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PM Modi has every intention of delaying caste census: CongressThe Congress party has criticized the government for not providing details on the caste census announced a year ago. Party leader Jairam Ra...- NDA, opposition spar in Lok Sabha over efforts to free country of NaxalismLok Sabha members debated left-wing extremism. BJP and NDA members criticized the previous UPA government's handling of Naxalism. Congress ...
- Victims of Naxal violence appeal to MPs not to support Oppn VP candidate Sudershan ReddyVictims of Naxal violence have urged MPs to oppose B Sudershan Reddy's vice presidential candidacy. They allege his order against Salwa Jud...
- Chhattisgarh's new anti-Naxal policy: Land, financial aid to victims, surrendered NaxalitesChhattisgarh's new 'Naxal Surrender/Victim Relief and Rehabilitation Policy-2025' offers increased compensation, land, job opportunities, a...
- Naxalism will be rooted out by March 31, 2026: Amit ShahUnion Home Minister Amit Shah announced that the central government has successfully reduced left-wing extremism across India and aims to c...
- Dantewada blast: Naxals planted IED around two months ago, says Chhattisgarh PoliceThe Improvised Explosive Device (IED) which resulted in the deaths of 10 DFG employees and a driver had been planted by Naxals at least two...
- Chhattisgarh's new anti-Naxal policy: Kin of cops killed on duty to now get Rs 20 lakh to buy agricultural landThe Chhattisgarh government has released a comprehensive 'Naxal Eradication Policy' that addresses the various challenges faced by the stat...
- Naxals kill, set ablaze ex-colleague who turned cop in BijapurAs per preliminary information, the victim had gone to meet his relatives in the village where ultras, including his brother, brutally thra...
- Naxal attack 'cowardly, dastardly' act: Sonia GandhiTwelve personnel of the CRPF were killed and their arms looted when Naxals ambushed their patrol party in the Maoist hotbed of Sukma in Chh...
- Government to give Rs 5 lakh to victims of cross border firingA formal notification in this regard will be issued by the Home Ministry after taking an approval of the Union Cabinet soon, the official s...
- Chhattisgarh to give Rs 5 lakh to kin of Naxal victimsChhattisgarh government today announced an aid of Rs 5 lakh to families of victims who lost their lives in Naxal-related violence in the st...
- Rs 5 lakh relief each to kin of 1984 riot victims: GovernmentThe anti-Sikhs riots were triggered following the assassination of the then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi by her Sikh bodyguards on October ...
- No enhancement of compensation to anti-Sikh riot victims: GovernmentGovernment has not enhanced the compensation to the victims of anti-Sikh riots in 1984, Lok Sabha was informed today.
- 493 civilians killed in Naxal-hit Maharashtra districts in 3 decadesGadchiroli among the top three worst hit districts registering civilian death suffering from the Naxal violence in the state of Maharashtra.
- Six election personnel among 11 killed in two Naxal attacksThe Naxals attacked the polling party near Ketulnar village at about 11 AM when it was returning after voting in the region.
- Not only me but thousands booked under Sedition law: Binayak SenActivist Binayak Sen today indicated that the draconian law is being misused and thousands of people have already become victims of the leg...
- MP claims Centre ignoring Naxal problem in many districtsUma Shankar Gupta said despite having evidence of such activities in nine districts of the state, the Centre considers only Balaghat as hit...
- Civilians new Naxal targets:13 killed in 37 days in GadchiroliWith the killings of 13 civilian persons in a short span of 37 days, police say that Naxals are targetting civilians in Gadchiroli.
- Govt launches ad blitzkrieg against NaxalsGovt trying to isolate Naxals by mobilising public opinion.
- State raises financial aid to Naxal victimsAfter years of dilly-dallying, the Maharashtra government has finally decided to raise the financial assistance and compensation to the nex...
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