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Non-Traditional Security Issues

The 16 Point Agreement between GoIand Naga Peoples Conven[1]

Text of the Peace Mission, 1964 Naga

The Illegal Migrants (DeterminationbyTribunals) Act, 1983

The Naga-Akbar Hydari Accord, 1947

Tripartite talks to review the implementation of the Assam[1]

Tripura Merger Agreement, 1949

Memorandum of Settlement on Bodoland Territorial Council

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Articles

Books

SPECIAL REPORTS , ISSUE BRIEFS & RESEARCH PAPERS

ULFA & The Peace Process in Assam (Special Report 21)

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Northeast in India's Look East Policy

Report of the IPCS Seminar held on 27 March 2008

Will Assam go the Kashmir Way?

Rupakiyoti Borah examines the threat posed by illegal Bangladeshi migrants in Assam

Assam in India's Look East Policy

Interview with the Chief Minister of Assam, Mr. Tarun Gogoi, on 22 February 2008 in Guwahati, Assam

Cultural Tourism in the Look East Policy

Papori Phukan advocates expanding cultural and ethnic linkages between Assam and Thailand to promote India's Look East Policy

Reopening of the Stilwell Road: At a Standstill

Yogendra Singh looks at the obstacles in the way of the World War II era road being reopened

Northeast's Look East Policy: Securitizing the Region through Development

Vibhanshu Shekhar examines the role of the Northeast in the Look East Policy has evolved over time

From Beijing to Itanagar

Mirza Zulfiqur Rahman asks if the development initiatives announced by the Prime Minister on his recent visit to Arunachal will truly benefit its people

Northeast India's Border Roads

Mirza Zulfiqur Rahman argues that building road infrastructure is critical to the region's development prospects

Northeast Insurgent Groups and the Bangladesh Connection

Mirza Zulfiqur Rahman questions Dhaka's commitment to cracking down on Indian insurgent groups on its soil

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