Assam, Arunachal CMs to blame if kidnapped oil men die: ULFA-I
By IANS| Published: 1st February 2021 5:03 am IST
Guwahati, Jan 31 : Anti-talk outlawed terror outfit United Liberation Front of Asom-Independent (ULFA-I) has warned that the Chief Ministers of Assam and Arunachal Pradesh would be responsible for any untoward fate of the two officials of private sector oil company it had abducted last month.
The ULFA-I, in a statement issued on Saturday night, claimed the government has planned delaying tactics instead of trying to get the two abducted men released.
“Instead of trying to get the two hostages released, the security forces, the central government’s intelligence agencies and others are continuing operations. In such a situation, if the two kidnapped officials die, the authorities would tactfully put the onus on the ULFA-I,” the statement said.
OIL widens its exploration network in Northeast
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Sujit Chakraborty ( IANS) |
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Guwahati/Agartala, Jan 31 : After Assam, Arunachal Pradesh and Mizoram, the state-owned Oil India Limited (OIL) has ventured out to the fourth northeastern state of Tripura, aspiring to explore natural gas by conducting a seismic survey.
OIL, India s second largest national Navratna company after ONGC, in terms of total proved plus probable oil and natural gas reserves, has kickstarted its exploration and production operations by launching its first ever seismic survey in southern Tripura bordering Bangladesh.
OIL Deputy General Manager (CC) Tridiv Hazarika said that currently the company has explored huge oil and gas reserves in Assam and Arunachal Pradesh while engaged in exploration works in Mizoram.
State-Owned Oil India Limited Widens Its Exploration Network In Northeast, Commences Seismic Surveys In Tripura
by IANS - Jan 31, 2021 05:19 AM
Oil Refinery (Pic Via Twitter)
After Assam, Arunachal Pradesh and Mizoram, the state-owned Oil India Limited (OIL) has ventured out to the fourth northeastern state of Tripura, aspiring to explore natural gas by conducting a seismic survey.
OIL, India s second largest national Navratna company after ONGC, in terms of total proved plus probable oil and natural gas reserves, has kickstarted its exploration and production operations by launching its first ever seismic survey in southern Tripura bordering Bangladesh.
OIL Deputy General Manager (CC) Tridiv Hazarika said that currently the company has explored huge oil and gas reserves in Assam and Arunachal Pradesh while engaged in exploration works in Mizoram.
NSCN(IM) s separate Naga flag, Constitution demands hinder peace talks in 2020
The state s major tourism event the Hornbill festival was not organised this year due to the pandemic while Christmas, Eid and Durga Puja celebrations were subdued.
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aga tribesmen perform a warrior dance at the opening day of the annual Hornbill Festival at Naga Heritage village Kisama, Nagaland. (File photo | PTI) By PTI
KOHIMA: NSCN(IM) s demands for a separate Naga flag and Constitution amid the COVID-19 outbreak prevented conclusion of Naga peace talks in 2020.
Many Nagas had hoped for a resolution of the issue, with the conclusion of separate talks between the Centre and the National Socialist Council of Nagaland (Isak-Muivah) and the Naga National Political Groups (NNPGs) comprising seven organisations, in October last year.