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Post Naxalism: Amit Shah launches first public service centre inside Chhattisgarh security camp- India's IT is 'Information Technology', Pakistan's is 'International Terrorism': RajnathDefence Minister Rajnath Singh declared India's fight against terrorism is a battle for humanity's core values. He emphasized a new approac...
- 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...
- The Naxal story: A shrinking red citadel, road to March 2026 deadlineIn January 2024, the People Liberation Guerilla Army, led by Naxal commander Mandvi Hidma, attacked security forces trying to establish a f...
- Diwali crackers, incense sticks being used by Naxals to launch attacks on CRPF campsMaoists are using Diwali crackers and incense sticks to attack security forces in remote areas. This new tactic was noticed in a recent inc...
- “We are for talks but… goli ka jawab goli se”: Chhattisgarh CM Vishnu Deo Sai on Bastar's red extremism" In the last eight months, our forces have killed 146 Maoists, arrested 648 and seen 594 cadres surrender across the state (mainly in Bast...
- Modi govt will eliminate Naxals in very short period of time: Home Minister ShahAmit Shah aims for swift Naxal eradication. Recent operations saw success in eliminating Maoists. BJP government in Chhattisgarh making sig...
- Process of setting up security camps in remote areas to be speeded up: CRPF DG after Naxal attackCRPF Director General Kuldiep Singh said the Maoists are frustrated and troubled because of the induction of five new battalions in the Bas...
- Helicopters deployed to help inoculate forces camped in Naxal areasVaccine vials and vaccinators are being transported by air to the base camps in the heart of Naxal-affected districts to inoculate jawans o...
- Naxals attack ITBP camp in Chhattisgarh; fire rockets"The attack was launched at about 12:40 AM and ended at 3 AM today. Four rockets were fired inside the camp. Both the sides exchanged about...
- CRPF sets up permanent camps in AbhujhmadhAbhujhmadh, an area in Chhattisgarh, is a Maoist hotbed, covered with dense, remote forests; the CRPF will use the new camps to launch "sur...
- 10 maoists, elite force personnel die in gun battle in ChhattisgarhA jawan was also injured in the gunfight which took place in the Pujari Kanker forests under Pamed police station area, around 500 km from ...
- Taking on Maoist bastions in the Naxal heartland of Bastar"In the coming days, there will be fierce battles. We will hit the Naxals," warned DM Awasthi, special DG, anti-Naxal operation in Chhattis...
- Many children have not seen the Tricolour, only Lal Salam and black flags: Sukma district magistrateThere are 146 gram panchayats in Sukma district. Functioning in 80 of 146 panchayats is not a big challenge, said District Magistrate Niraj...
- CRPF camps in naxal areas to get solar panel for regular power supplyThe reality check has now prompted the Home Minister to ask paramilitary forces to go for solar energy to power up their camps and barracks.
- Naxal camp busted, 1 ultra held in ChhattisgarhSecurity forces today claimed to have busted a Naxal camp following an encounter with ultras in Narayanpur district of Chhattisgarh.
- Naxal training camp busted in Chhattisgarh; six heldSpecial Task Force jawans busted a naxal training camp in dreaded Abuzamad area in Chhattisgarh and arrested six ultras, including two wome...
- Naxal camp unearthed in Chhattisgarh, two ultras heldUltras were arrested in the forest area of Palarmeta in a joint operation conducted by police force and STF jawans.
- SC puts education first, tells forces to vacate schoolsThe anti-Naxal operations cannot impede education, the Supreme Court said on Tuesday and ordered paramilitary forces to vacate school build...
- Maharashtra Police claim upper hand against NaxalsThe Maharashtra police say they have evidence of Naxals involvement in inciting students to take up arms.
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