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"Bastar Is Now Naxal-Free": Amit Shah Praises Historic Milestone
Calling it a major achievement of cooperative federalism, he said the Modi government has transformed Zonal Council meetings into a result oriented mechanism.
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3 Naxalites, Including Sniper Specialist, Killed in Bastar
In a major strike against Left-wing extremism, three Maoists, including two women, were killed in an encounter with security forces in Chhattisgarh's Sukma district on Sunday.
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Steep Decline in Naxal Attacks: Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today said that there has been a steep decline in the number of naxal attacks in the country.
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Duty on the Border Simpler Than Anti-Naxal Operations, Say Security Personnel in Chhattisgarh
Every morning, they assemble at the grounds of their camp before heading out into the inhospitable terrain of thick jungles, saddled with heavy equipment and uncertain of returning safely. To them, small things, like a good meal or simple entertainment are luxuries. This is life for the jawans of various security agencies involved in anti-Naxal ope...
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Video Shows Naxals Training to Gun Down Air Force Helicopters: Report
A rare video of Maoists showing the rebels conducting 'commando-style' training to gun down Air Force helicopters has been recovered, claims the police in Bastar, which is a huge stronghold of Naxals in the state of Chhattisgarh.
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Spurt In Naxal Surrenders in Bastar: Reward Effect or Rebel Strategy?
Naxal-hit Bastar has suddenly witnessed a spurt in surrenders. With 148 Naxals surrendering between July and September, there has been a remarkable rise in the numbers of rebels laying down arms. But while the state authorities attribute this to a nearly six-fold hike in compensation and a sustained campaign, there are those who cite other causes. ...
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Meeting the Maoists: Lal Salaam, Deva
As the Narendra Modi government looks at a new internal security strategy specifically to counter Naxalism, NDTV reporter Anchal Vohra recounts her meeting with Deva, a Maoist area commander in Bastar and his gun-toting army that resolutely favours bullet over ballot. This is part 1 of a three-part series.
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"Bastar Is Now Naxal-Free": Amit Shah Praises Historic Milestone
Calling it a major achievement of cooperative federalism, he said the Modi government has transformed Zonal Council meetings into a result oriented mechanism.
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3 Naxalites, Including Sniper Specialist, Killed in Bastar
In a major strike against Left-wing extremism, three Maoists, including two women, were killed in an encounter with security forces in Chhattisgarh's Sukma district on Sunday.
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Steep Decline in Naxal Attacks: Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today said that there has been a steep decline in the number of naxal attacks in the country.
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Duty on the Border Simpler Than Anti-Naxal Operations, Say Security Personnel in Chhattisgarh
Every morning, they assemble at the grounds of their camp before heading out into the inhospitable terrain of thick jungles, saddled with heavy equipment and uncertain of returning safely. To them, small things, like a good meal or simple entertainment are luxuries. This is life for the jawans of various security agencies involved in anti-Naxal ope...
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Video Shows Naxals Training to Gun Down Air Force Helicopters: Report
A rare video of Maoists showing the rebels conducting 'commando-style' training to gun down Air Force helicopters has been recovered, claims the police in Bastar, which is a huge stronghold of Naxals in the state of Chhattisgarh.
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Spurt In Naxal Surrenders in Bastar: Reward Effect or Rebel Strategy?
Naxal-hit Bastar has suddenly witnessed a spurt in surrenders. With 148 Naxals surrendering between July and September, there has been a remarkable rise in the numbers of rebels laying down arms. But while the state authorities attribute this to a nearly six-fold hike in compensation and a sustained campaign, there are those who cite other causes. ...
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Meeting the Maoists: Lal Salaam, Deva
As the Narendra Modi government looks at a new internal security strategy specifically to counter Naxalism, NDTV reporter Anchal Vohra recounts her meeting with Deva, a Maoist area commander in Bastar and his gun-toting army that resolutely favours bullet over ballot. This is part 1 of a three-part series.
