30,000 flee clashes in northeast India: police

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By AFP
Posted Monday, July 23 2012 at 18:35

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Northeast India, a remote part of the huge country, has seen decades of friction between ethnic and separatist groups, though some of the biggest rebel movements have recently started peace talks with the government.

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