The Naga National Council (NNC) is a political organization that represents the interests of the Naga people in northeastern India. Founded in 1946, the NNC aims to promote the rights and identity of the Naga tribes, advocating for self-determination and autonomy. It played a significant role in the Naga independence movement, seeking to establish a separate Naga nation. The NNC has been involved in various negotiations with the Indian government over the years, striving for a peaceful resolution to the Naga issue. Its efforts have led to the formation of several agreements, including the 1964 ceasefire and the 1997 peace talks, which continue to influence the political landscape in the region.