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Designated Tribunal To Hear NSCN(K) Case On January 14 In Delhi
The Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Tribunal set up by the Centre will hear the case of armed group from Nagaland, NSCN(K) having been declared an unlawful association later this month at Delhi High Court, the state government has said.
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China's Growing Link With North-East Rebels Worries India
A subtle Chinese hand was suspected in the ambush of 18 soldiers in Manipur on June 4. Trying to connect the dots, investigators have now come up with more evidence of Chinese intelligence dabbling with north-eastern rebel groups.
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Myanmar Open to Joint Border Operations With India Against Militants: Sources
Myanmar has indicated that it is not averse to conducting joint operations along the border to flush out militants who carry out attacks in India and cross over to that country.
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Villages Near Manipur Ambush Site Still Deserted as Residents Put Off Return
Life is yet to return to normalcy for the villages in Chandel, where 18 Indian soldiers were killed in a deadly ambush two weeks ago. At least three villages located a few kilometres near the ambush site are still deserted; villagers fear for their lives and are reluctant to return home.
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In Myanmar Operations, a Militant Camp Was Found Empty, Say Sources
Early on Tuesday morning, when a team of the elite 21 Para (Special Forces) reached a militant camp in Ponyu, a few kilometres inside Myanmar, they realised it was largely empty, contrary to intelligence inputs, sources have told NDTV.
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Security Stepped Up After Manipur Attack: NDTV Reports From Ground Zero
At the Thoubar village in Manipur, about 10 kilometres from the spot where 18 Armymen were killed by insurgents who ambushed them on Thursday, there is not a single soul around in a village of at least 50 huts.
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Manipur Attack: Army Investigates Possible Intelligence Failure
As the Dimapur-based 3 Corps bid a final farewell to 18 of their colleagues, investigation into Thursday's attack on an Army convoy in Manipur indicated it was led by Starson Lamkang, a self-styled kilonser or 'minister' of the NSCN(K), along with other valley-based militants.
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Designated Tribunal To Hear NSCN(K) Case On January 14 In Delhi
The Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Tribunal set up by the Centre will hear the case of armed group from Nagaland, NSCN(K) having been declared an unlawful association later this month at Delhi High Court, the state government has said.
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China's Growing Link With North-East Rebels Worries India
A subtle Chinese hand was suspected in the ambush of 18 soldiers in Manipur on June 4. Trying to connect the dots, investigators have now come up with more evidence of Chinese intelligence dabbling with north-eastern rebel groups.
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Myanmar Open to Joint Border Operations With India Against Militants: Sources
Myanmar has indicated that it is not averse to conducting joint operations along the border to flush out militants who carry out attacks in India and cross over to that country.
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Villages Near Manipur Ambush Site Still Deserted as Residents Put Off Return
Life is yet to return to normalcy for the villages in Chandel, where 18 Indian soldiers were killed in a deadly ambush two weeks ago. At least three villages located a few kilometres near the ambush site are still deserted; villagers fear for their lives and are reluctant to return home.
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In Myanmar Operations, a Militant Camp Was Found Empty, Say Sources
Early on Tuesday morning, when a team of the elite 21 Para (Special Forces) reached a militant camp in Ponyu, a few kilometres inside Myanmar, they realised it was largely empty, contrary to intelligence inputs, sources have told NDTV.
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Security Stepped Up After Manipur Attack: NDTV Reports From Ground Zero
At the Thoubar village in Manipur, about 10 kilometres from the spot where 18 Armymen were killed by insurgents who ambushed them on Thursday, there is not a single soul around in a village of at least 50 huts.
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Manipur Attack: Army Investigates Possible Intelligence Failure
As the Dimapur-based 3 Corps bid a final farewell to 18 of their colleagues, investigation into Thursday's attack on an Army convoy in Manipur indicated it was led by Starson Lamkang, a self-styled kilonser or 'minister' of the NSCN(K), along with other valley-based militants.
