ULFA abandons talks, warns of battle

September 17, 2007

News Thai plane crash claims 90 Photograph: Getty Images ULFA abandons talks, warns full-scale battle ULFA revealed that chairman Aurobindo Rajkhowa and commander-in-chief Paresh Bara would have agreed on negotiations had the peace talks moved ahead. · Pak protests India taking tourists to Siachen · AMU students go on rampage, set VC's house on fire · Student violence: AMU closes · Don't start negotiations on N-deal with IAEA: CPI · Divergent views won't affect N-deal: Mukherjee · PM 'doing well', to be discharged on Tuesday · Al Qaeda spreads tentacles, corporate style · Musharraf case will decide destiny of nation: Pak SC · J&K: Lashkar's blasts plan foiled, 4 held · Mumbai court issues summons to Bal Thackeray · SC reserves judgment on Taj corridor case · No technology to identify 'swanky' militants · Lucknow: Brutally ragged, student ends up in mental hospital · Musharraf is the most unpopular, hated man in Pak: Top Pak lawyer · Pakistan Opposition threatens to quit over election rule amendment · Don't sell sophisticated arms to Taiwan, China to US · VHP mulls filing case against Karunanidhi · UP: 8 killed in bus accident · Air India bombing inquiry resumes · Image: Magsaysay winner Sandeep Pandey visits fasting Irom Sharmila · Images: Thai plane crash claims 90 · Video: A New York Ganesh Yatra

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