Peace has become all the more elusive in Manipur

How Canada became the operational base for terrorist-criminal syndicates working to stir up separatism in Punjab

Old faultlines have brought the state to the edge of civil war

Tahawwur Rana, who had facilitated the Lashkar-e-Taiba’s November 2008 attack in Mumbai, may be extradited from the US soon. Here’s how he conspired with his schoolmate to make 26/11 happen

In Manipur, old histories of distrust and apprehensions of losing territory to other ethnic communities have meant that peace remains fragile

Pakistan-based terrorist groups re-enter Jammu’s Poonch division after nearly two decades

Just before Amritpal Singh went underground, Open travelled with the radical separatist in the region that was once the epicentre of insurgency in Punjab. With the government’s belated crackdown, has the crisis been averted? A dispatch

The President’s subtle calls for policy changes reverberate through power corridors

A minor Adivasi girl rescued from a working couple’s house in Gurugram recounts her five-month ordeal