RJD MP Manoj Jha held the Union Home Minister directly responsible for the alleged presence of foreign nationals in the state, demanding accountability and even calling for resignations.

Three top Ulfa(I) leaders, including its lower council chief, were killed in back-to-back aerial strikes near the India-Myanmar border, claimed the Paresh Baruah-led outlawed secessionist outfit.

The United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) claims the Indian military killed one of its top commanders and 19 other members ...

Chief Minister Himanta Sarma said that the Assam police were not involved in the alleged incident and no operation was ...

Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu on Monday said 66 villages in the state along the Indo-Myanmar border have been identified for development under the Centre’s Vibrant Villages Programme ...

The Indian Army clarifies that it has nothing to do with the alleged drone attacks on insurgent camps near India-Myanmar ...

As political tensions rise over Bihar elections, ECI officials said on Sunday that their field staff discovered a large number of Nepalese, Bangladeshi, and Myanmar nationals on the state’s voter ...

Separatist militants in northeastern India said the Indian army carried out cross-border drone strikes on the group's camps ...

Insurgent groups, armed by Chinese grey market arms networks, have long acted as proxies for Beijing in Myanmar—guarding ...

I's claim of drone strikes on their Myanmar headquarters, which allegedly killed 19 cadres. Reports suggest senior commander ...

I, which is headed by Paresh Baruah, has several camps in Myanmar. The outfit, which is different from the pro-talks faction ...

Ulfa-I claimed that three of its senior members were killed in drone attacks by the Indian Army in Myanmar's Sagaing region, ...