Archive Detail
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| No staff quarter for fire service employ | AMARPUR, May 26 (TIWN): It has been more than one month that the staffs of Jotonbari fire service are suffering due to no staff quarter, said sources. | 25-May-2015 |
| Medical entrance exam ‘fake†| AGARTALA, May 25 (TIWN): The scam of fake examiners for writing exams in place of the original candidate is nothing new incident, and “fake†candidates becoming Doctors and destroying healthcare. Fake candidate doing these kind of operations over past many years but no action was taken to arrest the masterminds behind operating this rackets. On Sunday evening, a fake candidate was nabbed by the police personnel of East police station during 1st year Medical entrance examination held at MBB College organized by Tripura Medical College & Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Memorial teaching Hospital.Police said during the Sunday Medical entrance examination at MBB College, the invigilators grew suspicious on one candidate and checked his photograph, signature and other details and later informed the police.In the initial investigation police has arrested a candidate identified as Moh.Iqbal who was writing the entrance examination in place of the authentic candidate Ashis Baruah of Assam.Till the filing of the report the arrested youth was being continuously questioned by the police and police revealed that the fake sitter of the examination was a resident of Bihar who came to city for appearing in the exams on behalf of the original candidate. | 26-May-2015 |
| CM opens slum-free housing complex in Ag | AGARTALA, May 25 (TIWN): Chief Minister Manik Sarkar on Monday inaugurated the housing complex at Agartala Radhanagar, an ambitious project taken by the Left front govt. funded by Central Govt here in Tripura with an aim to make the state slum free. | 25-May-2015 |
| RBI workshop organized at Khowai | KHOWAI, May 25 (TIWN): Aiming to aware the people to avoid any kind of financial deal with Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC), a workshop was organized with the initiatives of Reserve Bank of India (RBI) at Khowai Town Hall on Monday. | 25-May-2015 |
| CPI-M blames Modi Govt. for delay in MGN | AGARTALA, May 25 (TIWN): With the delay in REGA payment rocked the entire state on the month of April, the ruling CPI-M recently on its press communiqué of 2 days state committee meeting has blamed the Narendra Modi led govt. at the centre saying that the sudden change in the REGA payment procedure by the centre has deprived the workers here in Tripura. Leaving no stone unturned the ruling CPI-M and its Left front govt. managed to wash their hand from shouldering responsibility from the deprivation of MGNREGA workers here in the state. During the 2 days state committee meeting which concluded on Sunday the CPI-M reviewing its ADC poll vote percentage declined to 10 per cent stated on its press communiqué that the Left opposition political parties had played a conspiracy against the CPI-M in wake of the 7th ADC elections held recently. It said that the conspiracy has lead a large section voters to take the law and order in their own hand in the name of protest over the delay in REGA payment before the ADC poll. As a result maximum voters falling on a trap of such conspiracy has not voted for the CPI-M due to which the vote percentage has declined this year. | 25-May-2015 |
| Decision on Guwahati-Dhaka bus service d | Shillong, May 25 (TIWN/IANS): India and Bangladesh will finalise the passenger bus service between Guwahati-Dhaka via Shillong during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Bangladesh next month, a Bangladeshi official said here on Monday. | 25-May-2015 |
| Northeast MGNREGS employees to launch st | AGARTALA, May 25 (TIWN / IANS) Over 13,000 employees employed in the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS) in northeastern states would launch a stir from next month to regularise their jobs and attain uniformity in their salaries, a leaders said on Monday. | 25-May-2015 |
| Bangladesh may punish illegal migrants r | DHAKA / AGARTALA, May 25 (TIWN /EFE) Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has called for strict punishment to migrants, who illegally leave Bangladesh and set out towards Southeast Asia by sea, and the human-traffickers who assist them, media reported on Monday."They are tainting the image of our country on the international stage, and putting their own lives in danger," Hasina told a meeting with senior officials of the labour and employment ministry on Sunday, according to reports by national news agencies."I think such an unlawful trend might be stopped if the fortune-seekers who are leaving the country illegally are punished side-by-side with the middlemen," she said.Hasina directed the ministry to conduct public information campaigns targeting potential illegal immigrants, "so they don't feel the need to give money to the middlemen to go abroad illegally seeking work, so they don't fall into this trap".The Bangladeshi prime minister claimed that her government has implemented several initiatives to improve the well-being of potential illegal immigrants and regretted that, despite this, some still opt for an "uncertain journey". | 25-May-2015 |
| G. Mohan Kumar takes over as new defence | NEW DELHI / AGARTALA, May 25 (TIWN) Senior IAS officer G. Mohan Kumar on Monday assumed charge as the defence secretary, succeeding R.K. Mathur, who retired from the office on Sunday.A 1979-batch Indian Administrative Service officer of Odisha cadre, Mohan Kumar holds a Master's degree in chemistry and an MBA from Britain. He has worked in various ministries and departments, including Steel, Water Resources, Rural Development, Fisheries, Export Development and VAT Administration.Mohan Kumar was the secretary, defence production, before he was made the defence secretary. | 25-May-2015 |
| 26 years old Bangladeshi detained in Bel | BELONIA, May 25 (TIWN): Border Security Force (BSF) on Sunday mid-night detained one 26 years old Bangladeshi youth while he was trying to cross the Indian border at Belonia Hrishyamukh Indo-Bangla border without valid documents and passport. However the detained was suspected to be engaged to smuggling business through the bordering areas of the state. The Bangladeshi youth was identified as Mohammad Allmamun, resident of Bangladesh Hrishyamukh. On Sunday midnight acting on a tip off concerned 168 battelion of BSF Commandant detained the Bangladeshi while he was trying to cross the Indian border to enter Bangladesh. He was found having no valid documents and passport. Reportedly the Bangladeshi Mohammad Allmamun, resident of Bangladesh Hrishyamukh entered India through the unfenced bordering area. Later the concerned BSF Jawans received information that the Bangladeshi would cross the border again, but leaving no stone unturned the concerned BSF commandant along with his staffs rushed to the area and managed to detain him from the bordering area at Belonia Hrishyamukkh area. | 25-May-2015 |
| Stage is all set to observe the 117th bi | AGARTALA, May 25 (TIWN): Stage is all set to observe the 117th birth anniversary of Rebel poet Kazi Nazrul Islam on Tuesday next. Various programs are scheduled to observe the birth anniversary of the poet. | 25-May-2015 |
| Mass Rally organized by ATBC at Vivekana | AGARTALA, May 25 (TIWN): Demanding to assure 3percent of reservation for the handicapped in the state, All Tripura Blind Committee (ATBC) organized a 4hour mass rally at Vivekananda Stadium on Monday. | 25-May-2015 |
| Physiotherapy declared as advance cure b | AGARTALA, May 25 (TIWN): The World Health Organization (WHO) declared that physiotherapy profession are among the advance medical system for curing the non-communicable disease in the recent era, said Sabhyasachi Chowdhury, state Convener, IAP while addressing in a press conference at press club. | 25-May-2015 |
| Negligence of police peaks new high in U | UDAIPUR, May 25 (TIWN): 18 days have been passed, after the case registration of Renu Bala Tripura, whose dead-body was found in Brahmhachara, Udaipur. But no clue has been gathered by the police to find out the criminals involved in this crime, which reflects the ‘retarded attitude’ of police in Udaipur. | 25-May-2015 |
| Crime against women rising in alarming p | AGARTALA, May 25 (TIWN): Overall scenario of crime against women in Tripura, is most alarming and these tiny state have been turning for serious concern for good and common people and specially to women, girls, housewives. Though the only leftist rule state in country, the Tripura, which is led by Manik Sarkar, a politburo member of CPM, have been repeatedly claiming that Tripura is passing through golden age and all citizen specially women are completely safe in terms of security. Tripura, 2nd smallest state of country having population of nearly 38 lakhs in which respectively 1,799,541 female and 1,874,376 male as per 2001 census. According to latest census report its sex ratio is 960 out of 1000 males.Chief Minister Manik Sarkar who is also looking after home department have been saying repeatedly that Tripura is only state in country where every citizen is safe in terms of security. Female have been returning their home even at 11pm without anxiety. According to Chief Minister Tripura a golden heaven for Women. But Chief Minister s claim is how far true? Or factual? Whether his claim is just eyewash? | 24-May-2015 |
| CPI-M concludes 2 days state committee m | AGARTALA, May 25 (TIWN): The recently concluded Tripura Tribal Areas and Autonomous District Council (TTAADC) polls have caused a grave concern for the CPI-M with the reduction of vote percentage to nine per cent. The ruling CPI-M here at the state on Sunday has concluded its 2 days state committee meeting at Melarmath party headquarter reviewing its election consequence. | 24-May-2015 |
| 7th consignment of rice via Bangladeshâ | AGARTALA, May 25 (TIWN) Seventh consignment of rice via Bangladesh’s Ashuganj Port will likely to arrive the State on Monday. Talking to TIWN, Secretary of Import-Export Association, Habul Biswas said that according to the Sixth Budget Burge, in the first phase, among 10, 000 metric tons, 6 thousand metric tons already stored in the FCI godown at Nandannagar. Biswas said that nearly 2000 tons of rice bearing 10-15 trucks will arrive with the consignment. Earlier, business remained affected as political turmoil in Bangladesh was affecting the import export centers situated along Indo-Bangla border. Continuous blockade in Bangladesh by the 18 party alliance headed by Bangladesh main opposition party BNP has laid the highest peak of trade season threadbare.Huge number of construction works which are usually done during this period require construction materials like stone, cement sand which are imported from Bangladesh. | 25-May-2015 |
| 100 city buses to ply in Tripura AMC are | AGARTALA, May 25 (TIWN): With an aim to meet the rush of passengers here in the capital city Agartala the Tripura High Court during the year 2014 asked the State govt. to introduce 100 new city buses. However following this to meet the increasing demand of the city passengers the state govt. has recently planned to introduce 100 new buses proposed to ply by the month of June this year. | 24-May-2015 |
| ADC CEM courtesy meet with Tripura Gover | AGARTALA, May 25 (TIWN): After meeting with Chief Minister Manik Sarkar and State tribal welfare minister Aghore Debbarma the newly elected members of the Tripura Tribal Areas and Autonomous District Council (TTAADC) comprising of Chief Executive Member (CEM) courtesy met with Tripura Governor Tathagata Roy. | 24-May-2015 |
| Bus Service through Silchar-Agartala rou | AGARTALA, May 25 (TIWN): Bus Service through Silchar-Agartala route will begin from Monday. Every day from 6a.m in the morning and 6 p.m. in the evening bus service will function between these routes. Few days ago, the bus service had launched which made travel comfortable for the passengers of the North-East Region.Due to this bus service, travel will be cheaper for the patients to travel Kolkata through this route. Recently, the rapid increase in airfare had become a headache for the middle class people of Tripura. Though normal category tickets are exhausted air tickets under the group category are available in some travelling agencies and they are charging hefty amounts.The driving distance between Silchar and Agartala is 303 km, while the aerial distance from Silchar to Agartala is 196 km and By Train it is 251 Km. Regular bus services connect Silchar with Guwahati, Shillong, Aizawl, Agartala and Imphal through NH 37 and NH 53. However during the rainy seasons, heavy downpour affects the Silchar-Agartala route causing frequent landslides which affects the road transportation. | 25-May-2015 |
| Review meet on the development of the Tr | AMBASSA, May 25 (TIWN): With the initiative of District administration, a review meet on development of Tribal areas held at the conference hall of Dhallai District Magistrate office. | 24-May-2015 |
| Udaipur : New Party office of congress f | UDAIPUR, May 24 (TIWN): Construction of a Congress party office faced objection from the Panchayat office under the ruling government at Tepania on Sunday. | 24-May-2015 |
| Department stressed upon Mulberry cultiv | AGARTALA, May 25 (TIWN): Aiming to raise the Mulberry cultivation at 7 different blocks of Sipahijala District, initiatives have been taken to cultivate over 150 acres of land, said a representative of Handloom, Textiles and Handicraft Department. | 24-May-2015 |
| CBSE to announce Class-12 result on Mond | AGARTALA, May 24 (TIWN): The Central Board for Secondary Education (CBSE) will announce its much awaited results of Class 12 – on Monday. According to the sources, at 12.00 p.m. the Board will announce the result. This year total of 10, 80,368 candidates had appeared for the exam amongst which the number of males is 607383 and females- 432985. | 24-May-2015 |
| State level seminar of Tripura Municipal | AGARTALA, May 24 (TIWN): State level seminar of Tripura Municipal Workers Organization has ended on Sunday. Speaking on the occasion, CEM of TTAADC Radhacharan Debbarma said that, the then Central UPA Government during last year had played step motherly attitude with the TTAADC. | 24-May-2015 |
| Drug addiction again claims a life | AGARTALA, May 24 (TIWN): A body of a juvenile boy has been recovered from Astabal area on Sunday morning. The deceased is identified as Sujit Das, son of Kamal kanti Das. | 24-May-2015 |
| State convention held at Rabindra Sataba | AGARTALA, 24 May (TIWN): A day long state convention on behalf of North East MGNREGA Employees Association was organized by Tripura REGA Karmochari Samannoy Samiti (TRKSS) on Sunday at Rabindra Bhawan. The convention was attended by the representatives from all the states of the North East except Sikkim. | 24-May-2015 |
| Kamalpur: Crisis of drinking water hits | KAMALPUR, May 24, (TIWN): Acute crisis of drinking water hit the remote hamlets of subdivision. Different areas under Jamthum, Shimbukchak, Panboa, Apareshkar VCs and other areas got under the acute hit of drinking water crisis. Areas under the Mechuria, Dabbari, Bilaschara panchayats also came under such grip. | 24-May-2015 |
| Indian Association of Physiotherapist o | AGARTALA, May 24 (TIWN): Indian Association of Physiotherapist, Tripura Branch, has organized a fund raising rally on Sunday morning in association with TIPS (Tripura Institute of Paramedical Sciences). | 24-May-2015 |
| House wife tries to burn herself | AGARTALA, May 24 (TIWN): Allegedly a house wife, Swapna Dey set herself on fire on Sunday morning. Sources said that she put herself on fire when her brother found her in a compromising situation with a man, Nitai Rishi Das residing near to their house. | 24-May-2015 |
| Kamalpur: Special Audit team to visit BS | KAMALPUR, MAY 24 (TIWN): The popular tag line of ‘all is well’ derived by Chetan Bhagat in the “3 Idiots†seemed to be sole aim and goal of the authority of BSM Hospital, Kamalpur. And the situation emerged due to the possible of Special Audit team to the Hospital within one or two days. The prevailing mismanagement and chaos which the present authority failed uproot was dramatically ushered. As a result, the atmosphere of the Hospital turned into a nightmare for commoners as well as the staffs. | 24-May-2015 |
| Incident of theft occurred at Udaipur Mu | UDAIPUR, May 24 (TIWN): Incident of theft occurred in the houses of three persons of Municipal area’s Ward No-13. The place is identified as Madhya Para. However, police has not been able to trace the thieves still now. | 24-May-2015 |
| Stirring conditions of ATMs in Udaipur | Udaipur, May 24 (TIWN): The consumers using ATM cards are undergoing huge troubles during the transactions in Udaipur ATM branches. Most of ATMs in Udaipur are in paralyzed state and the consumers are in trouble due to this reason. As a result many times people have to go to the banks for cash withdrawing. | 24-May-2015 |
| 5-day long drama festival to be observed | AGARTALA, May 24 (TIWN): A 5-day long drama festival to be observed at Dharmanagar Town Hall on May 27. | 24-May-2015 |
| India-Bangladesh pact due on submarine c | AGARTALA / NEW DELHI, May 24 (TIWN): India and Bangladesh will sign a pact on sharing Internet bandwith as a result of which the submarine cable providing Net to Bangladesh will travel to Agartala from Cox's Bazar via Brahmanbaria. The agreement is likely to be signed during PM Narendra Modi's Dhaka visit in June, an Indian diplomat told TIWN.Bangladesh has agreed to sell off its unused submarine Internet bandwidth to India's state owned Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) for $ 1.2 million ( Rs 7.7 crores) a year. The agreement will be for four years and India will gain 10 gigabytes per second bandwidth in the firs year with a provision for this to go up to 40 gigabytes -per second in the subsequent years.India is going for purchasing this surplus unused bandwidth from Bangladesh to develop the IT industry in Northeast.Agartala could emerge as the hub of the IT industry in Northeast if the state government moves fast enough to create necessary conditions .The state's Left government can invite IT majors like Infosys who have threatened to pull out of West Bengal after Mamata Banerjee government refused to give SEZ status to the IT parks that top companies were intending to create infrastructures. | 24-May-2015 |
| Review meet on the development of the Tr | AGARTALA, May 24 (TIWN): A review meet on development of various area of the state held at Secretariat building on Saturday. | 23-May-2015 |
| Ustad Rashid Khan held press conference | AGARTALA, May 24 (TIWN): An Indian classical musician in the Hindustani music tradition Ustad Rashid Khan on Saturday held a press conference at Agartala press club talking up the issue of the functioning of the Sangeet-Graam, a musical village set up in Tripura which came to a halt. | 23-May-2015 |
| Crimes up at Belonia: 28 years old man f | BELONIA, May 24 (TIWN): Belonia Police on Saturday recovered a dead body of 28 years old man from a deep jungle at Belonia Motai Shoshankhala. The deceased was identified as Sushankar Majumder, resident of Motai Bhumihin Colony. He was a farmer by profession. | 24-May-2015 |
| Belonia Court registers case against 5 a | BELONIA, May 24 (TIWN): On yet another failure of the police, the Belonia Additional District and Session Court on Saturday registering a case against at least 5 accused persons on charge of killing resident of Belonia Mohondoria Nagpara Swapan Malla asked the police to investigate the case. | 24-May-2015 |
| Jharkhand man jailed for 7 years at Belo | BELONIA, May 24 (TIWN): Belonia Sub-Divisional Judicial Magistrate (SDJM) Court on Saturday jailed one Ajoy Kumar Bhuiya, resident of Jharkhand for seven years and fined him Rs. 5000 failing another jail for six months under Child Protection and sexual offence act. | 23-May-2015 |
| Preface work for first ever flyover in T | AGARTALA, May 24 (TIWN): The preliminary work for the construction of the first ever flyover road in Left ruled state Tripura has begun. Chief Minister Manik Sarkar is scheduled to lay the foundation stone of the proposed fly over on May 27 at Police Parade Ground at 4 pm at Bordowali. The work order has already been issued, said State PWD Engineer in Chief Sunil Bhowmik on Saturday.Bhowmik briefing the programme schedule said that PWD Minister Badal Chowdhury, Urban Development Minister Manik Dey along with other officials would remain present during the foundation stone laying in ceremony on May 27. Talking to TIWN Bhowmik said that the preface work has already begun after the work order was issued with the Nagarjuna Construction Company entrusted to take up the construction work. He said that the engineers started measuring the roads at the Battala area. Sample testing and machinery efficiency testing is going on.Besides, test piling will be conducted by making barricade at 4 to 5 meter areas in between the road.Asked about any land acquisition Bhowmik assured that no acquisition of land will be required right now. He said that the period of construction is three years and the budget is Rs 249 crore and the Direct Project Report (DPR) of the project has been sent to Government of India through Planning department. | 24-May-2015 |
| 1995 convicted accused jailed for 6 year | KHOWAI, May 24 (TIWN): Convicted during the year 1995 accused identified as Shuproshonno Sarkar sent to jail for 6 years with a fine of Rs. 2000 or else three months more in jail. The accused was arrested on the year 2014, March from Teliamura Trishabari rail station. | 23-May-2015 |
| Tripura starts vaccination drive against | AGARTALA, May 24 (TIWN): With an aim to protect children from Japanese encephalitis, Tripura from Saturday has begun launch immunization programme against Japanese Encephalitis in West District of the state. Children between 1 - 15 years of age will be vaccinated in the first phase. Medical officers along with Asha and Anganwadi workers are being trained to assist the people of the chosen areas. | 23-May-2015 |
| Air ticket crisis continues the State: P | AGARTALA, May 24 (TIWN): Air ticket crisis continues on Tripura. Though normal category tickets are exhausted air tickets under the group category are available in some travelling agencies and they are charging hefty amounts. | 23-May-2015 |
| Depositors of Basil International Chit f | AGARTALA, May 24 (TIWN): Depositors of Basil International Chit fund had attacked the family member of an agent at Belonia sub-division. Though case was lodged against 5 persons, but the accused are still at large. | 24-May-2015 |
| Kamalasagar- Tarapur Border Haat work on | AGARTALA, May 24 (TIWN): The progress work of the border haat of Tripura – Kamalasagar- Tarapur is going on full swing. The expected time to complete the work is most likely to be scheduled on the month of July. Talking to TIWN, District Magistrate of Sepahijala District, Prashant Kumar Goyel told that ,â€on May 27th the international level meet between the Additional District magistrate along with the team from Bangladesh with the Sub-Divisional magistrates of various districts of Tripura will be held to overview the whole situation and progress of the Haat. | 24-May-2015 |
| Tripura CM urges agricultural scientists | Agartala, May 23 (TIWN / IANS) Tripura Chief Minister Manik Sarkar urged the scientific community in the agriculture and allied sectors to take suitable measures to stop farmers' suicides in the country. | 23-May-2015 |
| Tripura CM calls for better farmer polic | AGARTALA, May 23 (TIWN): Chief Minister Manik Sarkar on Saturday launched digitalised ICAR Mega Seed (Crops & Fisheries) at Agartala Pragna Bhawan during the conclusion day of 2 days 22nd meeting of the ICAR Regional Committee (Zone III) organised by Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) Research Complex for NEH Region, Meghalaya. CM Manik Sarkar addressing the gathering of the delegations from 8 north eastern states at Pragna Bhawan on Saturday said, “Not as a Scientists or agricultural expert but being a poor people of the state Tripura I must say that the country would not progress in agricultural sector without the lacks positive approach of the present Indian Government". Sarkar pushing the central govt. to adopt ‘pro-farmer’ policy said, “During the 100 days of the present govt. at the centre about 6000 farmers had committed suicide, whereas more than 2 lakhs farmers had left the agricultural farming and moved towards the urban areas of the nation.â€â€œOut of 70 percent population of the nation about 3 lakhs farmers during the last decade had committed suicide due to wrong economic policy of the Central government,†Sarkar said. He claimed that centre does not think about the development and needs of the farmers and hence their condition is pathetic and often due to the huge financial burden they commit suicide. | 23-May-2015 |
| DoNER minister discusses region's securi | NEW DELHI / AGARTALA, May 23 (TIWN): DoNER Minister Jitendra Singh on Friday convened a meeting of senior intelligence officers and security experts to discuss new security related-initiatives that could be successfully implemented in the northeast region.The meeting was attended by senior officials, including National Security Adviser Ajit Doval, Joint Intelligence Committee chairman R.N. Ravi and Intelligence Bureau Director Dineshwar Sharma.The development of north eastern region (DoNER) minister said there was a need for modernisation of police as well as increase of police modernisation grant for northeastern states."Redeployment in the region of the existing forces like Assam Rifles and ITBP (Indo-Tibetan Border Police) is also another topic that needs to be taken seriously," he said. A number of suggestions were also made from the point of view of identifying trade corridors intra-regionally among the northeastern states as well as with the countries across the eastern borders and a suggestion for "integrated" check posts was also put forward for consideration. Extensive planning is being undertaken to eliminate Assam's ULFA, Naga militants and Tripura's NLFT.Singh said though the issue pertain to home ministry but had a strong bearing on development activities, economy and 'Act East Policy' related to the northeast region. | 23-May-2015 |
| Naga insurgents losing steam, says India | AGARTALA, May 23 (TIWN / IANS): The Indian Army is confident of handling any fresh violence unleashed by a Naga separatist faction operating from its bases in Myanmar, but will deal with the rebel challenge "very differently" this time, a top commander has said.Lieutenant General Bipin Rawat, commanding the Indian Army's Kohima-based 3 Corps that is responsible for counter-insurgency operations in Nagaland and other northeastern states, said that the faction headed by Myanmarese Naga rebel leader S.S. Khaplang can't do very much because it lacks popular support."In Nagaland, the people have got used to the peace dividend for the last 17 years. They don't like resumption of rebel violence because that will mean military operations again which affects their normal lives. So Khaplang stands isolated," Lt. Gen Rawat told IANS.He admitted that Khaplang is sheltering Assamese, Bodo, and Manipuri rebel factions at his base area in Myanmar's Sagaing province."Other Naga rebel factions and political groups have no stomach for fresh violence, as they have got used to peace. So they are determined to keep his fighters out of Nagaland," Lt. Gen. Rawat said. | 23-May-2015 |