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Opinion | ULFA Peace Pact Will Not Only Help Stabilise Internal Security, But Also Break The Crime-Terror Nexus - Vimarsana News

Opinion | ULFA Peace Pact Will Not Only Help Stabilise Internal Security, But Also Break The Crime-Terror Nexus

The peace accord with ULFA shows the Modi government’s commitment to bringing peace to the Northeast, breaking the nexus of financing, inter-state coordination, and foreign links of terror outfits, thus manifesting the concept of Amrit Kaal to its fullest

Source: news18.com
'Let them think whatever they think': Baby Cele defends Somizi on Mbongeni Ngema WhatsApp Chat - Vimarsana News

'Let them think whatever they think': Baby Cele defends Somizi on Mbongeni Ngema WhatsApp Chat

Baby Cele defended Somizi Mhlongo after fans failed to understand and accept his Mbongeni WhatsApp chat explanation.

'My mind was not okay': Somizi explains Mbongeni Ngema message [watch] - Vimarsana News

'My mind was not okay': Somizi explains Mbongeni Ngema message [watch]

It was a mistake - Somizi Mhlongo has finally explained his controversial Mbongeni Ngema tribute WhatsApp message.

In ULFA deal, a long and complicated quest for closure - Vimarsana News

In ULFA deal, a long and complicated quest for closure

The government has promised compensation to their families, but many still demand answers and proof of their loved ones' deaths. | Latest News India

2023 marks handling of violence in Manipur, J&K, new criminal justice laws, peace pacts in NE - Vimarsana News

2023 marks handling of violence in Manipur, J&K, new criminal justice laws, peace pacts in NE

New Delhi, Dec 31: Tackling challenges like ethnic violence in Manipur and sporadic terror attacks in Jammu and Kashmir while taking landmark steps in overhauling the British-era criminal justice laws and signing peace pacts with insurgent outfits in the Northeast, the year 2023 was a mixed bag for the Ministry of Home Affairs. A long-delayed