Assam Peace Talks
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Assam: Peace talks can take place if ULFA(I) drops demand for sovereignty, says CM
After taking oath in May, Himanta Biswa Sarma had said his government would be open to talks with the banned militant group. But the talks are yet to begin.
Scroll Staff
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All persons residing in Assam before January 1, 1951 should be considered ‘Assamese’, suggests panel
The All Assam Students’ Union, which is part of a committee set up by the home ministry, released the report on Tuesday citing inaction at the central level.
Scroll Staff
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Assam Accord: Cabinet approves setting up of high-level committee to implement Clause 6 of pact
The clause mandates the Centre to enact measures to preserve and promote cultural, social, linguistic identity and heritage of the state’s indigenous groups.
Scroll Staff
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