ULFA | Autumn of the militants Symbol of Assamese pride, ULFA formed in 1744 Rang Ghar to fight for a "sovereign socialist Assam" through an armed struggle. The Hindu · Jan 6, 2024
Understanding the peace pact with ULFA | Explained ULFA signs tripartite peace deal with Centre & Assam govt. to safeguard indigenous rights & accelerate State's development. The Hindu · Jan 3, 2024
Extremism in Assam 90% over, says Assam CM Peace accord between Assam govt & ULFA ends 90% of extremism; 11 accords since 2016, only ULFA (I) remains to be mainstreamed. The Hindu · Jan 1, 2024
Endgame: On the tripartite agreement between the pro-talks faction of the United Liberation Front of Asom, Union government and the Assam government The ULFA has long lost its potency as an insurgent force from its heydays in the 1990s, when it managed to tap the discontent that persisted in rural Assam even after the Assam Accord The Hindu · Dec 31, 2023
A rebel group in the Indian state of Assam signs a peace accord with the government A rebel group that fought for decades to free India’s northeastern state of Assam from New Delhi’s rule has signed a peace accord with the government pledging to end the insurgency in the region The Independent UK · Dec 29, 2023
Centre, Assam government sign peace pact with pro-talks faction of ULFA ULFA peace deal: Centre and Assam government sign peace pact with ULFA, bringing lasting peace to Assam and fulfilling aspirations of people. The Hindu · Dec 29, 2023
ULFA(I) executes two senior members Lachit Hazarika alias ‘Brigadier’ Salim and Nayanmoni Chetia alias Bornali were given capital punishment on September 20 The Hindu · Oct 3, 2023
AFSPA retained in parts of Assam, Arunachal, Nagaland, and Manipur for another six months Officials cite uncertainty over the culmination of Naga peace process as one of the reasons The Hindu · Oct 3, 2022
TOI interview: 'Ulfa expecting a deal with Centre by August 15' The peace process between the United Liberation Front of Asom (Ulfa) and the Centre has reached the final stage, according to its chairman Arabinda Rajkhowa. However, Paresh Baruah, who leads a smaller faction called Ulfa (Independent), has so far shunned the government’s offer, insisting on the ‘sovereignty’ demand. Excerpts from… The Times of India · Aug 3, 2022
Morning Digest | Twin hurdles hinder India’s maritime role; No monkeypox cases in India so far, say officials; and more A select list of stories to read before you start your day The Hindu · May 29, 2022
Assam Chief Minister sends show-cause notice to Minister for apologising to separatist leader Tea Tribes and Employment Minister Sanjay Kishan apologised to Paresh Baruah for calling the ULFA(I) chief a liar. The Hindu · May 28, 2022