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Former Maoist Leader Devji Appears For Intermediate Exam After 43 Years
Devji, ex-Maoist leader, writes second-year Telugu exam in Telangana after 40 years.
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Mizoram's Last Militant Group Lays Down Arms, State Declared Insurgency-Free
The Sanate faction was considered the last surviving insurgent group in the northeastern state.
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3 Killed In Manipur's Ukhrul, Naga And Kuki Groups Accuse Each Other
Villagers reported hearing the sound of gunfire around midnight first, adding the firing resumed at 5 am and continued for some time, leading to panic in the area
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18 Injured In Protest Against Killing Of 2 Children In Manipur Bomb Attack
The protests intensified across the district, with many blocking the road between Bishnupur and Churachandpur
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Meitei Groups Seek Action After Attack On BSF Soldier's House Kills 2 Children
The Meitei civil society organisations demanded that all Kuki insurgent groups be disarmed before any peace negotiations are started, and called the current dialogue process ineffective.
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Blog | The Dantewada Massacre, And What India Needs To Do To Stay Maoist-Free
In 2010, I was Assistant Chief of the Air Staff controlling transport aircraft and helicopters, and on April 6 that year had to arrange An-32 aircraft to carry coffins of 75 CRPF jawans.
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"Pressure": Maoist Leaders On Decline Of Movement, Why They Surrendered
A movement that once thrived on the promise of revolution now admits it failed to read the moment.
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It Was A Maoist Fortress. School Bell Rings After A Decade Of Silence Here
The most symbolic change is the reopening of the school. After more than a decade of silence, the school bell rings again in Jagargunda.
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In Maoist Hidma's 'Forbidden' Fortress, Doraemon Smiles From The Wall
As Bastar moves towards the end of Naxalism, this village stands as a powerful and uneasy reminder that it is not just about ending violence but about what comes after it.
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Maoist Violence Down 82%, Deaths 90%, But Red Corridor Fight Not Yet Over
Government data accessed by NDTV shows that Maoist insurgency has been pushed to its weakest level in more than two decades--though not entirely extinguished.
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How 1990 Insurgency Brought Asom Gana Parishad Government To Its Knees
The AGP was born out of the Assam Agitation, a popular six-year-long student-led movement against illegal immigration.
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Centre Dismisses Social Media Claims That 3,000 Ukrainians Entered India
The government on Friday debunked social media claims that 3,000 Ukrainians have entered India and are hiding in the northeast to train insurgent groups, calling these posts "Fake".
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Tension Over Firing In Manipur's Ukhrul, Kuki And Naga Tribes Trade Charges
The firing continued this morning, intermittently. Villagers said they remained indoors amid fears of an escalation
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"Want To Change Course Of History": Old Clip Of US Man Arrested In India
American national Matthew Aaron VanDyke told History NOW: "We are not sending foreigners over to fight wars for other people. We're sending people over who can help the local population fight wars for themselves"
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March 31 Eradication Deadline Nears, Battles To End Maoism Intensify
Over the past two years, the Centre has pushed an aggressive, mission-mode strategy to wipe out Maoists, once described by Amit Shah as the "biggest threat to India's internal security."
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Former Maoist Leader Devji Appears For Intermediate Exam After 43 Years
Devji, ex-Maoist leader, writes second-year Telugu exam in Telangana after 40 years.
-
Mizoram's Last Militant Group Lays Down Arms, State Declared Insurgency-Free
The Sanate faction was considered the last surviving insurgent group in the northeastern state.
-
3 Killed In Manipur's Ukhrul, Naga And Kuki Groups Accuse Each Other
Villagers reported hearing the sound of gunfire around midnight first, adding the firing resumed at 5 am and continued for some time, leading to panic in the area
-
18 Injured In Protest Against Killing Of 2 Children In Manipur Bomb Attack
The protests intensified across the district, with many blocking the road between Bishnupur and Churachandpur
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Meitei Groups Seek Action After Attack On BSF Soldier's House Kills 2 Children
The Meitei civil society organisations demanded that all Kuki insurgent groups be disarmed before any peace negotiations are started, and called the current dialogue process ineffective.
-
Blog | The Dantewada Massacre, And What India Needs To Do To Stay Maoist-Free
In 2010, I was Assistant Chief of the Air Staff controlling transport aircraft and helicopters, and on April 6 that year had to arrange An-32 aircraft to carry coffins of 75 CRPF jawans.
-
"Pressure": Maoist Leaders On Decline Of Movement, Why They Surrendered
A movement that once thrived on the promise of revolution now admits it failed to read the moment.
-
It Was A Maoist Fortress. School Bell Rings After A Decade Of Silence Here
The most symbolic change is the reopening of the school. After more than a decade of silence, the school bell rings again in Jagargunda.
-
In Maoist Hidma's 'Forbidden' Fortress, Doraemon Smiles From The Wall
As Bastar moves towards the end of Naxalism, this village stands as a powerful and uneasy reminder that it is not just about ending violence but about what comes after it.
-
Maoist Violence Down 82%, Deaths 90%, But Red Corridor Fight Not Yet Over
Government data accessed by NDTV shows that Maoist insurgency has been pushed to its weakest level in more than two decades--though not entirely extinguished.
-
How 1990 Insurgency Brought Asom Gana Parishad Government To Its Knees
The AGP was born out of the Assam Agitation, a popular six-year-long student-led movement against illegal immigration.
-
Centre Dismisses Social Media Claims That 3,000 Ukrainians Entered India
The government on Friday debunked social media claims that 3,000 Ukrainians have entered India and are hiding in the northeast to train insurgent groups, calling these posts "Fake".
-
Tension Over Firing In Manipur's Ukhrul, Kuki And Naga Tribes Trade Charges
The firing continued this morning, intermittently. Villagers said they remained indoors amid fears of an escalation
-
"Want To Change Course Of History": Old Clip Of US Man Arrested In India
American national Matthew Aaron VanDyke told History NOW: "We are not sending foreigners over to fight wars for other people. We're sending people over who can help the local population fight wars for themselves"
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March 31 Eradication Deadline Nears, Battles To End Maoism Intensify
Over the past two years, the Centre has pushed an aggressive, mission-mode strategy to wipe out Maoists, once described by Amit Shah as the "biggest threat to India's internal security."
