For the first time in the past nine years, security forces killed more Naxals in 2015 than the personnel they lost in operations against Le...

Maoists-hit states witnessed lowest violence in six years with casualties and incidents coming down substantially in 2015.

Altogether 15 people were executed in 2014 following orders of 54 'Jan Adalats' and 20 people were killed in 2013 under the directives of 6...

Home Minister Rajnath Singh reviewed the Maoist sitation in Andhra Pradesh and assured the state of all possible help from the Centre.

Experts view this trend as an act to terrorise people, as Naxals are frustrated with security forces making inroads in their bastion and be...

According to recent statistics of the anti-Naxal Cell of Maharashtra Police, Maoist violence has claimed 451 victims in worst-hit Gadchirol...

Home Ministry has asked the Election Commission to conduct the upcoming Lok Sabha polls in 33 Naxal-hit districts in the first phase.

A war of words broke out between the Centre and the Nitish Kumar government after a letter from home secretary RK Singh to Bihar chief secr...

Govt said dropout rate in states affected by Naxal violence has been showing a decreasing trend in many areas since the inception of SSA.

The drop in violence is a sign of better coordination between the central armed forces and the state police forces now.

The troops were going to Gatta for duty from Pushtola, about 4 km from Gadchiroli, around noon when the blast took place, killing them on t...

Statistics show Naxals have killed 3 persons in every 2 days for past 5 yr.

Statewise, Bihar, Chattisgarh, Jharkhand and Orissa were the worst-hit and together accounted for 82.35% of the total incidents of Maoist v...

Projecting statistics in a way that highlights their achievements while covering up failures is a common thing with governments.

The Chattisgarh government on Monday stoutly defended the anti-Naxal people’s resistance movement in the state Salwa Judum telling the Supr...

With the Salwa Judum experiment going awry and exposing the local civilians employed as special police officers (SPOs) to Naxal backlash, t...

Chhattisgarh, however, has shown improvement in terms of incidents and casualties.