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Illegal Migration as a Threat to India’s Internal Security
Dr N Manoharan

Among other things, one of the major aspects that have come out of the recent communal violence in Bodo areas of Assam is illegal migration. According to the Group of Ministers Report on National Security, illegal migration

has...

August 06 , 2012
Maoists’ ‘Look East Policy’
Dr N Manoharan

The problem of the Left-wing Extremism (LWE) has been like a shifting pain that moved from West Bengal to Bihar in 1970s, and then to Andhra Pradesh in 1980s.

After nearly two decades, when there was pressure in Andhra Pradesh, the Naxals...

May 25 , 2012
‘Designated Camps’ for the Ceasefire Insurgent Groups: Some QRs
Jaideep Saikia

One of the most important aspects that govern cessation of hostilities by an insurgent group is the anvilling of ground rules that would govern ceasefire and the setting up of “Designated Camps” for the insurgent group. While, it has been seen...

August 09 , 2011
Dialectics of Ceasefires with Insurgents in the North East
Jaideep Saikia

Ceasefire with an insurgent outfit is expected to adopt a progression of steps which would lead to a comprehensive resolution of conflict. Indeed, the path, which a peace process normally takes after a ceasefire is entered into, is expected to be...

August 02 , 2011
Indian Mujahedeen and Islamist Agenda in the North East
Jaideep Saikia

For some reason or the other, the three blasts that rocked Mumbai recently are being largely attributed to a group that is being termed as Indian Mujahedeen. However, at the time of writing, investigators are also reportedly looking into the...

July 27 , 2011
Resurgence in NE Insurgency
Jaideep Saikia

Even as there were signs that there has been some improvement in the insurgency situation in the North East, with the level of violence declining and some insurgent groups showing signs of battle-fatigue, a sudden resurgence of insurgency in the...

July 25 , 2011
Socio-Cultural destabilisation of Arunachal Pradesh by Insurgent Groups and other Anti National Forces
B. B. Jamatia

Janjati Dharm Sanskriti Suraksha Manch would like to draw your kind attention on the topic – “Christianity: For a New Status in Arunachal Pradesh”, published in ‘The Sentinel’ dated 19th March 2011 written by Wangpon Sabin, Ex-President of...

April 05 , 2011
Nagaland: Threat to Reconciliation and Dialogue
Jaideep Saikia

At a time when the reconciliation process to bring the different factions in Nagaland together was gaining in ground, the announcement by NSCN (K) and NNC that their respective leaders, SS Khaplang and S Singnya would not be participating in the...

March 16 , 2011
Kachin-Myanmar Conflict: Implications for India
Jaideep Saikia

The virtual end of the 17 year old ceasefire between Kachin and Myanmar will turn out to be a dilemma for India, particularly in New Delhi’s quest to control the insurgency in the North East. The normalising of ties between India and Myanmar in...

February 18 , 2011
Internal Security – Need for Course Correction
Ajit Doval, KC - Former Director, VIF

India is on a surge; a great destiny awaits it. If there is one single factor that could negate or retard it, it will be its failure to govern itself. Ensuring safety and security of its people, upholding the rule of law, managing change with...

February 03 , 2011
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