The NIA had taken over the case from the state police on June 24 last year. Subsequent investigations led to the arrest of nine persons and...

NIA has conducted raids in Uttar Pradesh to prevent the banned CPI (Maoist) from re-establishing its activities in the state. The raids wer...

The ATS said they had received information that some prominent members of the banned Naxalite organisation, CPI (Maoist), were recruiting n...

In a tweet, BSP supremo Mayawati said, "Wrong cases filed against women and others protesting against CAA/NRC by the BJP-led Uttar Pradesh ...

Akhilesh Jadhav, Muppala Laxman Rao alias Ganapathi and 31 others are accused in the murder of former AP Assembly Speaker Duddilla Sripada ...

The charges were framed by additional district sessions court judge H S Muliya against Sai, who is under arrest since December 2013.

JVM MLA Nirbhay Sahabadi today said he and three of his party MLAs had met BJP president Amit Shah and expressed their willingness to join ...

Political rivals of the ruling JD(U), especially its ally-turned-foe BJP, are already accusing the Nitish Kumar administration of being “so...

Jharkhand is set to witness another political re-alignment with Chief Minister hopeful Hemant Soren of JMM trying to stitch an alliance.

Jharkhand Chief Minister Arjun Munda today congratulated newly elected President Pranab Mukherjee along with leaders of several parties.

JDU today demanded a CBI probe into the seizure of Rs 2.15 crore on March 30 when the Rajya Sabha polls were due to take place.

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

With the killing of Rao the central security establishment is expecting many second-rung Maoist leaders in the new politbureau.

After getting info of Kishenji's death the Centre has asked all Maoist-affected states to remain on alert apprehending 'retaliation'.

The dossier names eight politbureau members, including general secretary Ganapathy, alias Mupalla Laxman Rao.

The Union home ministry had lauded the Andhra Pradesh police for dealing the biggest blow to CPI (Maoist).

Maoists declared a 72-day ceasefire from February 25 to May 7.