India Northeast

A massacre of civilians by soldiers in December last year, which triggered mass protests against the law, prompted the government to revoke it in some districts.

Japan has invested around $2 billion in improving infrastructure in India's Northeast, which Tokyo sees as a crucial part of its own Free and Open Indo-Pacific Vision.

Repealing this controversial law is a necessary condition for peace and stability in India's Northeast.

The Indian Army’s killing of innocent civilians in Nagaland has triggered angry protests in the region.

However, it has sounded the alarm on the building of dams in Arunachal Pradesh.

A border dispute between Assam and Mizoram in India’s Northeast recently erupted into violence.

Local NGOs and residents are providing the refugees support.

Indians took to Twitter to demand the Northeast be covered in a dedicated chapter in state-commissioned textbooks.

Local reports from Mizoram and Manipur put the number of refugees at close to 7,000.

Illegal logging is depleting forest cover in the region, aggravating the fallout from climate change.

A Supreme Court announcement brings new hope that abuses of the AFSPA can be brought to light.