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Northeast's Biggest Insurgent Group NSCN(IM) Threatens To End 27-Year-Old Ceasefire If 3rd-Party Intervention Not Possible
The northeast's largest insurgent group NCSN(IM) has threatened to resume "violent armed resistance" 27 years after it signed a ceasefire with India over allegations that the government "betrayed" a landmark agreement signed in 2015.
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Naga Insurgent Group Helped Meitei Outfits To Destabilise Manipur: Anti-Terror Agency NIA
India's top anti-terror body NIA has said insurgents from Manipur hiding in Myanmar infiltrated the state amid the ethnic violence last year, and trained "impressionable youths" to participate in gunfights.
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Manipur Situation Gets Complicated As Groups Accuse Each Other Of Attacks
The largest insurgent group in the northeast has asked the Meiteis and Kukis in Manipur to ensure the hostilities between them do not affect the Nagas living in the violence-hit state.
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Government Signs Ceasefire Agreements With 3 Naga Insurgent Groups
The Centre on Thursday extended the ceasefire agreement signed with three Naga insurgent groups for another year.
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In Talks With Centre, Naga Group Requests For Meeting With PM
After a long break, the Centre resumed talks with insurgent group NSCN IM in an effort to find a permanent solution to the decades-old problem.
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Nagaland's Insurgent Group Agrees To Resume Peace Talks With Centre
Nagaland's United Democratic Alliance Chairman T R Zeliang claimed that the NSCN-IM has agreed to resume peace talks with the centre to try to resolve irritants to the Naga peace talks.
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Th Muivah, At Helm Of Talks With Centre On Naga Issue, Hospitalised
General secretary of the insurgent group NSCN(IM), Th Muivah, has been hospitalised in Dimapur, official sources informed late on Saturday night.
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Centre Extends Ceasefire Agreement With 3 Naga Groups For Another Year
The Centre today extended the ceasefire agreement with three insurgent groups of Nagaland for another year. The pact, signed today, will remain in force till April next year.
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Naga Group Warns Of "Disastrous Consequences" Over Counter-Insurgency Ops
After the Home Ministry directed the Assam Rifles to launch operations against NSCN(IM), the insurgent group accused the centre of being "insincere" in its efforts to find a permanent solution to the seven-decade-old conflict
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Centre Extends Ban On Naga Group NSCN-K
The Centre on Monday extended the ban on NSCN-K, saying the Naga insurgent group has been engaged in violence, extortion and secessionist activities.
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Governor "Hounding" Groups Engaged In Peace Talks: Naga Bodies To PM Modi
Two influential Naga civil society groups have complained to Prime Minister Narendra Modi against Nagaland Governor RN Ravi, alleging that he is functioning in an "autocratic" manner and without any regard for what has been achieved in 23 years of peace talks with insurgent group NSCN-IM.
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Insurgents Used Human Shields In Arunachal, Says Army. Villagers Deny
Amid the coronavirus lockdown, tension flared up at a village in Arunachal Pradesh's Longding district bordering Myanmar over the death of a 60-year-old man. The Army said the man was killed in "crossfire" when suspected insurgents of the Naga armed group NSCN(IM) used some villagers as "human shields" and fired on an Army contingent.
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Need To Restore Ties Between People Of Hill And Valley: Nagaland Governor
Nagaland Governor RN Ravi, who is also the interlocutor for the talks with Naga insurgent group NSCN-IM, today expressed concern over deterioration of "traditional brotherly relations" between the hill and the valley people in Manipur, saying the vexed issue cannot reach its logical conclusion without taking all neighbors into confidence.
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Crucial Meet On Naga Peace Talk In New Delhi On Thursday
Thursday will prove to be a very crucial day for the fate of the Naga peace talks that have been on for 22 years. It will perhaps be one last chance for the central government and insurgent group NSCN(IM) to iron out differences.
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No Talks Under Shadow Of Guns, No Separate Constitution For Nagas: Centre
The government has ruled out a separate flag and constitution for the Nagas as demanded by the NSCN-IM, and made it clear that the endless negotiations with the insurgent group under the shadow of guns is not acceptable. Interlocutor for the Naga talks and Nagaland Governor RN Ravi said the government is determined to conclude the decades-long peac...
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Northeast's Biggest Insurgent Group NSCN(IM) Threatens To End 27-Year-Old Ceasefire If 3rd-Party Intervention Not Possible
The northeast's largest insurgent group NCSN(IM) has threatened to resume "violent armed resistance" 27 years after it signed a ceasefire with India over allegations that the government "betrayed" a landmark agreement signed in 2015.
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Naga Insurgent Group Helped Meitei Outfits To Destabilise Manipur: Anti-Terror Agency NIA
India's top anti-terror body NIA has said insurgents from Manipur hiding in Myanmar infiltrated the state amid the ethnic violence last year, and trained "impressionable youths" to participate in gunfights.
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Manipur Situation Gets Complicated As Groups Accuse Each Other Of Attacks
The largest insurgent group in the northeast has asked the Meiteis and Kukis in Manipur to ensure the hostilities between them do not affect the Nagas living in the violence-hit state.
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Government Signs Ceasefire Agreements With 3 Naga Insurgent Groups
The Centre on Thursday extended the ceasefire agreement signed with three Naga insurgent groups for another year.
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In Talks With Centre, Naga Group Requests For Meeting With PM
After a long break, the Centre resumed talks with insurgent group NSCN IM in an effort to find a permanent solution to the decades-old problem.
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Nagaland's Insurgent Group Agrees To Resume Peace Talks With Centre
Nagaland's United Democratic Alliance Chairman T R Zeliang claimed that the NSCN-IM has agreed to resume peace talks with the centre to try to resolve irritants to the Naga peace talks.
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Th Muivah, At Helm Of Talks With Centre On Naga Issue, Hospitalised
General secretary of the insurgent group NSCN(IM), Th Muivah, has been hospitalised in Dimapur, official sources informed late on Saturday night.
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Centre Extends Ceasefire Agreement With 3 Naga Groups For Another Year
The Centre today extended the ceasefire agreement with three insurgent groups of Nagaland for another year. The pact, signed today, will remain in force till April next year.
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Naga Group Warns Of "Disastrous Consequences" Over Counter-Insurgency Ops
After the Home Ministry directed the Assam Rifles to launch operations against NSCN(IM), the insurgent group accused the centre of being "insincere" in its efforts to find a permanent solution to the seven-decade-old conflict
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Centre Extends Ban On Naga Group NSCN-K
The Centre on Monday extended the ban on NSCN-K, saying the Naga insurgent group has been engaged in violence, extortion and secessionist activities.
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Governor "Hounding" Groups Engaged In Peace Talks: Naga Bodies To PM Modi
Two influential Naga civil society groups have complained to Prime Minister Narendra Modi against Nagaland Governor RN Ravi, alleging that he is functioning in an "autocratic" manner and without any regard for what has been achieved in 23 years of peace talks with insurgent group NSCN-IM.
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Insurgents Used Human Shields In Arunachal, Says Army. Villagers Deny
Amid the coronavirus lockdown, tension flared up at a village in Arunachal Pradesh's Longding district bordering Myanmar over the death of a 60-year-old man. The Army said the man was killed in "crossfire" when suspected insurgents of the Naga armed group NSCN(IM) used some villagers as "human shields" and fired on an Army contingent.
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Need To Restore Ties Between People Of Hill And Valley: Nagaland Governor
Nagaland Governor RN Ravi, who is also the interlocutor for the talks with Naga insurgent group NSCN-IM, today expressed concern over deterioration of "traditional brotherly relations" between the hill and the valley people in Manipur, saying the vexed issue cannot reach its logical conclusion without taking all neighbors into confidence.
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Crucial Meet On Naga Peace Talk In New Delhi On Thursday
Thursday will prove to be a very crucial day for the fate of the Naga peace talks that have been on for 22 years. It will perhaps be one last chance for the central government and insurgent group NSCN(IM) to iron out differences.
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No Talks Under Shadow Of Guns, No Separate Constitution For Nagas: Centre
The government has ruled out a separate flag and constitution for the Nagas as demanded by the NSCN-IM, and made it clear that the endless negotiations with the insurgent group under the shadow of guns is not acceptable. Interlocutor for the Naga talks and Nagaland Governor RN Ravi said the government is determined to conclude the decades-long peac...
