In Sukma, Chhattisgarh, eighteen Naxals, including four from Battalion No. 1, surrendered to police, influenced by the 'Niyad Nellanar' reh...

The death of CPI (Maoist) general secretary Basavaraju has left the group without a central leader for the first time in decades, pushing t...

In a significant victory against Naxalism, security forces in Chhattisgarh neutralized 27 Maoists, including Nambala Keshavrao alias Basava...

The CPI (Maoist) has failed to build its second-rung of leaders due to lack of educated youths in its ranks.

At its peak, 19 of Odisha’s 30 districts were affected by Maoist activities. Between 2000 and 2008, as many as 203 security personnel were ...

The Junglemahal districts of Purulia, Bankura and West Midnapore have nearly 40 seats out of which Maoists used to have a strong presence i...

Security experts point at the reluctance of the forces in matching Naxal's superior knowledge of the jungle terrain.

The anti-Maoist doctrine will soon be circulated to all Maoist-affected states by the home ministry for their comments and consent

All 9 states affected by Left-wing extremism have agreed to form a unified national policy to tackle the Maoist menace and follow the Andhr...

Security forces zeroed in on the location of top Maoist leader Kishanji with the help from their informants within close quarters.

Trinamool Youth Congress will hold a huge rally at the Maoist stronghold of Belpahari under West Midnapore district on November 1.

Trinamool Congress will hold a huge rally in the Maoist stronghold of Belpahari in West Midnapore district on November 1.

Nepal's lawmakers on Thursday elected Jhalanath Khanal as the country's new prime minister, ending a damaging seven-month leadership vacuum...

Death, whether of CPM activist, Maoist or jawan, is painful, says Mamata.

In what is being counted as one of the biggest successes of counter-Naxal forces in West Bengal over the last one year, top Maoist area com...

Not a peep was heard from Civil rights alarmist after Naxalites murdered 75 men in uniform in Dantewada.

Nepal's Maoist prime minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda offered to quit on Friday, only three months after having assumed office.