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ULFA Leader Paresh Baruah May Join Peace Talks if Invited 'With Respect'
United Liberation Front of Assam or ULFA (Independent) 'Commander-in-Chief' Paresh Baruah who has been opposed to talks with India, today said his faction might join peace talks if invited respectfully, but would maintain its stand on the core issue of sovereignty for Assam.
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India is better prepared to tackle terrorism: Prime Minister
Speaking to editors from television news channels in New Delhi today, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said that India was better prepared to tackle the challenges posed by terrorism to its internal security. Dr Manmohan Singh added the government deserved some credit for this. He welcomed the talks with the leaders of the United Liberatio...
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ULFA leaders meet Home Minister, say they have no demands
Leaders of the banned United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) met Home Minister P Chidambaram as they began face-to-face unconditional talks with the Centre in an attempt to usher in peace in insurgency-hit Assam. The meet assumes significance as it took place for the first time in ULFA's 31-year-old history.An eight-member ULFA delegation led by it...
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ULFA to begin unconditional talks with Centre today
The United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) will finally begin talks with the Centre at New Delhi today in a bid to usher in peace in the insurgency-hit Assam. The talks, the third such engagement between the banned insurgent group and the Centre in nearly two decades, will be held minus any conditions.An eight-member ULFA delegation led by its chai...
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Talks with ULFA likely in January, says Gogoi
The much-awaited peace talks between ULFA and the government is expected to begin next January, Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi said today.Gogoi said Centre's interlocutor P C Halder has been engaged in initial discussion with ULFA leadership and would finalise the modalities of talks before initiating the process."I think the talks with ULFA will...
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ULFA Leader Paresh Baruah May Join Peace Talks if Invited 'With Respect'
United Liberation Front of Assam or ULFA (Independent) 'Commander-in-Chief' Paresh Baruah who has been opposed to talks with India, today said his faction might join peace talks if invited respectfully, but would maintain its stand on the core issue of sovereignty for Assam.
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India is better prepared to tackle terrorism: Prime Minister
Speaking to editors from television news channels in New Delhi today, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said that India was better prepared to tackle the challenges posed by terrorism to its internal security. Dr Manmohan Singh added the government deserved some credit for this. He welcomed the talks with the leaders of the United Liberatio...
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ULFA leaders meet Home Minister, say they have no demands
Leaders of the banned United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) met Home Minister P Chidambaram as they began face-to-face unconditional talks with the Centre in an attempt to usher in peace in insurgency-hit Assam. The meet assumes significance as it took place for the first time in ULFA's 31-year-old history.An eight-member ULFA delegation led by it...
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ULFA to begin unconditional talks with Centre today
The United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) will finally begin talks with the Centre at New Delhi today in a bid to usher in peace in the insurgency-hit Assam. The talks, the third such engagement between the banned insurgent group and the Centre in nearly two decades, will be held minus any conditions.An eight-member ULFA delegation led by its chai...
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Talks with ULFA likely in January, says Gogoi
The much-awaited peace talks between ULFA and the government is expected to begin next January, Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi said today.Gogoi said Centre's interlocutor P C Halder has been engaged in initial discussion with ULFA leadership and would finalise the modalities of talks before initiating the process."I think the talks with ULFA will...
