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CONFLICT RESOLUTION IN BASTAR
Bastar 2.0: Calm returns, trust remains a work in progressPeace has returned to Bastar villages after the Maoist insurgency officially ended. Former rebels now seek rehabilitation and new livelihoo...- The two women lawyers, Isha Khandelwal and Shalini Ghera, who were forced to leave Bastar, want to go backAs their work evolved from documentation to taking up cases of sexual violence and extrajudicial killings, they found themselves up against...
- Crisis of confidence: Why Chhattisgarh tribals are afraid of not only Naxals, but also the governmentGun-toting Central Reserve Police Force personnel keep a watch as local contractors pave tar roads down the hills and into the jungles of t...
- 2014: A politically eventful year for IndiaThe states of Jharkahand, Maharashtra and Haryana witnessed a regime change and Jammu and Kashmir saw a hung Parliament in the recent elect...
- Poke Me: Why guns still blaze in BastarVoter turnout was high but absence of back-channel talks with Naxals means no one is serious about an end to the conflict.
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