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- ↑ AASU, TMPK launch stir against mega dams , Assam Tribune
- ↑ Meet on Mising Autonomous Council polls , Assam Tribune
- ↑ STUDENT ORGANISATIONS, TMPK AND POLITICS , Voice of The Oppressed
- ↑ Subansiri dam protests: blockade of Arunachal Pradesh continues , Down to Earth
- ↑ Mising bodies demand Sixth Schedule inclusion , Assam Tribune