By Ayekpam Basanta Mangang on September 07, 2013
AFSPA, Arunachal Pradesh, India, Indian Army, izoram, Kashmir, Manipur, Myanmar, North East, oppression, Pakistan, Pakistan Army, United Nations
EXCLUSIVE
India is aiming to become a developed nation by the year of 2020. But my questions are – will she become a developed nation if armed conflicts in Jammu and Kashmir or in North East continue to exist? Will she be on top of the world if the oppressed people of the country continue to […]
By Ayekpam Basanta Mangang on May 31, 2013
AFSPA, Armed Forces Special Powers Act, Assam, Bhanimai Dutta, Col Ajay Chowdhury, Counter Insurgency, divide and rule policy, Dulumaya Tamang, Gopinath Bordoloi, guerrilla, Heirangoithong Massacre, Hindu refugees, Human Rights, human rights violation, India, Indian Army, Indian Army atrocities, Indian Army smuggling, Kakopathar Massacre, Kilonser Thuingaleng Muivah, lethal weapon, liberation guerrillas, Malom Massacre, Mamoni Koch, Manipur, Miss Luingamla, Miss Rose, Nagaland, North East, NSCN, Oinam Massacre, Operation Rhino, Raju Barua, RMC Massacre, Sandimaya Tamang, Tera Bazar Massacre, Thangjam Manorama, Ujanmaidan incident
EXCLUSIVE
What more can I write about the North East, which I must here, used the term Prison of Nations? While New Delhi continues to wait and watch like a jailer since her independence, she let AFSPA complete 55 years, turning the entire north east region into a slaughter house. Heirangoithong Massacre, Oinam Massacre, Operation Rhino, […]
By Ayekpam Basanta Mangang on May 12, 2013
AFSPA, Agartala, arbitrary detention, are we in a state of war, Armed Forces Special Power Act 1958, Armed Forces Special Powers Act, arrest, Assam, Bangladesh, BBC report, BHUTAN, China, detain, extra judicial killings, Human Rights, human rights violation, insurgents, Irom Sharmila, Irom Sharmila Chanu, Mahatma Gandhi, Manipur, Mizoram, Myanmar, Nagaland, outright killing, Supreme Court, torture
EXCLUSIVE, REGIONAL
Starting with the Naga insurgency since India’s independence in 1947, the north eastern region which has international borders with China, Myanmar, Bhutan and Bangladesh continues to be in the grip of secessionist insurgency. These demands for secession however, evoke strong reactions from the Indian State and deployment of a large number of security forces in […]
By Ayekpam Basanta Mangang on May 03, 2013
AFSPA, arbitrarily arrested, Armed Forces Special Powers Act, assault, atrocities, attacks, cultures, democratic, disappeared, displacement, exploitation, freedom fighter, harassment, Henry Jardine, Human Rights, ill-treated, India, Indian Constitution, killed, killing, military occupation, molestation, murder, National Counter Terrorism Centre, New Delhi, races, republic, secular, socialist, sovereign, subjugation, Terror, threatened, tortured, traditions
EXCLUSIVE, HEADLINES
India a sovereign, socialist, secular, democratic, republic, is a powerful country in the world with an overpopulated, ever growing country rich in different cultures, traditions, races and religions. Its constitution lays down many provisions and rights to fulfill the aspirations of its citizens irrespective of caste, creed, sex and religion. While framing the world’s lengthiest […]
By Ayekpam Basanta Mangang on April 01, 2013
Arabinda Rajkhowa, Armed Forces Special Powers Act, Counter Insurgency, fundamental rights, Indian Constitution, Insurgency, Isak Chisi Swu, Khaplang, liberation movement, Manipur, Mizo Accord, Mizo National Front, Nagaland, national liberation movement, National Security Act, New Delhi, North East India, Northeast, Northeast India, NSCN, Paresh Baruah, Prevention of Seditious Meetings Act, revolutionary, revolutionary movements, Supreme Court, Tripura, ULFA, Unlawful Activities Prevention Act, Zomi Revolutionary Organization
ARTICLES, HEADLINES
By- Ayekpam Basanta Mangang The Northeast which is known for its natural beauty, scenic landscape and peaceful environment is connected to the rest of India by a narrow strip of land which is known as the Siliguri Corridor in West Bengal. The region’s population which constitutes only about 3.8 percent of the total population of […]
