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MAOIST OPERATIONS IN INDIA
ED to file money laundering case over ₹95 crore foreign funds routed to Maoist areasThe Enforcement Directorate will file a money laundering case. This probe will investigate foreign funds allegedly sent into Left-Wing Extr...- Centre moves two CoBRA battalions to ManipurThe Centre has ordered the deployment of two elite CRPF CoBRA battalions to Manipur. These specialized jungle warfare units will undertake ...
- Maharashtra: 8 Maoists arrested, 5 senior cadres surrender before Gadchiroli Police and CRPFGadchiroli Police and CRPF have achieved a major success against Maoists. Eight Maoists were arrested, including senior leaders. Five more ...
- Dawood aide Salim Dola brought to India from Turkiye in major NCB global crackdownMohammed Salim Dola, a key associate of Dawood Ibrahim, has been brought to India from Turkiye. The Narcotics Control Bureau took him into ...
- No Naxal violence-hit districts in India anymore: Home ministry to state govtsIndia has achieved a historic milestone. The Centre has officially declared that no districts in the country are affected by Naxal violence...
- 170 surrender in 31 days, almost realised goal of Naxal-free Bastar: IGP Sundarraj PattilingamA total of 170 Maoist cadres have returned to the mainstream in one month in Bastar Division, including the surrender of the senior Maoist ...
- Rise, reign, and fall of Naxalism: Chhattisgarh's 'red' corridor hits dead endChhattisgarh's Bastar region has been declared free of Left-Wing Extremism, marking the end of a four-decade-long armed Maoist rebellion. A...
- In Lok Sabha, Amit Shah declares India has become free from NaxalsReplying to the debate in the Lok Sabha on 'Efforts to free the country from left-wing extremism (LWE)', Shah also alleged that Congress le...
- As anti-Naxal deadline nears, seven cadres surrender in Bastar, weakening Maoist networkSeven Naxalites, including four women, surrendered to security forces in Chhattisgarh's Bastar region. Five members of the Dandakaranya Spe...
- Immediate but gradual reduction of central forces in Chhattisgarh: MinisterCentral security forces in Chhattisgarh will be gradually reduced over the next 18 months. The state has freed 96 percent of its areas from...
- Senior Maoist leader, 8 others surrender in Andhra PradeshNine Maoists, including senior leader C Narayana Rao, surrendered before Andhra Pradesh police. Director General of Police Harish Kumar Gup...
- 77 Maoists surrendered before Odisha Police since January 2025: DGPOdisha's Director General of Police YB Khurania reported a significant number of Maoist surrenders. Seventy-seven Maoists laid down arms in...
- Over 10,000 Maoists laid down arms in last decade: OfficialsA decade of combined security pressure and rehabilitation efforts has significantly weakened Naxalism, with over 10,000 Maoists surrenderin...
- New beginning in Bastar: Children once taught in Maoist schools now step into government classrooms. Teachers assess their age & learning levelsChildren from former Maoist schools in Chhattisgarh are now attending government institutions. The state is rebuilding schools and integrat...
- India's Naxal deadline: Forces launch final assault, Centre prepares blueprint post March 31Security forces are launching a major operation to neutralize remaining Maoist cadres before the March 31 deadline to end left-wing extremi...
- Forty years underground, Rs 1.1 crore bounty on his head: Who was Maoist leader Ganesh Uike?Senior CPI (Maoist) leader Ganesh Uike, a central committee member with a Rs 1.1 crore bounty, was killed in an Odisha security operation. ...
- Two Maoists killed had Rs 3.6 cr bountySecurity forces killed two top Maoist leaders in Chhattisgarh. Katta Ramchandra Reddy and Kadri Satyanarayan Reddy had huge bounties on the...
- 31 maoists, two cops killed in Chhattisgarh encounterSecurity forces in Chhattisgarh's Bijapur district killed 31 Maoists, recovering a substantial cache of weapons. Among those killed were se...
- Swami Agnivesh for peace talks between government and MaoistsSwami Agnivesh today said a dialogue with the naxals would be more beneficial for the country instead of counter-violence
- Securing Lalgarh to take time, says PCHome minister P Chidambaram on Friday expressed disbelief as to why the West Bengal government had not banned the Left extremist outfit, Co...
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