In Chhattisgarh's Sukma district, sixteen Maoists, including six carrying significant cash rewards, surrendered to the police, citing disil...

In Sukma, Chhattisgarh, eighteen Naxals, including four from Battalion No. 1, surrendered to police, influenced by the 'Niyad Nellanar' reh...

A significant step has been made towards making Karnataka naxal-free as another naxalite, Kotehonda Ravindra, surrendered in Chikkamagaluru...

Home Minister G Parameshwara confirmed that Naxalism has nearly ended in Karnataka after six Maoists surrendered. The surrender, defended b...

Union Home Minister Amit Shah celebrated the surrender of around 30 Naxals and insurgents from six states. He expressed satisfaction with t...

" In the last eight months, our forces have killed 146 Maoists, arrested 648 and seen 594 cadres surrender across the state (mainly in Bast...

The Chhattisgarh government has released a comprehensive 'Naxal Eradication Policy' that addresses the various challenges faced by the stat...

Of the 62 Naxals, 55 surrendered with their arms and ammunition in Narayanpur district, Inspector General of Police (Bastar) Vivekanand Sin...

While 10 cadres, one of them woman, surrendered before police in Bastar district, as many others turned themselves in in neighbouring Konda...

Altogether 23 cadres, including 3 women, turned themselves in before senior police and administrative officials citing the surrender policy.

"The best possible incentive for naxal surrender could be a complete withdrawal of cases," says a state police book-let made available to t...

The Maharashtra government had launched a Naxal surrender policy on August 29, 2005 which has been extended time and again till date.

The new Naxal surrender policy also comes with substantial cash reward and has been propagated across the district as 'Kaun Banega Lakhpati...

Rijiju said to bring left-wing extremists (LWEs) into the mainstream, the state governments have their own surrender and rehabilitation pol...

The new policy, said government sources, proposes to focus on expansion of social sector infrastructure around the block headquarters.

Home ministry has asked state govts to consider not prosecuting surrendering Naxalites and set up fast-track courts for speedy trials as pa...

Rs 1.5 lakh and monetary incentives for surrender of weapons.