The Insurgency in Northeast India refers to a series of armed conflicts involving various ethnic groups seeking greater autonomy or independence from the Indian government. This region, which includes states like Assam, Manipur, and Nagaland, has a complex history of ethnic tensions, economic disparities, and demands for self-determination. Various militant groups have emerged, each with distinct goals and ideologies, leading to ongoing violence and instability. The Indian government has responded with military operations and peace talks, aiming to address the grievances of these groups. Efforts have included the formation of autonomous councils and development initiatives to improve local governance and economic conditions. Despite these measures, the situation remains fragile, with sporadic violence and ongoing negotiations.