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Naga Rebel Faction Declares Ceasefire, Wants Talks With Centre
- Wednesday December 23, 2020
- India News | Written by Neeta Sharma and Ratnadip Choudhury
A faction of Naga rebels, led by the most wanted leader Niki Sumi, has decided to revive its ceasefire with the Centre with immediate effect. In a statement, the group -- which revoked a 15-year-old ceasefire agreement in 2015 -- said they have contacted the Central government for initiating peace talks.
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Manipur Ambush: The Brain Behind the Attack on Armymen
- Monday June 15, 2015
- India News | Press Trust of India
Niki Sumi, the self-styled military advisor of NSCN-K, is said to be the brain behind the June 4 attack on an Army convoy in Manipur, government officials said.
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In Myanmar Operations, a Militant Camp Was Found Empty, Say Sources
- Friday June 12, 2015
- India News | Written by Sudhi Ranjan Sen
Early on Tuesday morning, when a team of the elite 21 Para (Special Forces) reached a militant camp in Ponyu, a few kilometres inside Myanmar, they realised it was largely empty, contrary to intelligence inputs, sources have told NDTV.
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Naga Rebel Faction Declares Ceasefire, Wants Talks With Centre
- Wednesday December 23, 2020
- India News | Written by Neeta Sharma and Ratnadip Choudhury
A faction of Naga rebels, led by the most wanted leader Niki Sumi, has decided to revive its ceasefire with the Centre with immediate effect. In a statement, the group -- which revoked a 15-year-old ceasefire agreement in 2015 -- said they have contacted the Central government for initiating peace talks.
- www.ndtv.com
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Manipur Ambush: The Brain Behind the Attack on Armymen
- Monday June 15, 2015
- India News | Press Trust of India
Niki Sumi, the self-styled military advisor of NSCN-K, is said to be the brain behind the June 4 attack on an Army convoy in Manipur, government officials said.
- www.ndtv.com
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In Myanmar Operations, a Militant Camp Was Found Empty, Say Sources
- Friday June 12, 2015
- India News | Written by Sudhi Ranjan Sen
Early on Tuesday morning, when a team of the elite 21 Para (Special Forces) reached a militant camp in Ponyu, a few kilometres inside Myanmar, they realised it was largely empty, contrary to intelligence inputs, sources have told NDTV.
- www.ndtv.com