Mar 7, 2011 22 min

The Silent War

from The Documentary Podcast: Archive 2011 Hosted by BBC World Service

Why has India's north-east insurgency lasted so long, and is there any hope of a peaceful resolution? The BBC's Rupa Jha investigates and asks if special powers granted to the military are prolonging the problems.

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