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  No Split In ULFA, Paresh Also Wants Solution, Says Rajkhowa

  Politics | August 09, 2011 20:12 IST

  Guwahati, Aug 9: ULFA ‘chairman' Arabinda Rajkhowa today denied there was a split in the group and claimed that ‘commander-in-chief' Paresh Barua, reportedly opposed to the ongoing peace process, also wanted a solution to the

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  We Don't Want Assam To Secede From India: ULFA

  India | August 06, 2011 13:26 IST

  New Delhi, August 6: Showing a silver lining to end the long standing insurgency, the ULFA leaders on Friday declared for the first time that they do not want secession from India and would seek

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  Peace Talks With ULFA Will Begin This Month-End, Says Gogoi

  India | June 16, 2011 20:05 IST

  New Delhi, Jun 16: The formal peace talks between the government and ULFA will begin by the end of this month, Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi announced today.After a meeting with Home Minister P Chidambaram,

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  We Will Reach Out To Militants, Says Gogoi

  India | May 13, 2011 11:38 IST

  Guwahati, May 13:  Set to retain power for the third consecutive term, Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi today said bringing all insurgents groups, including the ULFA, to the negotiating table would be his main priority

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  ULFA To Sit For Talks With Centre On Feb 10 In Delhi

  India | February 05, 2011 16:55 IST

  Guwahati, Feb 5 : The banned ULFA today announced unconditional peace talks with the Centre on February 10 in New Delhi to find an amicable solution to their 31-year-long armed struggle.Terming the first round of

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  Signals For Peace Talks Positive: Gogoi

  Politics | January 09, 2010 17:04 IST

  Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi on Saturday  said signals for peace talks with the outlawed ULFA are positive and the parleys can be held without its elusive chief Paresh Barua. "We have not been able

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  Govt Waiting For Communication From ULFA For Talks: Gogoi

  Politics | January 01, 2010 18:20 IST

  Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi on Friday  said there are positive signals from the ULFA leadership for peace talks except its elusive 'military chief' Paresh Barua.  "Attempts have been made for talks from our side.