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Feb 7, 2009

Promoting Your Blog

This is in no way a science or guarantee; it's simply a few suggestions with which many bloggers have found success.

Set your blog to Send Pings. When this setting is activated, your blog will be included in various "recently updated" lists on the web as well as other blog-related services.

Activate Your Navbar. Do this and you might start to see the effects right away! One of the features on the Blogger Navbar is a button called NextBlog - click it to visit the next Navbar-enabled blog.

Install Email This Post. If you use Email This Post on your blog, people will be able to forward your posts to friends. This may not have an immediate impact on your site stats but it enables others to publicize your blog for you.

Turn on Post Pages. By publishing every post as its very own web page with Post Pages, you ensure that your entries are way more link-able and more attractive to search engines.

Turn on your site feed. When people subscribe to your site feed in their newsreaders, they're very likely going to read your post.

Add your blog to Blogger's listings. When you add your blog to our listings it shows up in Nextblog, Recently Updated, and other places. It's like opting-in to traffic.

Write quality content and do it well. If your "style" is bad writing, worse grammar, no punctuation, and an ugly design, that might be okay for a niche crowd. But the idea here is to achieve mass appeal, so fix yourself up a bit.

Publish regular updates. Simple: the more you blog, the more traffic you'll get.

Think of your audience. A good way to build an audience is to speak to one in particular. When you keep your audience in mind, your writing gains focus. Focus goes a long way toward repeat visitors.

Keep search engines in mind. There are a few things you can do to make your blog more search engine friendly. Use post titles and post page archiving. This will automatically give each of your post pages an intelligent name based on the title of your post. Also, try to be descriptive when you blog. A well crafted post about something very specific can end up very near the top results of a search.

Keep your posts and paragraphs short. Strive for succinct posts that pump pertinent new information into the blogosphere and move on. Keep it short and sweet so visitors can pop in, read up, and click on.

Put your blog URL in your email signature. Think of how many forwarded emails you've seen in your day, and just imagine the possibilities.

Sumbit your address to blog search sites and directories. People look for blog content at Technorati every day, are you on their list? You should be. Submit your blog's url to Technorati, Daypop, Blogdex, Popdex, and any other site of that ilk you come across.

Link to other blogs. Links are the currency of the blogosphere and it takes money to make money so start linking.

Install a blogroll. It's a very simple yet effective social networking scheme and it has the same result as a simple link if not stronger: traffic! So if you don't have one yet, sign up for a blogroll and get that link-list going.

Be an active commenter. This is in the same vein as linking. Most comment systems also provide a way for you to leave a link back to your blog which begs a visit at the very least. So if you feel inspired, leave a comment or two in your blog travels. It behooves you.

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Feb 5, 2009

Slumdog Millionaire: Viewpoints and Moral

Slumdog Millionaire: I rarely watch any movies if it is not the talk of the globe. This particular movie "Slumdog Millionaire" is the first and sole movie, which I watched from the beginning to end in the last three years. And this is my first time of writing a movie review.

After watching this movie, I thought I should write the moral of this movie from my own perspective. It may not be same from your viewpoints.

Before I start, let me highlight the behind people in this great movie.

It was directed by Danny Boyle (born on 20 October 1956, Manchester, England, UK) and co-directed by a renowned Indian director, Loveleen Tandan.

The writers of this coveted novel is Simon Beaufoy (screenplay) and Vikas Swarup (Novel "Q & A").

It was released in USA on 30 August 2008 at Telluride Film Festival and on screen in India on 23 January 2009.

Summary of the story:

A Mumbai teen, who grew up in the slums, becomes a contestant on the Indian version of "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?" He is arrested under suspicion of cheating, and while being interrogated, events from his life history are shown which explain why he knows the answers.

My Viewpoints

The actor is a street guy with a moral good character. He has a numerous experiences from his struggling beggar life. It shows that experiences in a downtrodden life are well memorized. Some may say the recollection of his experiences is not relevant to the questions. But in my viewpoint, I can understand how and why these difficult questions can be answered from one’s experiences. It is simple, the whole parts of his life are not telecast, and rather only the important parts were expose to be seen. To support my argument, lets see the answer of pistol inventor. The movie does not show how, where and when did he come to know the inventor of pistol. It is understand that if someone posses something important, a curious person must know the pros and cons of the items which he posses.

Another point that bothers me, how and when did they learn to speak English? I know that it is important for that world to understand what they say. What I mean is that being brought up in a slum area and where there is no English is used, it somehow, in my opinion degrade the saltiness/value of the movie. If there could be a little part, which shows how and why they came to speak English, it would be superb.

The Moral

The sole moral of the movie is the POWER or IMPORTANCE OF EXPERIENCES.

Life is a continuous chain of experiences. These experiences are both good and bad but both help us live a more educated and productive life. Experience is a key ingredient to success on the job. One proverb says, to recruit for a newly created post, an experienced employee is much more preferred than a well qualified professionals.

One of my cousins, Rev. T. Dongzathawng who is currently in US used to say, look unto the past, ask the experienced people, walk the path of the old roads and learn from what you see.

When I was a little boy, I was unaware of what he meant by that. When growing older and older, I come to know that what is the importance and power of experienced.

For example, let me illustrate one of my many experiences in my recent life.

When I was looking for a job in New Delhi. The first question, which the interviewer asked was that. Do you have any experience in KPO related jobs? My answer was quite clear. I replied NO, not even in any other job except some experiences in self-style journalism. By that time, I realized how important to have experience in any field.

Experience, which I call useless

People who keep on changing their working lines, Jack of all trade and master of none.

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Jan 28, 2009

Zou ham zang teng leh Zou tawndan jui teng Zou ahi - UZO Constitution

Lamka lam thusuo khat UZO President Pu Hangkhanpao in Hiangdung kho mite Hmar jaat a kum 30 vel ana umsa January 27, 2009 nin UZO mi-le-sa hi ding in lahlutna nei chi ka sim kha ni'n ka lung sim ah sil khat ang kilou hi. A hing kaan khawmtu be-le-phung ahiei, ahisih leh ham-le-pau ahizaw ei chi ahi.

Tam Hiangdung te Zou a ahing lut uh toh kisai thusuo tomkim anei a bang ahi.

Lamka apat kilometer 18 vel a gamla Hiangdung khomite Hmar nam sung a kum 30 val ana um nuo un January 27, 2009 nai 2:15PM in Zou nam sung ah UZO President Pu T. Hangkhanpao MLA in lalut hi. Hiangdung khuo ahihleh a Hausapa uh phamsa Ginzahang in phung a sutna ah Thangnawh phung pen Hmar nam ahi chi'n Hmar nam sung ah ana kipialutpi hi.

Ham-le-pau leh tawndan a Zou ngeina ma zang ahina zieh un, tu a kho Hausa Pu Zuanchinthang lamkai in Oct. 15, 2008 ni'n UZO Headquarters kung ah Zou community a lalut ding in ngetna ana bawl uhi.

UZO in tam ngetna a mu dungzui in tuni'n Zougal Hall, Zoveng ah UZO President Pu T. Hangkhanpao, MLA in amaute Zou nam sung ah lalut hi. Tam lalutna hun ah, UZO President Pu T. Hangkhanpao, MLA in Hiangdung Hausapa kung ah Puansan a pia banah, Hiangdung khomi sih-le-tang in Ginsuanhang leh Mangsuanthang kung ah Zou Puandum pia hi.

Tam thu tungtawn a ka lungsim a hing lut ahileh, Hiangdung hausapu'n kum 30 peisa a Zou ham ana zang hinanleh, a be-le-phung dungjui a Hmar mi-le-sa ahi chi ana ki thei mama hi. Tua dungjui in Hmar nam ah ana lut uhi. Hinanleh a ham, a pao uh kibang nawnlou leh a chiin, a tawn dan uh kibang nawnlou ahiban ah ki houna dia poimaw pen kamsuo kibang nawnlou ahi dungjui in guitum thei tah tah lou uhi.

Etsahna ding in eilah, chilei Zou ham zangte lah azong Lhungdim kichipawl, Manchuong kichi pawl bang ina um uhi. Tam i umnasan ahileh i tenna, i khosahna mun-le-muol zil ahiman in a ham, i pao zong ana danglam man ta hi. Tuni chieng in Lhungdim, Manchuong ana kichite'n ahina uh ZOU chi thei kilkel ulehzong Zou sunga ang kihal chieng un a tuitum thei tahtah sam sih uhi. Tuitum thei sih un hing kihalda uhen len a ham a pao zangte lah uah kihal uhen kachina hi laizang lou ahi. Sil um dan ka gen chithu ahibou hi.

Nainou khat a sil tungte enkia lei. Lamka buoi lai in zong ham-le-pao kidou ichi lou thei sih uhi. Guite leh Guite, Hangsing leh Hangsing. Be-le-phung kibang hinanleh kam ham zah akibah lou zieh in ki daidan na ana um thei hi. Buoina hing veng zaw chieng in ka hina, ka um na ding dihtah chin pawl khat a hamzah kibang sih nanleh Signboard te ahing ki heng hi. Tuote bangtan a detdou ding chi i gen thei sih ua, asia leh a hoi zong i chi thei sih uhi.

Maban a sil hing tung thei dinga mu a ka nei khen khat ahileh. Tuchieng in Thangkhal zong ahing pikuonta mama hi. Thangkhal a koiteng um ahei, bang zieh a Thangkhal hing piengkhie ahei i chi leh Ham kibang pawl khat zieh a Thangkhal hing pieng khia ahi ngeng ngong hi. Ahitaleh Thangkhal sunga koi teng kikhai khawm ata diei le? Mate, Tungnung, Suantah leh adang dang.

Ahitaleh hun hing pei jel dinga be-le-phung kibang leh kibang kidang etna hing um jel ding in lang kasa hi.

UZO Constitution Amendment nukhia pen ah bang akichi ei? "Zou ham zang leh Zou tawndan jui teng Zou ahi" chi ahi ta hi. Tami zong mun tuom tuom a pat in pomtheilou leh dih salou tampi i um uhi. Ama sang a Zou chia UZO Dan bupi in ana huom teng ahileh i be-leh-phung teng ana huom hi. Tua thamlou in tu a Simte kichi teng zong UZO Dan bupi in ana huom suo kei hi.

UZO Dan Bupi ki hengtha pen adih na chieng um ma leh hun sawt a ding et in na sanggampa ham tuom ang zah cheinga Zou hinawnlou ding in nam tuom hita ding chi i ngaisut leh pomsiem hasa mama hi.

Etsahna ding in:

Nang Mizoram a um, na sanggamte Tedim, Kol gam, Hmar gam a um, hun leh nite ahing pei dungjui a na ham uh ing tuom chietta. Tua chieng in Zou ham zangloute Zou hisihteh kichileh i lung awi na diei chi zong um thei hi.

Ham-le-pao a Danbu bawl ahoina chieng um nanleh hun saupi a ding in a sietna tampi umzaw in kimu thei hi.

Tami thute ahileh ka office ka toulai a free time them khat um nou sunga ka lung a hing kilangteng ka'ng atdoh mialmuol ahi.

-Zamlunmang

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Be-le-phung hilou Ham-le-pau hizaw

Tam Hiangdung te Zou a ahing lut uh toh kisai thusuo tomkim anei a bang ahi.

Lamka apat kilometer 18 vel a gamla Hiangdung khomite Hmar nam sung a kum 30 val ana um nuo un January 27, 2009 nai 2:15PM in Zou nam sung ah UZO President Pu T. Hangkhanpao MLA in lalut hi. Hiangdung khuo ahihleh a Hausapa uh phamsa Ginzahang in phung a sutna ah Thangnawh phung pen Hmar nam ahi chi'n Hmar nam sung ah ana kipialutpi hi.

Ham-le-pau leh tawndan a Zou ngeina ma zang ahina zieh un, tu a kho Hausa Pu Zuanchinthang lamkai in Oct. 15, 2008 ni'n UZO Headquarters kung ah Zou community a lalut ding in ngetna ana bawl uhi.

UZO in tam ngetna a mu dungzui in tuni'n Zougal Hall, Zoveng ah UZO President Pu T. Hangkhanpao, MLA in amaute Zou nam sung ah lalut hi. Tam lalutna hun ah, UZO President Pu T. Hangkhanpao, MLA in Hiangdung Hausapa kung ah Puansan a pia banah, Hiangdung khomi sih-le-tang in Ginsuanhang leh Mangsuanthang kung ah Zou Puandum pia hi.

Seven Reasons to have a Web Site

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01. Website makes a Global Village

Needless to say, having a web site to promote your activities or ideas is imperative nowadays. The earth is no longer a vast planet. It has become a global village. You can instantly talk to your buddy who is in different parts of the world. Communication and instant intimation is one of the most powerful tools to the road of civilization. The more you intimate, the stronger is your bonding.

02. Identity & Point of Contact Information

Let people know who you are, where you are, and what you do. With a web site you can provide names, numbers, addresses, and directions to allow people to get in touch with you. Without it, people may not know that you even exist.

You can make information available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. No matter what time of day or night, anyone can find basic information about you, your purposes, or your organization. activities often comes from people who know you. The Web gives you a chance to pass your identity out to thousands.

03. Today's Yellow Pages

The WWW (world wide web) is the new yellow pages. There are enough activities, organizations, and people now on the web that many people use it as one of their first sources for information. How can the public list you in search directories to be accessible when you don't even have a web page?

Think of the Internet as a huge Yellow Pages with no limitation on the size of your activities/identities. You can supply an unlimited amount of information at your site, such as: store hours, location, etc.

04. Broader Reader Base - One site reaches many audiences.

The world is now global identity awareness and the same site will reach visitors from all over. Your Internet presence exposes you to a greater number of information seekers whether you want it to be locally, regional, nationwide, or worldwide.

05. Valuable Input & Reader’s Feedback

Unlike most forms of advertising or promotional material, the web is not a one-way street. Your web site can allow quick feedback from readers or information seekers. Comments and suggestions are valuable forms of input to improve both your activities and member relations and you can provide forms and an email address to get this input.

06. Valuable Library

Website has become a very important mode of archiving our valuable works. You can archive as many data as possible as per you hosting disk space. Displaying activities or organization pictures greatly impress the readers’ mind. This is one of the powerful tools in pulling people from different world.

07. Expose to the outside world

The world is conscious of identity. People want to expose to the world. There are different mode of exposing, website is one of the best way of exposing who we are and what we are doing. Where we come from and how we conquered the world.

- Copy Right by Blog Owner

Jan 21, 2009

Na tuokha ngei mawng ei? It happen to me!

Tuni, January 21, 2009 sunlai office sepna boss pa hing kailou, free deu a ka umlai un, tawlet ah va daadoh ta ing e. Zuailah! Nisa em sing seng, huisi laang hieu hieu leh lummei kai ziiziei ten ka sinlai duong hing kuoi in ka lung a hing leng vung vung hi.

Ka mitha in innlam a neulai nite aban ban in hing kilang diindeen hi. Lawm-le-guol, tonpite toh chimlou a houlung lai nite lungsim mitha a lang in ka ngaitha a hing suo tun tun hi.

Tuhun in innlam ah lawm leh guolte toh bawl ding um lou, pawlta deu mai in kholai dung, mun awng leh nisa awi theina munte ah ki tou jel in houlim tui thei mama hi. Sep ding bawl ding lunga gelpha sese lou a kholai phaijang lah vel a hun zah lai nite bang ka lungsim ah ahing tha deu deu ta mai hi. Aw, tuo hun uom kana zahte ngai huoi hina mai jen e maw chin ka lung sim ah ka ngaisut vung vung hi.

Tuobang a ka ngaisut lai in ka it mama, ka lawihoite, aban ban in ka lungsung ah hing kilang diinden ua, amelte uh kamu chieng mama. Bang chi a zong kingaisut ngeilou hinan le uh, tunia ta bang a ang kilah na ngaisut leh lamdang kasah na toh lung hel na toh kaki dim hi.

Tam bang thu leh hun paisate ngaisut a ka um um lai in tha khat in ka office kot uh hing ging duuuuuuuuuuuup in, ka lung sim gel teng ala mang hi. Koi a hei chia lungthah pien sim a ka et phei leh. Ka Sir pa uh ana hi nalai. Ka lungsim a are salah! chi in ka touna mun ah ka tou kia ta hi.

Jan 20, 2009

The Great Dream that comes true

Jan 17, 2009

Tell a friend | One button redifines sharing

Dear friend, I hope you would be interested in telling your friend about your writings. Here I found one easy and handy way of doing so. Tellafriend.socialtwist.com and socialtwist.com (collectively referred to as "Site") owned by Pramati Technologies, Inc., ("Company") helps you to use Tell-A-Friend widget on your website or blog. Your use of Site will be subject to these Terms of Use below. We ask that you read these legally binding Terms of Use carefully before you select 'accept' because if you breach any of these Terms of Use, your authorization to use Site automatically terminates. If you do not agree with these Terms of Use please discontinue use of the Site services immediately. Site reserves the right to change or modify these Terms of Use, such change or modification will be effective upon the posting of new terms on the Site. You agree to be bound by any such posted changes. It is important that you review this Agreement regularly to ensure that you are aware of any changes.

Implement in minutes You really don't need much technical expertise to use it on your blog. Bloggers and web administrators can do it in minutes. Login, customize (using a guided wizard), and add your code snippet to your site. That's all.

Versatile embedding of Tell-a-Friend Easily embed Tell-a-Friend in most blogging platforms and popular Content Management Systems (CMS). Currently supported platforms are: Wordpress engine, Wordpress.com (free accounts as well), Blogger/Blogspot, TextPattern, JRoller, TypePad, Movable Type, Drupal, Joomla, Pligg, Mambo, and OSCommerce.

Highly customizable You can quickly customize the button type and size, the widget look and feel, the announce message per service, and the behavior of the widget. You can quickly choose from the wide range of buttons, select the widget color scheme, edit message templates apart from other changes that suit your site.

Light, speedy and compact Imagine using a widget that is light, loads faster than others, doesn't burden your site's performance and yet offers you a compelling UI which is liked by one and all. That's Tell-a-Friend.

Inviting button and intuitive user interface Everyone understands Tell a friend; buttons are designed to catch user attention. Mouse over on the button shows the range of services to communicate.

Sharing goes beyond bookmarking Unlike other sharing utilities, Tell-a-Friend stands unique to give you a single button which enables both one-to-one personal recommendations and social broadcasting. Tell-a-Friend is the only sharing widget to support Instant Messengers (chat) and personal messages to friends on social networks. That's clearly the best of word of mouth marketing rolled in one.

One-to-many broadcasting through social sites Sharing through social bookmarks, blogs, Content Management Systems (CMS), microblogs, and social networks is only possible through Tell-a-Friend.

Over a 40 services through which you can reach out to friends:

Email GMail, Yahoo! Mail, MSN/Windows Live Mail, Type Email Address.

IM Y! Messenger, GTalk, MSN/Windows Live Messenger, AIM.

Blogs WordPress, Blogger, LiveJournal, TypePad, MovableType, Xanga, Expression Engine, Joomla, Drupal, Textpattern

Social Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Indenti.ca, FriendFeed, MySpace

Bookmarks Del.icio.us, Digg, Slashdot, Technorati, Reddit, StumbleUpon, Yahoo! Buzz, Google, Blinklist, Facebook, Newsvine, Furl, MySpace, LinkedIn, Propeller

Go local. Make referrals more personal. Have Tell-a-Friend in the language of your site. Give your community of users the power to share and recommend your site and its content in their local language.

Analytics to monitor activity Find out how your viral campaign is doing through the usage statistics of your Tell-a-Friend account. Get details of the number of announcements made, which service is most popularly used, the spread of the usage of the various channels, and also daily, weekly and monthly usage trends.

Addressing privacy concerns Tell-a-Friend can access your contacts list from any of the services. However, usernames, passwords, and contact lists are not stored on our system or shared with anyone. Tell-a-Friend is also unique in transparently showing you a preview of the email that your friend will see before you send it.

Secure and scalable service Tell-a-Friend is hosted on Amazon's AWS and care is taken for it to be secure and scalable. Currently several thousands of sites are served and millions of messages have been announced.

Branding Tell-a-Friend to match your site Skin your widget, button and email template to look native to your site to give your user a seamless sharing experience. Don't lose the opportunity to promote your brand with each announcement that users make from your site.

Context-rich messages = Effective referrals Let users share a specific search result, a favorite movie, a liked product, or an interesting news story rather than just generic information about your site. As a publisher, give them more opportunities to share and help them make their announcements a lot more engaging and alluring for their friends.

Incentivize inviting friends Tell-a-Friend can power viral campaigns for product launches and other promotions. Enable rewards/loyalty programs, invite 'n' win contests. Give your users more reasons to spread the word.

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Jan 14, 2009

Online Profits Contest: Win a Free Membership

Many people wrote emails to congratulate me for the launch of the Online Profits training program, saying that they think it is a excellent course, and that they would love to join, but they don’t have the funds to be able to.

Thinking about that I decided to run a contest giving away 10 free memberships (each one worth $288). Those free memberships will give you full access to the training program for 6 months.

How to Participate

The memberships will be given away in a random draw. In order to get your name included on the draw, all you have to do is to write a blog posts about Online Profits. There are no other requirements. You don’t need to write a positive review or anything.

If only 10 people end up writing the post, you automatically win. Even if 20 people enter the contest, you still have 50% chances of winning, and so on.

On the homepage of the site you can see all the information about the mentors, the training program, and the frequently asked questions. If you are sure you are going to write the post, I can also send you lessons 1 and 2 by email so that you can review the learning content (just email me asking for those).

The only limitation is this one: only one entry per person (not per blog), and only blogs with 50 or more RSS subscribers (to avoid people creating blogs today just to enter into the contest).

Once you wrote your post, just send me an email via the contact form with the URL of your post.

The Random Draw

The random draw will be done via the Random.org website, on Saturday (January 17). If you guys want I can also record a screencast while doing it to make the process transparent.

You can join the program anyway even if you plan to enter into the contest. If you end up as one of the winners I will just refund your membership fee.

Any questions or suggestions, just leave a comment below.

Update: If you can’t or don’t want to write a blog post, my friend John Chow is also running a Twitter contest for Online Profits. You can see the details here.

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Northeast leads in terror casualties but Central eyes on J&K

India- composed of thousands of tribes is experiencing different types of national or regional movements. Among them, some of the notable movement by an insurgent group is Jamu and Kashmir. While the Central government pay a maximum attention in the hill state of J&K, casualties due to insurgency is maximum in the opposite site i.e. the North East of India. As reported by IANS.

India's restive northeastern region saw the maximum number of fatalities in terror strikes in 2008, surpassing Jammu and Kashmir in the latest figures released by an independent security think tank.

The northeast, particularly Assam and Manipur, has turned into a veritable killing field with the region accounting for 1,057 deaths compared to 539 casualties in Kashmir in the past year.

According to the South Asia Terrorism Portal (SATP), a New Delhi-based security analysis agency, Assam reported 372 fatalities while the death toll in Manipur was 500, second only to Kashmir, which recorded 539 deaths.

The SATP figures show that the total number of deaths in the northeast has increased from 640 in 2006 to 1,057 in 2008.

And most of the casualties in the northeastern states like Assam, Manipur, and Tripura were in towns and cities with urban terrorism rearing its ugly head in a new trend.

Manipur, the state where I hail from produce(s) almost fifty insurgent groups. SATP listed the following insugent groups from Manipur.

Proscribed Terrorist/Insurgent Groups

Kangleipak Communist Party (KCP)
Kanglei Yawol Kanna Lup (KYKL)
Manipur People's Liberation Front (MPLF)
People's Liberation Army (PLA)
People's Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak (PREPAK)
United National Liberation Front (UNLF)

Active Terrorist/Insurgent Groups

Inactive Terrorist/ Insurgent Groups

Chin Kuki Revolutionary Front (CKRF)
Hmar People's Convention (HPC)
Hmar Revolutionary Front (HRF)
Indigenous People's Revolutionary Alliance (IRPA)
Iripak Kanba Lup (IKL)
Islamic Revolutionary Front (IRF)
Islamic National Front (INF)
Kangleipak Kanba Kanglup (KKK)
Kangleipak Liberation Organisation (KLO)
Kom Rem People's Convention (KRPC)
Kuki Defence Force (KDF)
Kuki Independent Army (KIA)
Kuki International Force (KIF)
Kuki Liberation Front (KLF)
Kuki National Organisation (KNO)
Kuki National Volunteers (KNV)
Kuki Revolutionary Front (KRF)
Kuki Security Force (KSF)
Manipur Liberation Tiger Army (MLTA)
North East Minority Front (NEMF)
People's Republican Army (PRA)
Revolutionary Joint Committee (RJC)
United Islamic Liberation Army (UILA)
United Islamic Revolutionary Army (UIRA)
Zomi Revolutionary Volunteers (ZRV)

There are several more insurgent groups in Assam, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Tripura and Arunachal Pradesh.

So, what is the value of North East India states and Jamu and Kashmir in India's security? I am in the opinion that, if the Government of India pay equal attention in the NE Indian states as that of Jammu and Kashmir, there would be no insurgent or there would be atleast some outcome in the NE region.