Maoists In Bastar
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42 Maoists Including Top Commander Sodi Keshalu Surrender In Telangana
Friday's surrender included senior divisional committee members, area committee leaders, platoon commanders, and cadres from the Maoists' strongest military formation active in the Bastar region and along the Telangana border.
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Top Maoist Commander From Bastar, 40 Others Lay Down Arms In Telangana
Sodi Keshalu was considered the second most important commander active on the Telangana-Chhattisgarh border.
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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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From Coimbatore's Fields To Bastar's Frontlines: Top Cop On Fighting Maoists
Sundarraj P's long years in Bastar have also meant personal sacrifices, especially for his family. But he credits their support for sustaining the mission over the years.
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'India Is Free Of Naxal Violence': Amit Shah's Big Declaration In Parliament
Amit Shah said "Naxalism in the country is now on the verge of extinction"
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No Compensation, No Help: The Silent Victims Of 2013 Bastar Maoist Massacre
Quiet Aftershocks Of Jhiram Ghati Massacre - Part 3: On May 25, 2013, as the Maoist guns turned part of it red, killing 32 people and sparking shock and outrage, for a mother in this remote corner, time stopped. Rambha Devi Joshi still lives in a bub
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Beyond Jhiram Massacre: A Student's Memory Of A Teacher Who Never Returned
Quiet Aftershocks Of Jhiram Ghati Massacre - Part 2: For Dhan Singh, Sada Singh Nag was not a political worker, not a name in a convoy, but a teacher who taught them Halbi, the local dialect, and more.
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Deadline To End Maoist Threat Near, But Fear Lingers In Bastar Massacre Site
The government's deadline for the complete eradication of Naxalism in the country, March 31, is at hand. But at Jhiram Valley in Chhattisgarh's Bastar, the nightmares have not stopped even 13 years after the massacre.
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42 Maoists Including Top Commander Sodi Keshalu Surrender In Telangana
Friday's surrender included senior divisional committee members, area committee leaders, platoon commanders, and cadres from the Maoists' strongest military formation active in the Bastar region and along the Telangana border.
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Top Maoist Commander From Bastar, 40 Others Lay Down Arms In Telangana
Sodi Keshalu was considered the second most important commander active on the Telangana-Chhattisgarh border.
-
"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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From Coimbatore's Fields To Bastar's Frontlines: Top Cop On Fighting Maoists
Sundarraj P's long years in Bastar have also meant personal sacrifices, especially for his family. But he credits their support for sustaining the mission over the years.
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'India Is Free Of Naxal Violence': Amit Shah's Big Declaration In Parliament
Amit Shah said "Naxalism in the country is now on the verge of extinction"
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No Compensation, No Help: The Silent Victims Of 2013 Bastar Maoist Massacre
Quiet Aftershocks Of Jhiram Ghati Massacre - Part 3: On May 25, 2013, as the Maoist guns turned part of it red, killing 32 people and sparking shock and outrage, for a mother in this remote corner, time stopped. Rambha Devi Joshi still lives in a bub
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Beyond Jhiram Massacre: A Student's Memory Of A Teacher Who Never Returned
Quiet Aftershocks Of Jhiram Ghati Massacre - Part 2: For Dhan Singh, Sada Singh Nag was not a political worker, not a name in a convoy, but a teacher who taught them Halbi, the local dialect, and more.
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Deadline To End Maoist Threat Near, But Fear Lingers In Bastar Massacre Site
The government's deadline for the complete eradication of Naxalism in the country, March 31, is at hand. But at Jhiram Valley in Chhattisgarh's Bastar, the nightmares have not stopped even 13 years after the massacre.
