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Red Terror Nears Its End As Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra Maoist-Free
In a landmark development, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra, two key states in the Red Corridor, have officially declared themselves Maoist-free, signalling a decisive collapse of the Maoist stronghold that once dominated central India.
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In Numbers: How India Is Closing In On A Maoist-Free Future
India's decades-long battle against Left Wing Extremism (LWE) is nearing its end. The Ministry of Home Affairs told Parliament on Tuesday that Maoist-affected districts have fallen from 126 in 2014 to just 11 in 2025.
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End Of 'MMC' Zone: From Red Bastion To Only 6 Maoists Running For Cover
Ten days. 33 surrenders. And for the first time in more than three decades, the Maharashtra-Madhya Pradesh-Chhattisgarh (MMC) special zone, once the toughest Maoist theatre in central India, has shrunk to a single-digit count.
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With Top Maoist Ramdher's Surrender, Madhya Pradesh Almost Insurgency-Free
In what is being described as the final collapse of the Maoist structure, Central Committee Member Ramdher Majji, one of the most feared and powerful Maoist leaders, surrendered along with 11 top cadres in the early hours of Monday.
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Village In Bastar, Once A Maoist Den, Gets Mobile Network For First Time
In regions of Chhattisgarh's Bastar once marked by fear and isolation due to Maoist violence, a visible shift on the ground is now unfolding. Mobile network arrived for the first time in the village of Kondapalli.
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12 Maoists Gunned Down, 3 Security Personnel Killed In Action In Chhattisgarh
One of the biggest anti-Maoist offensives in recent months is unfolding in the dense forests of the West Bastar Division, along the Bijapur-Dantewada inter-district border.
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12 Maoists, 3 Cops Killed In Chhattisgarh Clash, 275 Extremists Dead In 2025
Twelve Maoists and three personnel of the District Reserve Guard (DRG), a specialized unit of the state police, were killed in a fierce encounter in Chhattisgarh's Bijapur district on Wednesday, officials said.
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Pro-Police Protest In Delhi Amid Outrage Over Slogans Praising Madvi Hidma
Scores of people assembled at the India Gate in a show of support for the Delhi Police on Tuesday, two days after videos surfaced allegedly showing protesters raising slogans praising Maoist commander Madvi Hidma.
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26 Maoists With Rs 89 Lakh Collective Bounty Surrender In Chhattisgarh
Twenty-eight Maoists, 22 of them collectively carrying a reward of Rs 89 lakh on their heads, surrendered in Chhattisgarh's Narayanpur district.
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Cops Add 'National Security' Charge Over Maoist Slogans At Delhi Protest
The Delhi Police has invoked charges under 'imputations and assertions prejudicial to national integration' in one of the FIRs registered against a group of protesters who allegedly raised pro-Maoist slogans.
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Internet Slams Organisers Of Delhi Pollution Protest For Hijacking Movement: 'You have Betrayed Trust'
Social media users slammed Scientists for Society (SFS) and related entities for hijacking the Delhi pollution protest that turned violent on Sunday.
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Chilli Spray To 'Hidma' Slogans: How Delhi's Air Protest Took Violent Turn
As the cops continued to disperse the protesters, a group of people raised slogans such as "Madvi Hidma Amar Rahe" (Long Live Madvi Hidma).
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'Madvi Hidma Amar Rahe' Slogans Raised As Delhi Toxic Air Stir Turns Violent
Madvi Hidma, who was responsible for at least 26 armed attacks against security forces and civilians, was killed in an encounter on November 18.
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Deaths Of 320 Maoist Cadres In A Year Lay Bare Organisation's Losses
The Maoist's Central Committee has said that 320 of its cadres have been killed across the country in the last 11 months, exposing the scale of losses the organisation has suffered amid intensified security operations.
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37 Maoists, Including Senior Leaders And Young Women, Surrender In Telangana
The Maoist movement suffered a significant organisational setback on Saturday as 37 of its underground cadre, including top state committee members and a large contingent of young women, surrendered in Hyderabad.
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Red Terror Nears Its End As Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra Maoist-Free
In a landmark development, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra, two key states in the Red Corridor, have officially declared themselves Maoist-free, signalling a decisive collapse of the Maoist stronghold that once dominated central India.
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In Numbers: How India Is Closing In On A Maoist-Free Future
India's decades-long battle against Left Wing Extremism (LWE) is nearing its end. The Ministry of Home Affairs told Parliament on Tuesday that Maoist-affected districts have fallen from 126 in 2014 to just 11 in 2025.
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End Of 'MMC' Zone: From Red Bastion To Only 6 Maoists Running For Cover
Ten days. 33 surrenders. And for the first time in more than three decades, the Maharashtra-Madhya Pradesh-Chhattisgarh (MMC) special zone, once the toughest Maoist theatre in central India, has shrunk to a single-digit count.
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With Top Maoist Ramdher's Surrender, Madhya Pradesh Almost Insurgency-Free
In what is being described as the final collapse of the Maoist structure, Central Committee Member Ramdher Majji, one of the most feared and powerful Maoist leaders, surrendered along with 11 top cadres in the early hours of Monday.
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Village In Bastar, Once A Maoist Den, Gets Mobile Network For First Time
In regions of Chhattisgarh's Bastar once marked by fear and isolation due to Maoist violence, a visible shift on the ground is now unfolding. Mobile network arrived for the first time in the village of Kondapalli.
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12 Maoists Gunned Down, 3 Security Personnel Killed In Action In Chhattisgarh
One of the biggest anti-Maoist offensives in recent months is unfolding in the dense forests of the West Bastar Division, along the Bijapur-Dantewada inter-district border.
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12 Maoists, 3 Cops Killed In Chhattisgarh Clash, 275 Extremists Dead In 2025
Twelve Maoists and three personnel of the District Reserve Guard (DRG), a specialized unit of the state police, were killed in a fierce encounter in Chhattisgarh's Bijapur district on Wednesday, officials said.
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Pro-Police Protest In Delhi Amid Outrage Over Slogans Praising Madvi Hidma
Scores of people assembled at the India Gate in a show of support for the Delhi Police on Tuesday, two days after videos surfaced allegedly showing protesters raising slogans praising Maoist commander Madvi Hidma.
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26 Maoists With Rs 89 Lakh Collective Bounty Surrender In Chhattisgarh
Twenty-eight Maoists, 22 of them collectively carrying a reward of Rs 89 lakh on their heads, surrendered in Chhattisgarh's Narayanpur district.
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Cops Add 'National Security' Charge Over Maoist Slogans At Delhi Protest
The Delhi Police has invoked charges under 'imputations and assertions prejudicial to national integration' in one of the FIRs registered against a group of protesters who allegedly raised pro-Maoist slogans.
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Internet Slams Organisers Of Delhi Pollution Protest For Hijacking Movement: 'You have Betrayed Trust'
Social media users slammed Scientists for Society (SFS) and related entities for hijacking the Delhi pollution protest that turned violent on Sunday.
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Chilli Spray To 'Hidma' Slogans: How Delhi's Air Protest Took Violent Turn
As the cops continued to disperse the protesters, a group of people raised slogans such as "Madvi Hidma Amar Rahe" (Long Live Madvi Hidma).
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'Madvi Hidma Amar Rahe' Slogans Raised As Delhi Toxic Air Stir Turns Violent
Madvi Hidma, who was responsible for at least 26 armed attacks against security forces and civilians, was killed in an encounter on November 18.
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Deaths Of 320 Maoist Cadres In A Year Lay Bare Organisation's Losses
The Maoist's Central Committee has said that 320 of its cadres have been killed across the country in the last 11 months, exposing the scale of losses the organisation has suffered amid intensified security operations.
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37 Maoists, Including Senior Leaders And Young Women, Surrender In Telangana
The Maoist movement suffered a significant organisational setback on Saturday as 37 of its underground cadre, including top state committee members and a large contingent of young women, surrendered in Hyderabad.
