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Indians block border in protest at Tatmadaw incursions
Manipuri locals accuse Burmese soldiers of intruding onto Indian territory and terrorising local villagers.
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Burmese military denies ‘terrorising’ Indian villagers
Protesters called for the Indian government to deploy security forces in the area, reiterating that they were living in fear of the Burmese army.
Indian trader busted for smuggling 7 tonnes of gold from Burma
An Indian gold trader based in the northeastern state of Assam has been arrested for allegedly smuggling nearly nearly $300 million worth of gold from Burma.
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Naga rebel leader arrested for deadly ambush
India has arrested a rebel leader allegedly involved in the killing of 20 soldiers in Manipur, after raids across the Burmese border earlier in June.
Burma denies Indian army ops in Sagaing
The President’s Office backs up New Delhi’s claims that its ground-strikes against separatist rebels did not cross into Burmese territory.
Trade resumes at India-Burma border
Two days of protests at the Indo-Burma border town of Moreh have subsided pending action by the Burmese authorities to ensure the safety of Indians crossing into Burma for trade at the Namphalong market in Tamu, Sagaing Division.
Kaladan project scheduled for mid-2014 completion
The Kaladan Multi-Modal Transit Transport Project, jointly implemented byBurma and India, is expected to be completed by mid-2014, various media reports said on Thursday.
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Look west: where Burma meets India
The borderline between Burma and India, a strip of insurgent-infested forest, will eventually be drawn with some precision. But as the line that separates the two countries becomes more distinct, their ruling administrations are ever more entwined.
Burmese troops trying to set up base on Indian soil, says New Delhi
Concerns were raised in the Indian parliament last week after national media and activist groups reacted strongly to reports that Burmese troops had set up bases on Indian territory.
Manipur rebels ‘leaving Chin state’
Joint operations between Indian and Burmese army routing separatists, but rumours circulate that some are aiding Burmese fight in Karen state
Indian rebels on Burma talks agenda
Oct 13, 2009 (DVB), The insurgency along India's border with Burma is likely to feature highly in talks between Burmese officials and India's army chief now in Burma, the director[…]
Indian rebels forcing Burmese villagers to flee
Apr 27, 2009 (DVB), Indian separatist rebels who have taken up base in Burma's Chin state are now forcibly moving into locals' houses and causing them to flee their village,[…]
Manipuri rebels commit abuses against Chin villagers
Jul 16, 2008 (DVB), Manipuri separatist rebels have been committing human rights abuses against local Zomi ethnic people in northern Chin state’s Ton Zan district, the Zomi Human Rights Foundation[…]
