Conflict Resolution as a Strategy for Growth in Northeast India's Conflict Transformation

The relationship between state initiatives in conflict resolution as a means of bringing about development in northeast India is the main topic of this article. The primary goal of this essay is to determine the historical significance of the state's position as a driving force behind developmental initiatives in developing nations like India. I will talk about the ethnic tensions in Northeast India and what the Indian federal government has done to address them. With the historical foundation of ethnicity-based political conflicts in an institutional framework, I will also discuss how and to what degree ethnicity-based political conflicts arose in this region. In addition to focusing on various cleavages and ethnic disputes inside the state, this paper will demonstrate how ethnic movements have continued and what steps the government has made to resolve ethnic conflicts in several Indian states, particularly in the Northeast. In this paper, a few legal and constitutional provisions that were made in colonial India but are still in effect in the Indian states are briefly discussed. The primary focus of the essay on national and state-building techniques is internal conflicts, and I will go on to demonstrate how these conflicts function as outside forces that influence development