terms of organization and member strength. As of today, there are around 129 registered Anal members in Bangalore in different walks of life – IT Professionals, Lawyers, BPO, Sales Managers/Executive, Hospitality, Nurse, Pastors and Students etc.

ANGAMI STUDENTS’ UNION BANGALORE

The Angami Students’ Union Bangalore (ASUB) was established in the year 2001 with a vision to unite Angami brothers and sisters here in Bangalore and also to stay united with fellow Nagas and walk together towards a better tomorrow. Their motto is "Keviu Uya" which means goodness will be ours. Tracing back to their forefathers time, it is often addressed as a wish and prayer that goodness will be bestowed upon them.It has been twenty four years since union was established and over the years, the number of members has also increased.They have come a long way and hope to bring peace, unity and togetherness among  Nagas through their union.

AO KAKETSHIR TELONGJEM BANGALORE

Ao Kaketshir Telongjem Bangalore was established in 1985 with the motto “Linük Asoshi” (For the Nation). AKTB caters to the needs of all Ao students and young working people residing in the city of Bengaluru. The union strives to promote unity, nurture future leaders, protect our traditions and culture, and support one another within our society. AKTB is led by a team of young, ambitious, and intellectual individuals, with hundreds of students and professionals being part of the union. Various events, spread throughout the year, are organised with the goal of promoting oneness, nurturing talent, and engaging with our culture and traditions. The union acts as a catalyst for the younger generation, encouraging proactive engagement in both modern and traditional values, while keeping in mind that we live far from our homeland.

CHAKHESANG UNION BANGALORE

Chakhesang Union Bangalore (CUB) was formed in 2004 with Mr. Punesayi Swuro as its first President (2004-2005). In its initial phase, the Union was small with only a little over twenty people as its members. Over the passage of the past fifteen years, the Union has grown in strength by over a hundred people. With relatively fewer numbers than other tribes in Bangalore, CUB earnestly reaches out to its members spread all over the city to strengthen bonds through small social events with the hope of bringing the people together. The Union is affiliated under Naga Students' Union Bangalore (NSUB) and works in cooperation with other Naga tribes for mutual benefit and support to each other in times of hardship.

LAMKANG STUDENTS’ UNION BANGALORE

Lamkang is one of the oldest nineteen Naga Tribes living in Manipur. They are mainly concentrated in the southern part of Manipur in the District of Chandel. They are recognized as a Scheduled Tribe by the Government of India since 1951. Lamkang tribe have been living in their present homeland since the turn of the Century A.D. Likewise the other tribes, Lamkangs have been migrating to different parts of the world in search of better jobs or educational facilities. In 2007, Lamkang registered with NSUB with the official name as (LKKB) Lamkang Kurchuknao Kunpun Bangalore, under the Motto ‘Unity is Strength’.

LOTHA STUDENTS’ UNION BANGALORE

The Lotha Naga constitutes one of the major tribes of Nagaland and primarily inhabits the Wokha district, popularly known as "The Land of Plenty".The Lotha Naga people have a unique and vibrant cultural heritage, aesthetic outlook, traditional beliefs, and dialect.

The Lotha Students’ Union Bangalore (LSUB) was established on January 26, 1996, with the motto "Marching towards Renaissance".LSUB aims to preserve and promote the identity of the Lotha tradition while also catering to the needs of all the Lothas residing and studying in Bangalore.

MAO STUDENTS’ UNION BANGALORE

The Mao Students' Union Bangalore was founded in 1996 with the motto "Strive, Unite and Lead." The Mao people are a significant tribe within the larger Naga community, which spans across India's easternmost region and Myanmar's western border. Specifically, the Maos inhabit northern Manipur, India, surrounded by neighboring Naga tribes. In their native language, the Maos are also referred to as Memei or Ememei. The term "Mao" not only denotes the tribe but also the traditional region where their original villages are located, distinguishing it from newer settlement areas.

MARALUI KARALIMEI SWIJOIKANG BANGALORE

Marams are generally known for friendly nature and rich cultural heritage, such as traditional attire, folkdance, folktales and musical instruments. The position of Maram women has always been respected and acclaimed in Maram culture. Maram tribe has always been a proud proponent of protecting their age old tradition. To preserve the history and rich culture alive wherever the Marams go, The Maralui Karalimei Swijoikang Bangalore (MKSB) was formed in the year 2007 under a theme ' Truth, Goodness, Beauty' with the objective to uphold the culture and Support each other in Bangalore, our home away from home.

MARING MARNORAP BANGALORE

The Marings are one of the Naga tribal groups based in the Southern part of Manipur. The name “Maring” is derived from the word “Meiring” Where “Mei” stands for “fire” and “ring” stands for “alive” which means the people who keeps the fire unquenched/alive. According to oral legends, Marings were once living inside a cave called “Nungmeiso” in Kulvi-Shongshong, it was later scattered in many other directions. In remembrance and keeping the memories of the ancestors of the Maring tribe and for the welfare, Maring Students’ Union Bangalore which is also officially known as Maring Marnorap Bangalore was established in the year 2008 under NSUB with the motto ‘Preservations and preparedness’.

POUMAI NAGA TSIIDOUMAI ME BANGALORE

The word Poumai is derived from two syllables “POU” and “MAI”. “POU” was the progenitor of Poumai and “MAI” meaning people in Poula (Poumai Dialect) . The literal meaning of POUMAI means “People of Pou”. The Poumai Naga tribe is one of the major Naga tribes, primarily inhabiting the Senapati district of Manipur, India. Their ancestral land is part of the larger Naga Hills, which span across Nagaland, Manipur, and Myanmar. The Poumai Naga Students' Union Bangalore ( Poumai Naga Tsiidoumai Me Bangalore, PNTMB) as a sub union was registered under NSUB on 6th August 1995 as the fifth sub union with Mr. Role Krono as its founding President and Mr. P A Veini as founding General Secretary. The motto of PNTMB is “Learn and Shine” The union consisted of just 11 members back then in 1995 and has today reached a mile stone with over 1000 Poumai members in Bangalore, including both registered and unregistered members under NSUB and is designated as one of the major sub unions in NSUB. The Poumai Naga Union Bangalore is known for its unity and hardworking nature. Today, after 30 years of union formation the Poumai Naga Students' Union Bangalore has 495 members registered amongst which are 265 male and 230 female where 318 are employed, 84 students, 64 homemakers/not employed and 29 children. Following its motto, the Poumai Nagas residing in Bangalore are beyond doubt learning from its parent body NSUB and putting it into action to shine for all the Poumai union in other cities and families back home.

RENGMA UNION BANGALORE

RENGMA UNION BANGALORE (RUB) The Rengma Union Bangalore (RUB) which was formerly known as Rengma Students' Union Bangalore (RSUB) was established in the year 2008, nevertheless there were informal gatherings and fellowship prior to the year RSUB was formed. With every passing years like any other Naga tribes, there are Rengmas especially young people moving to cities like Bangalore with the purpose to seek jobs and in pursued of higher education. At the time of forming the union there were not much students so the union couldn’t function well. However, after a gap of 10 years approximately, the Union once again meet up with senior citizens of Rengma’s living in Bangalore and formed Rengma Union Bangalore on 16th October 2017. RUB is formed with members from diverse backgrounds – students, entrepreneurs, families, employees, etc. RUB is firmly committed to the cause of its member’s welfare. It is committed to provide guidance and encouragement towards productive life, spiritual nourishment and to be a ‘Home away from home’. Motto: The motto of the RUB is ‘United for Excellence’.

SUMI STUDENTS’ UNION BANGALORE

The Sumi Students’ Union Bengaluru (SSUB) stands tall for the last twenty- eight years as one of the robust federal units of the Naga Students’ Union Bangalore (NSUB). It was formed in 1991 under the able leadership of Mr. Kiyezhe Yeptho, who served as the first President of the Union. The Union became an official member of the NSUB on February 23, 1991 under the guidance of the NSUB President, Mr. M. Sunep Pongen. The SSUB has successfully celebrated its twenty-five years of catering to the Sumi’s here in Bengaluru on November 26, 2016 under the theme, “Reckoning our Past; Renewing our Values” To the Union’s motto, ”Knowledge; Our Shield”  the SSUB, has unanimously strived to promote harmony and unity. The SSUB is committed and united in being pro-active Sumis, persevering our cultural values and reforming identities. Our upkeep of the aim is constant.

TANGKHUL NAGA WELFARE SOCIETY BENGALURU

The Tangkhul Naga are one of the major Naga tribes, predominantly living in Ukhrul District of Manipur, with some communities in Myanmar. With a population of around 2 Lakhs, we are spread across approximately 380 villages. Each village is rich in culture, language , and tradition, making the Tangkhul diverse yet united.

Our ancestors are believed to have migrated from Makhel, a place of origin shared by many Naga tribes. The Tangkhul language, part of the Tibeto-Burman familiy, has several dialects, but the Hunphun dialect is widely used for education and communication.

The Tangkhuls were originally animists, but the arrival of the Christian Missionaries in the late 19th Century led to mass conversion and since then, it has become central to our community life.

We are known for our colorful festivals like Luira Phanit( seed-sowing festival) , traditional dances, music, and hand woven shawls. Village councils uphold customary laws, and many civil society organisations guide and lead our community towards progress.

Beyond Manipur, Tangkhuls have made their mark across India. In Bangaluru alone, around 3500 Tangkhuls reside. Of these, nearly one-fourth are students, while the rest are engaged in various professions including IT, health care, education, hospitality, and business. The Tangkhul Naga Welfare Society Bangaluru ( TNWSB ) earlier known as Tangkhul Katamnao Long  Bengalore (TKLB) established in 1986, serves as a unifying body - caring for the spiritual, cultural, and social well-being of the community. It plays in preserving identify, fostering unity, and supporting both students and working professionals living away from home.

Even as we grow with the times, we remain proud of our roots, traditions, and the strength of our people.

ZELIANGRONG STUDENTS’ UNION BANGALORE

Zeliangrong Students' Union Bangalore was formed by our farsighted Zeliangrong leaders and elders chaired by a dynamic officer late Mr. Amusena Kabui (IFS) way back in 1997 on August 16th with the Motto 'For Glory Unite'. This platform had been addressing the needs of the Zeliangrong people coming from three different States namely Nagaland, Manipur, and Assam in various areas since its inception in the city. It is also pertinent to mention that ZSUB is not exclusive in its approach but believing in universal brotherhood has extended helping hands to many other North East communities and local people in its capacity.