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New Delhi: The government said there was tangible progress in its meeting with top leadership of ULFA on Monday as peace talks resumed here after a break of six months, discussing the outfit’s ‘charter of demands’ to find a lasting solution to the three-decade-old insurgency in Assam. During the meeting, the ULFA delegationdiscussed with Union Home Secretary R K Singh. (PTI)

 

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