Reflecting a gradual return to normalcy after the panic exodus, people from the north-east headed back to Bengaluru in special trains from Guwahati as the situation eased on Monday.

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Social networking sites like Facebook and YouTube have informed the government that inflammatory contents uploaded on their pages have indicated that they have originated from Pakistan.

"The initial

India on Sunday asked Pakistan to crackdown on elements based in that country who were using social media networking sites to whip up communal sentiments and create scare among people of north-eastern

Congress President Sonia Gandhi on Sunday wanted swift legal action against people behind the violence in Assam and also stern action against those 'spoiling' harmony in the wake of the exodus of peop

Gripped by rumours, people from the northeast continued to flee the city for the third consecutive day.
On Saturday, 150 people of the northeast arrived from the southern districts to board Howrah-bou

The city police have arrested 16 people for circulating mischievous text messages and spreading panic among the North-Easterners in the city.

The arrested also included those who attacked and threat

A day after top intelligence sources told Deccan Chronicle that the massive exodus from the IT city Bengaluru was part of a grand plan by Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence to destabilize India, a

With North-Easterners fleeing back home, the repercussions on city life have been plenty.

Restaurants, which employ a large number of young people from the North-East, are now saddled with a huge sh

Imams and Khateebs will utilise the Eid congregational prayers on Monday to appeal to Muslims to reassure people of Northeast states that they are safe and there is no need to panic.

The All-India Mu

External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna is likely to be briefed by Foreign Secretary Ranjan Mathai about Pakistan's alleged role in using new media platforms to create a fear psychosis among people fro