MYANMAR NATIONALIST ORGANISATION
Paresh Baruah makes desperate attempt to revive ULFA
Outlawed and self-exiled chief of United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA) Paresh Baruah is making a desperate attempt to revive the organization amid the fluidity in the provinces of Myanmar bordering India due to decline in Myanmar Army's influence.
Northeast insurgent groups under Pressure in Myanmar due to internal feud
The ongoing internal conflict in Myanmar has created a challenging situation for insurgent groups from Northeast India who have sought refuge there. These outfits are now facing pressure to either participate in the conflict or vacate the area altogether. One such group, the United National Liberation Front (UNLF), which is the oldest Meitei insurgent group from Manipur, recently signed a peace accord with the Centre and the Manipur government. The UNLF had previously operated from bases in Myanmar.
Pro-military Myanmar groups launch rare protests against China
The groups organised a protest march in front of the Chinese embassy over the past weekend, accusing China of backing 'Three Brotherhood Alliance' (comprising three rebel groups in Myanmar) and supplying them with arms.
India in danger of becoming Hindu nationalist State: US Congressman
Describing himself as a "lifelong human rights advocate" Congressman Andy Levin (62) in his last speech on the floor of the US House of Representatives said the US has had more success in human rights, although the situation was dire in many parts of the world.
Manipur polls: This the election for Naga unity, says Nagaland CM Neiphiu Rio
There is demand for removal of AFSPA in Nagaland and poll bound Manipur. In Manipur government has extended the “disturbed area” status of the state for a period of one year with retrospective effect from December 1, 2021. Imphal Municipal Area is not part of it.
War, not politics: Troubled election deepens tension in Myanmar's Rakhine
Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy (NLD) has claimed another commanding win in a parliamentary election on Sunday, the second since the end of half a century of military rule. But in Rakhine the NLD was rejected by voters such as Yarzar Tun and his family, who backed an ethnic nationalist party instead.
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National Investigation Agency identifies 14 who ambushed Army convoy in Manipur
As many as 14 of the 23 militants of Naga insurgent group that carried out the audacious attack on Army personnel killing 18 of them last month in Manipur have been identified.
In the lines of INTERPOL, Northeastern states to have NEPOL
North eastern states share over 4500km long border with Bangladesh, China, Myanmar and Bhutan. India and Bangladesh share a 4,096-km-long border, of which 262 km falls in Assam.
Manipur convoy ambush: Home Ministry decides to ban NSCN (K)
The Home Ministry has decided to ban Naga insurgent outfit NSCN(K), which was behind the dastardly attack on an Indian Army convoy on June 4.
Will EU take note of India’s pacts with other big partners?
The European project is under stress with Brexit, refugee flows, the rise of nationalist parties, terrorist attacks by radicalised Muslims, the emerging values-gap.
View: India must find a way to somehow manage an aggressive China without an open war
India needs to take a leaf out of Japan and Taiwan's book, both of whom have successfully kept economic links growing despite contentious issues with China.
Why the militant group ULFA matters ahead of Assam Assembly Polls
It is feared that the ULFA (Independent), the breakaway faction led by Paresh Baruah, may disrupt BJP this time in some pockets of Dibrugarh, Tinsukia districts.
We have never seen peace & a normal life: Adinno Phizo, daughter of the "father of the Nagas"
As Phizo took up this issue with America, Nehru was forced to ink the 1964 ceasefire (with NNC). Nehru would have continued the armed operations here, otherwise.
Settling border issue "critical" for India-China ties: Ajit Doval
Doval also said that while India's relations with China "are looking up" there was a need to remain at a "very very high alert".
2014: A politically eventful year for India
The states of Jharkahand, Maharashtra and Haryana witnessed a regime change and Jammu and Kashmir saw a hung Parliament in the recent elections.
Buddhists under jihadist threat: Radical Myanmarese cleric
The controversial cleric Ashin Wirathu addressed a convention, organised by the hardline Bodu Bala Sena (BBS) or Forces of Buddhist Power.
India will send videographers team to Japan to record Bose's memories
"When I talk about Subash Chandra Bose, there will be many here who reminisce him and his memories," said PM Modi while addressing a programme.
New Chinese investment fund aims to rival World Bank and ADB
With an anticipated $50 billion kitty, Beijing’s new fund could begin to put the ADB out of business as China effectively bribes leaders from Dili to Ulaanbaatar.
India has mechanism to address religious freedom violations:US
Indian democratic system, independent judiciary, and a free press together can address reported violations of religious freedom, feels US.
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