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Former Tripura militants withdraw blockadeFormer militants ended their road and railway blockades in Tripura. The action followed negotiations with senior government officials. The ...- Bangladesh turmoil casts shadow on Tripura's key projectsThe sudden collapse of Sheikh Hasina's govt in Bangladesh has brought uncertainty to Tripura's key connectivity and trade projects. This af...
- Tripura declares end of insurgency as 584 extremists from NLFT & ATTF surrenderTripura Chief Minister Manik Saha announced the end of a decade-old insurgency in the state following the surrender of 584 extremists from ...
- New criminal laws, technology integration, disaster mitigation, eradicating Left Wing Extremism: Policy highlights of Modi 3.0The Modi 3.0 government has achieved significant milestones in its first hundred days, including the implementation of new criminal laws, a...
- LWE restricted to 43 districts, to be eliminated by 2026The government's efforts against Left Wing Extremism have reduced the affected districts from 200 to 43 since 2014. Over 700 Maoists have b...
- Govt signs peace deal with 2 Tripura groupsThe central and Tripura governments have signed the 12th peace agreement with two insurgent groups, aiming to end violence in the northeast...
- Government of India, Tripura sign peace pact with two militant groups in presence of HM ShahUnion Home Minister Amit Shah announced that Government of India and Tripura signed a pact with militant groups NLTF and ATFF, marking the ...
- Govt to sign peace pact with 2 insurgent groups of Tripura on WednesdayAn agreement will be signed between the central and Tripura governments and two insurgent groups to end violence and bring lasting peace in...
- 300 surrendered militants in Tripura begin 48-hour hunger strike for rehabilitationOver 300 surrendered militants in Tripura, representing groups like the NLFT, ATTF, and BNCT, initiated a 48-hour hunger strike to demand t...
- Newly formed tribunal to determine legality of NLFT and ATTF as unlawful associationsThe central government has established the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Tribunal Court with the aim of assessing whether there are vali...
- Centre bans two Tripura insurgent groupsIn a notification, the Union home ministry said the professed aim of the NLFT and the ATTF is the establishment of an independent nation by...
- Militants trying to reorganise in Tripura: Ex-CM Manik SarkarExpressing concern, former Tripura chief minister Manik Sarkar has said that militants were trying to reorganise themselves in some parts o...
- Militants trying to reorganise in Tripura: Former Tripura chief minister Manik SarkarManik Sarkar claimed that the insurgency could be crushed in the state due to the policies and programmes of the previous Left Front govt. ...
- Government sets up tribunal to decide on ban on two Tripura militant groupsThe rebel outfits, formed in 1990 with the objective of "expulsion of all foreigners who entered the state after 1956", were first banned i...
- Government slaps fresh ban on two insurgent groups of TripuraThe ministry said the NLFT and the ATTF have, as their professed aim, establishment of an independent nation by secession of Tripura from I...
- Tripura government dissolves AFSPA after 18 years as peace prevailsChief Minister, Manik Sarkar said that the council of ministers decided to withdraw the AFSPA from the entire state.
- 45 North-East militant camps exists in Bangladesh: BSFOut of 45 militant camps, militants from Tripura have 21 camps, mostly belonged to two banned outfits - ATTF and NLFT.
- Govt reduces areas under AFSPA in TripuraThe government has reduced the areas under AFSPA, which gave ample powers to paramilitary forces to arrest people in the name of insurgency.
- Assembly Election 2013: Insurgency shadow still looms large over TripuraWhile insurgency in Left Front ruled Tripura has drastically come down in last 10 years but assembly election of 2013 is not free from the ...
- Agartala's turn to be hit by terrorCommunally peaceful Tripura sees five bombs go off on Wednesday.
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