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Centre Dismisses Social Media Claims That 3,000 Ukrainians Entered India
The government on Friday debunked social media claims that 3,000 Ukrainians have entered India and are hiding in the northeast to train insurgent groups, calling these posts "Fake".
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Northeast's Biggest Armed Group's Leader, In Talks With Centre, Visits Home In Manipur After 50 Years
Thuingaleng Muivah, the 91-year-old chief of the northeast's largest insurgent group NSCN(IM), returned to his village today in Manipur's Ukhrul district - where he has not set foot for 50 years.
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US Approves Possible $346 Million Arms Sale To Nigeria To Improve Security
The US State Department approved a possible $346 million weapons sale to Nigeria to help improve security in the sub-Saharan country, the Pentagon said Wednesday.
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2 Bangladesh-Origin US Nationals Deported From Mizoram Over Alleged Links With CHT Insurgents: Sources
Two Bangladesh-origin US nationals were arrested in Mizoram's Lengpui airport on Saturday and deported from the state capital Aizawl after it was learnt that they planned to meet militants of the KNA/F, top sources in the northeast state told NDTV.
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Time Has Come For Change In Approach Of Police In Northeast: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday said time has come for a change in approach of the police force with the end of insurgency in the northeast, in order to ensure that people get speedy justice.
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Northeast's Biggest Insurgent Group NSCN(IM) Threatens To End 27-Year-Old Ceasefire If 3rd-Party Intervention Not Possible
The northeast's largest insurgent group NCSN(IM) has threatened to resume "violent armed resistance" 27 years after it signed a ceasefire with India over allegations that the government "betrayed" a landmark agreement signed in 2015.
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"Hope Bangladesh Doesn't Become Safehouse Of Northeast Insurgents Again": Himanta Sarma
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has raised concerns that Bangladesh may once again become a safehouse of insurgents from India's northeast, following the violent ouster of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
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When Pak Armed, Trained Assam Insurgents And Sent Them Back To India
Pakistan armed and trained the first batch of insurgents of the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) in 1991-92, and sent them back to India to stir trouble in the northeast region, according to writer and researcher Rajeev Bhattacharyya.
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ULFA To Be Disbanded, Says Amit Shah On Historic Peace Deal
A tripartite peace deal between the Centre, the Assam government, and the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) has been signed in Delhi, bringing the curtains down on one of the biggest insurgent groups in the northeast region.
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Insurgency Waned Drastically In Northeast In Past 9 Years, Data Shows
The historic signing of the peace deal with Manipur's oldest valley-based armed group UNLF brings into focus the Centre's huge success in bringing peace and development to the northeast region, sources have said.
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Centre Dismisses Social Media Claims That 3,000 Ukrainians Entered India
The government on Friday debunked social media claims that 3,000 Ukrainians have entered India and are hiding in the northeast to train insurgent groups, calling these posts "Fake".
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Northeast's Biggest Armed Group's Leader, In Talks With Centre, Visits Home In Manipur After 50 Years
Thuingaleng Muivah, the 91-year-old chief of the northeast's largest insurgent group NSCN(IM), returned to his village today in Manipur's Ukhrul district - where he has not set foot for 50 years.
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US Approves Possible $346 Million Arms Sale To Nigeria To Improve Security
The US State Department approved a possible $346 million weapons sale to Nigeria to help improve security in the sub-Saharan country, the Pentagon said Wednesday.
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2 Bangladesh-Origin US Nationals Deported From Mizoram Over Alleged Links With CHT Insurgents: Sources
Two Bangladesh-origin US nationals were arrested in Mizoram's Lengpui airport on Saturday and deported from the state capital Aizawl after it was learnt that they planned to meet militants of the KNA/F, top sources in the northeast state told NDTV.
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Time Has Come For Change In Approach Of Police In Northeast: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday said time has come for a change in approach of the police force with the end of insurgency in the northeast, in order to ensure that people get speedy justice.
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Northeast's Biggest Insurgent Group NSCN(IM) Threatens To End 27-Year-Old Ceasefire If 3rd-Party Intervention Not Possible
The northeast's largest insurgent group NCSN(IM) has threatened to resume "violent armed resistance" 27 years after it signed a ceasefire with India over allegations that the government "betrayed" a landmark agreement signed in 2015.
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"Hope Bangladesh Doesn't Become Safehouse Of Northeast Insurgents Again": Himanta Sarma
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has raised concerns that Bangladesh may once again become a safehouse of insurgents from India's northeast, following the violent ouster of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
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When Pak Armed, Trained Assam Insurgents And Sent Them Back To India
Pakistan armed and trained the first batch of insurgents of the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) in 1991-92, and sent them back to India to stir trouble in the northeast region, according to writer and researcher Rajeev Bhattacharyya.
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ULFA To Be Disbanded, Says Amit Shah On Historic Peace Deal
A tripartite peace deal between the Centre, the Assam government, and the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) has been signed in Delhi, bringing the curtains down on one of the biggest insurgent groups in the northeast region.
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Insurgency Waned Drastically In Northeast In Past 9 Years, Data Shows
The historic signing of the peace deal with Manipur's oldest valley-based armed group UNLF brings into focus the Centre's huge success in bringing peace and development to the northeast region, sources have said.
