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Naga Tribe Petitions Gauhati High Court Over Sumi-Language Bible

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A Naga tribe has approached the Gauhati High Court raising a dispute over a Bible translated in the Sumi language. The court has taken cognizance of the matter and issued notices to multiple parties. The Union government, Nagaland government, and the Bible Society of India are among the respondents directed to respond. All parties have been asked to file their replies to the petition before the court proceeds further.

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