North-East India English 2003

North-East India has great strategic significance due to its external boundary lines with China, Bhutan, Myanmar and Bangladesh. Its history remained under the dark shadow of mysteries for long, till it got a jolt from the British. Both the plains and hill areas of the region has a conglomerate population divided into a number of tribes and sub-tribes. This book presents politico-historical account of the North-East India right from beginning to date. It also presents administrative provisions in the area during the British rule and their impact on the present politics of the North-Eastern states. Moreover, the international boundary lines touching the region has always remained controversial. The work presents all these accounts based on personal surveys of the area. Today the region is prone to insurgency and numerous militant and anti-national organizations are causing serious threat to national integrity. Their acts of violence have created a chaotic and anarchic situation in the region. This work not only discusses terrorist incidents but also investigates into the factors responsible for anti-national activities of the militants. The work will greatly serve the purpose of policy makers, historians, defence personnel, administrators, academicians and the readers alike.