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Articles are short 800-850-word commentaries that provide a more analytical view of issues currently in the news.
Surrendering a Failed Policy
Mirza Zulfiqur Rahman calls on New Delhi to reform its policy on surrenders by insurgents in Northeast India

Tackling Insurgency In Assam
Ali Ahmed calls for creative civil society action to bridge the gap between military action and political initiatives

Indian Vice President’s Visit to Myanmar: Cementing India-Myanmar Ties
K Yhome assesses the implications of the Indian leader’s visit

New Terror Trails in Northeast India
Mirza Zulfiqur Rahman highlights the increased factionalism in the region's insurgent groups that have spawned a new cycle of violence

Dealing with Adivasi Resentment in Assam
Souvik Chatterji suggests remedies for the tribal problem in the light of the recent train blasts engineered by the ANLA

Northeast India: Through the Prism of the National Media
Amit Sengupta criticizes the mass media's failure to appropriately represent the Northeast in its daily coverage

Seminars
News
Muivah puts his visit to Manipur on hold
Hindu, 8 May 2010
KOHIMA/IMPHAL: NSCN-IM leader T. Muivah, who has been camping in a border village since Wednesday, put on hold his ...


Two militants held on Bangladesh border
The Hindu, 10 April 2010
Two militants of the banned Hynniewtrep National Liberation Council (HNLC) were apprehended by BSF along the Indo-Bangla border in Meghalaya ...


Assam to recruit surrendered militants
Hindu, 25 September 2009
Guwahati: Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi said the government will raise two new battalions of the Assam Police by recruiting ...


China-ULFA link exposed
Times of India, 16 September 2009
NEW DELHI: Times Now has accessed details that shows how the Chinese are training ULFA terrorists in a number of ...


7 NSCN(IM) insurgents killed in encounter
Hindu, 14 August 2009
IMPHAL: At least seven insurgents of the National Socialist Council of Nagaland (Isak-Muivah) were killed in an encounter with Assam ...


Issue Briefs, Special Reports, Research Papers
Naxalites' Urban Push: Will They Succeed?
R Venkata Ramani
Issue Brief 138

India’s Northeast and Southeast Asia: Strengthening an Integrated Economic Space
Dr. Amita Batra
Issue Brief 107

India’s Northeast and Southeast Asia: Chinese Interests and Strategies
Srikanth Kondapalli
Issue Brief 106

Terrorism and Armed Violence in India: An Analysis of Events in 2008
Devyani Srivastava
Special Report 71

books
Armed Conflicts in South Asia 2011: The Promise and Threat of Transformation
Edited by D. Suba Chandran and P.R. Chari
New Delhi: Routledge India
 
 

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