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January - 4 
The Afghanistan’s National Security Advisor [NSA]—Hamdullah Mohib and India’s NSA Ajit Doval on January 4 held talk over India’s role in Afghanistan’s development, reports The Times of India. The Afghanistan’s NSA appreciated India’s development assistance mainly reconstruction projects in Afghanist
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The Afghanistan’s National Security Advisor [NSA]—Hamdullah Mohib and India’s NSA Ajit Doval on January 4 held talk over India’s role in Afghanistan’s development, reports The Times of India. The Afghanistan’s NSA appreciated India’s development assistance mainly reconstruction projects in Afghanistan. NSA Mohib has appreciated India’s involvement for economic development and reconstruction of Afghanistan; also, human resource development, including the training of Afghanistan’s National Defence and Security Forces in India, read a statement released by the Ministry of External Affairs [MEA].
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January - 9 
Asian Age on January 9 reports that Army Chief General Bipin Rawat on January 9 supported the talks with the Taliban in Afghanistan, but said it should be without any preconditions. He stated that ‘Yes, there should be talks with the Taliban so long as they do not come out with any preconditions an
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Asian Age on January 9 reports that Army Chief General Bipin Rawat on January 9 supported the talks with the Taliban in Afghanistan, but said it should be without any preconditions. He stated that ‘Yes, there should be talks with the Taliban so long as they do not come out with any preconditions and so long as they are looking at a lasting peace in Afghanistan to bring about stability in that country’. Additionally, he also identified the social media as a platform to spread radicalism and generate financial resources for terrorism. The Army Chief said the time has come for some control over it. ‘We see a different kind of radicalisation in Jammu and Kashmir. My take is that terrorism is here to stay so long as there are nations which are going to continue to sponsor terrorism as state policy. We are seeing it happen in Jammu and Kashmir’. He also added that ‘I think we have a lot to do with the media and the social media, which must be controlled. For this, if one particular nation starts controlling a particular media, it will be taken as media rights are being curbed... Therefore, I think the international community must get together in ensuring that the source of the social media is prevented from spreading false information and disinformation because a lot of funds are coming from people who are getting radicalised’. He said radicalisation through social media was also helping in fundraising by terrorist organisations. They are being convinced about the acts of terrorists and the radicalised people are also helping terror outfits generate funds.
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January - 9 
Government of India (GoI) has stated that India would not engage the Afghan insurgents directly, and had not changed its position on the issue, reports The Hindu on January 10. Minister of State for External Affairs Gen (Retd) V.K. Singh said India’s position on direct talks with the Taliban remaine
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Government of India (GoI) has stated that India would not engage the Afghan insurgents directly, and had not changed its position on the issue, reports The Hindu on January 10. Minister of State for External Affairs Gen (Retd) V.K. Singh said India’s position on direct talks with the Taliban remained the same. Earlier Indian Army Chief of Staff Bipin Rawat had reportedly stated that he supported the talks with the Taliban in Afghanistanwithout any pre-conditions. A senior government official also said India’s traditional position on a purely “Afghan-led and Afghan-owned” dialogue had not altered, despite a number of countries including U.S., Russia, China, Iran, Pakistan and Uzbekistan beginning talks with the Taliban. General Rawat had stated that ‘Does India have an interest in Afghanistan? Is answer is yes, then we can’t be out of the bandwagon… Our thinking is that yes, we have interest in Afghanistan. If we have an interest and other people want to talk to Taliban, then should we in some way be involved, either directly or indirectly? But we should not be left out’. The issue over talks with the Taliban has dominated much of the conversation during the Raisina Dialogue this year, with Russian officials promoting direct talks with the Taliban, and Iranian officials offering to facilitate a dialogue between India and the Taliban.
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May - 22 
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on May 22 took up terror strikes at Pulwama and Sri Lanka and urged member nations of Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) for greater counter-terror cooperation, reports The Hindu. Addressing the ministerial meet of SCO at Bishkek, Kyrgyz Republic, the Ext
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External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on May 22 took up terror strikes at Pulwama and Sri Lanka and urged member nations of Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) for greater counter-terror cooperation, reports The Hindu. Addressing the ministerial meet of SCO at Bishkek, Kyrgyz Republic, the External Affairs Minister said that India remains committed to regional connectivity and peace in Afghanistan. “Our heart goes out to our brothers and sisters of Sri Lanka, who have recently witnessed the ghastly act of terrorism. Our wounds of Pulwama attack were still raw and the news from the neighborhood has made us more determined to fight firmly [and] resolutely against this menace,” said Ms. Swaraj addressing a gathering which included her Pakistan counterpart Shah Mahmood Qureshi. Ms. Swaraj said that India is open to strengthen the Regional Anti-Terror Structure or RATS of SCO to fight terrorism and security challenges in the region. Taking up the situation in Afghanistan, the Minister said that India wants Afghanistan to be “united, peaceful, secure, stable, inclusive and economically vibrant”. “I wish to once again underscore the importance India attaches to SCO Afghanistan Contact Group and welcome an early conclusion of the Draft Roadmap of further actions of the Contact Group,” said Ms. Swaraj in her speech.
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August - 10 
A tripartite memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between militant outfit National Liberation Front of Tripura-Shabir Debbarma (NLFT-Shabir Debbarma) and the Union Government and Tripura Government in Delhi on August 10, reports Tripurainfo. For the NLFT-SD group the accord was signed by its
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A tripartite memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between militant outfit National Liberation Front of Tripura-Shabir Debbarma (NLFT-Shabir Debbarma) and the Union Government and Tripura Government in Delhi on August 10, reports Tripurainfo. For the NLFT-SD group the accord was signed by its leaders, Shabir Debbarma and Kajal Debbarma while for the union home ministry Satyendra Garg, joint secretary (Home) signed the accord this morning. For the Tripura government Kumar Alok, additional chief secretary, put his signature on the accord.
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August - 18 
The Defence Minister, Rajnath Singh on August 18 declared that there will be no talks with Pakistan till it acts against terrorism and if talks with the neighbouring country are held in future, they would be only on Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK), reports Daily Excelsior. In a series of tweets and
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The Defence Minister, Rajnath Singh on August 18 declared that there will be no talks with Pakistan till it acts against terrorism and if talks with the neighbouring country are held in future, they would be only on Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK), reports Daily Excelsior. In a series of tweets and address to a rally at Kalka in Haryana, Rajnath said, “Some people say talks should be held with Pakistan but till it ends terrorism there will be no talks. And in future, if talks are held with Pakistan, they will be on PoK only’’. “About what should we talk? What’s the issue on which there should be talks? Why there should be a talk? If there would be any talk with Pakistan, it would happen only when Pakistan stops supporting terror from its soil,” he asserted. The Defence Minister said Pakistan Prime Minister (Imran Khan) has acknowledged Indian action in Balakote post-Pulwama terror attack. “Few days ago, the Prime Minister of Pakistan said that India is planning to take an action bigger than Balakote. It means that Pakistan Prime Minister has acknowledged what India did in Balakote,’’ Rajnath said.
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September - 12 
India on September 12 said any peace process should have "full consent" of the Government of Afghanistan and its people, reports news18.com. Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) Spokesperson Raveesh Kumar said "We are following the developments including talks between the US and the Taliban very close
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India on September 12 said any peace process should have "full consent" of the Government of Afghanistan and its people, reports news18.com. Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) Spokesperson Raveesh Kumar said "We are following the developments including talks between the US and the Taliban very closely. We are of the view that all sections of Afghan society including legitimately elected government should be part of the peace process…We have supported the election process which is about to unfold later this month. Our point of view is that any process should respect the constitutional legacy and it should not lead to any ungoverned spaces where terrorists and their proxies can relocate".
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October - 4 
As a Taliban delegation led by Abdul Ghani Baradar is in Islamabad to meet with Pakistani officials over the resumption of peace talks, Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson Raveesh Kumar, said on October 4, that India is “closely monitoring” the situation and that “all sections of the Afg
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As a Taliban delegation led by Abdul Ghani Baradar is in Islamabad to meet with Pakistani officials over the resumption of peace talks, Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson Raveesh Kumar, said on October 4, that India is “closely monitoring” the situation and that “all sections of the Afghan government, including a legitimately-elected Afghan government, should be part of the Afghan peace process”, reports Tolo News. The spokesman added that a peace settlement “should not leave any ungoverned spaces where terrorists and their proxies can operate and where they can create bases to target India...It should have the full consent of the Afghan people and government of Afghanistan”.
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October - 10 
The last phase of the peace talks between the Government of India (GOI) and National Socialist Council of Nagaland- Isak-Muivah (NSCN-IM) on October 10 in New Delhi was concluded with heated arguments, reports Northeast Now. NSCN-IM headed by its general Secretary, Th. Muivah in a day long discussio
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The last phase of the peace talks between the Government of India (GOI) and National Socialist Council of Nagaland- Isak-Muivah (NSCN-IM) on October 10 in New Delhi was concluded with heated arguments, reports Northeast Now. NSCN-IM headed by its general Secretary, Th. Muivah in a day long discussion with GOI Interlocutor, RN Ravi primarily dwelt on the issues of ‘flag’ and ‘constitution’. Imphal Free Press adds that NSCN-IM and GOI failed to break the impasse and amicably resolve the issues. Even later, NSCN-IM in a press statement accused the GOI of backtracking on its commitment towards the hard-earned Framework Agreement.
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October - 10 October - 11
On October 11, National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Isak-Muivah (NSCN-IM) had stated that it was deeply committed to the Framework Agreement, and that it will stand by it at all costs in all events, Imphal Free Press. NSCN-IM had made the statement after the October 10 meeting with GoI in New Delh
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On October 11, National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Isak-Muivah (NSCN-IM) had stated that it was deeply committed to the Framework Agreement, and that it will stand by it at all costs in all events, Imphal Free Press. NSCN-IM had made the statement after the October 10 meeting with GoI in New Delhi. Since the October 10 talk was inconclusive, both the teams have had agreed to meet again soon.
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October - 24 
The October 24 negotiations between National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Isak-Muivah (NSCN-IM) and Government of India (GoI) held in New Delhi ended on an inconclusive note, reports Assam Tribune. However, the two sides are again slated to meet ahead of the October 31 deadline. According to source
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The October 24 negotiations between National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Isak-Muivah (NSCN-IM) and Government of India (GoI) held in New Delhi ended on an inconclusive note, reports Assam Tribune. However, the two sides are again slated to meet ahead of the October 31 deadline. According to sources “Today’s Indo-Naga talk was inconclusive with no breakthrough. Could not reach consensus. The fate of flag and constitution now lies upon the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi”. Sources also added that after over three hours of negotiations, both sides failed to come to any conclusion; however, it was informed that the next meeting with the NSCN-IM will again be held in the next few days
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October - 25 
Nagaland Postreports that 17 National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Isak-Muivah (NSCN-IM) leaders including former ‘kilo kilonser’ Hukavi Yeputhomi joined Naga National Political Group (NNPG) on October 25 in New Delhi. In a declaration Hukavi Yeputhomi stated that he along with his co-workers have
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Nagaland Postreports that 17 National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Isak-Muivah (NSCN-IM) leaders including former ‘kilo kilonser’ Hukavi Yeputhomi joined Naga National Political Group (NNPG) on October 25 in New Delhi. In a declaration Hukavi Yeputhomi stated that he along with his co-workers have decided to join the WC,NNPG on their own volition and with deep conviction at the “decisive hour for the Naga people” when an agreement was to have been inked with the government of India “without compromising on our history and identity’. Hukavi said though he was at the negotiating table till October 24, 2019, he realised that NSCN-IM) chief negotiator would “remain insensitive to our people’s plea for honourable and acceptable solution.” Hukavi said his decision was based on “our people’s desire for a peaceful co-existence between Nagaland and India.” Hukavi was received into NNPG by Neokpao Konyak and Kitovi Zhimomi. An NSCN-IM senior leader stated that Hukavi has defected to “one of the groups”. However, the leader also claimed that Hukavi was not a permanent member of NSCN-IM negotiation team. However, other sources stated that Hukavi was part of the 15-member NSCN (I-M) delegation, that held the crucial October 24 meeting in New Delhi. With just couple of days before the expiry of the three-month deadline, speculation is rife on whether the Government of India and NSCN (I-M) would be able to settle the Naga flag and constitution demand in the next meeting, tentatively, scheduled to be held on October 28 or October 29.
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October - 28 
East Mojo reports that during the meeting in New Delhi with National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Isak-Muivah (NSCN-IM) on October 28, Government of India (GoI) informed the participants that deadline of October 31, 2019 to conclude the negotiations with all Naga groups has been withdrawn. Unidenti
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East Mojo reports that during the meeting in New Delhi with National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Isak-Muivah (NSCN-IM) on October 28, Government of India (GoI) informed the participants that deadline of October 31, 2019 to conclude the negotiations with all Naga groups has been withdrawn. Unidentified sources in Union Ministry of Home Affairs (UMHA) stated that “The Centre is unlikely to insist on October 31, 2019 as the deadline to sign the Naga peace talks.” Sources also added that “On October 31, 2019, two Union Territories (UTs) — Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh — are coming up. Amid increasing intervention from Pakistan, the Centre doesn’t want to take risk in law-and-order problem in other parts of the country, especially in the Northeast by unnecessarily sticking to a deadline. Since the GoI has already spent 22 long years, there is no harm in waiting for some more months to sign the Naga peace talks,” the sources said, adding: “Centre doesn’t want an unnecessary delay in inking the Naga peace process, but it doesn’t want to face any problem in the country, at least in the next 72 or 96 hours.”
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November - 4 
A three-member delegation of United Liberation Front of Asom-Pro Talk faction (ULFA-PTF) attended a formal discussion on November 4 with Government Interlocutor A.B Mathur in Delhi, reports Northeast Now. ULFA-PTF delegation included ‘chairman’ Arabinda Rajkhowa, ‘general secretary’ Anup Chetia and
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A three-member delegation of United Liberation Front of Asom-Pro Talk faction (ULFA-PTF) attended a formal discussion on November 4 with Government Interlocutor A.B Mathur in Delhi, reports Northeast Now. ULFA-PTF delegation included ‘chairman’ Arabinda Rajkhowa, ‘general secretary’ Anup Chetia and ‘foreign secretary’ Sasadhar Choudhary.
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