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CDPS is an independent research centre engaged in research and writings on issues in the fields of development and peace in India’s Northeast and the neighbourhood. It is a partner of COSATT (Consortium of South Asian Think Tanks).
 
 
China Watch
 
India-China: Securitising Water
  Wasbir Hussain, December 2014
Mega Road Project Along The Chinese Frontier
  Rani Pathak Das , October 2014
Chumar incursion: a message to Xi?
  Wasbir Hussain, October 2014
 
Events
Responding to the Maoist Spread in India’s Northeast 3-4 February 2014
 
Building Synergies: The Northeast & India’s New Government
Special Report, January 2015
 
Point of view- THE CDPS COLUMN
Govt’s flip-flop on Counter Insurgency Operations can cost State dear
 Bodo rebels have converted the community’s heartland into Assam’s killing fields. ...
Wasbir Hussain
January 2015
   
Tracing jihadi elements in Northeast India
A Timeline  
     
Distinguished Fellows
  Mr. P. C. Haldar
Member, NSAB
  Lt. Gen. A. S. Lamba
PVSM, AVSM
Former Vice Chief of
Army Staff
 
CONDOLENCE
 
CDPS is profoundly saddened at the passing away of our Distinguished Fellow B G Verghese on 30 December 2014.
 
Activities
Talk on ‘Maoism in Northeast India: The Spread of a Rebellion’ at Red Horns Division
 
Peace Awarness Programme for Madrassa Students

Study for UNICEF India: Children in Conflit-hit regions
 
 
Publications

Northeast India
THE MAOIST SPREAD




 

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CDPS has completed a research study on Economic Cooperation between Assam and Bangladesh during April-May 2014. The study was part of a programme titled “India and Her Neighbours” carried out by Centre for Policy Research, New Delhi.
Socio-Economic Study of Barak Valley and Upper Assam Districts was conducted by CDPS. The study was complete by May 2014. Under this study, CDPS has carried out a socio-economic survey in four Maoist affected districts of Assam: Tinsukia, Dibrugarh, Dhemaji and Silchar.