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India extends ceasefire with Naga group
Media Release
Jul. 31, 2005

The cease-fire between the NSCN [National Socialist Council of Nagaland]-Isak-Muivah -and the Centre [Indian federal government] has been extended for a period of six months beginning tomorrow [1 August] in an effort to consolidate the ongoing peace talks to resolve the five-decade-old insurgency issue in Nagaland.
The decision to extend truce was arrived at after two days of intensive discussions between the two sides at Amsterdam.
The Indian side was led by Centre's interlocutor K Padmanabaiah and the NSCN-IM was led by its General Secretary T. Muivah.
The cease-fire, which was signed in 1997, has since been renewed every year to facilitate negotiations to bring an end to Asia's longest running insurgency.
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