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Top Woman Maoist Leader Killed In Encounter, Others Warned, "Time Running Out"
'Rupi' was the wife of the senior Dandakaranya Special Zonal Committee (DKSZC) leader Vijay Reddy, who was killed in an encounter in 2025.
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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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Maoist-Style Posters Surface In West Bengal's Purulia Ahead of Polls
As news of the posters spread, anxiety grew among residents, given Purulia's past history of Maoist activity.
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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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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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"Come Back": Father's Emotional Appeal To One of Maharashtra's Last Maoists
Jayaram - alias Nandu Monge Gavade - had left home 14 years ago in a fit of rage after his father scolded him for some household chores he neglected. Today, he is one of the last six Maoists on the records of the state police.
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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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Chhattisgarh's Sukma Declared Naxal-Free After 2 Naxalites Surrender: Cops
SP Chavan said the two women were members of Company Number 8 of the Naxalite organisation and had a combined bounty of Rs 16 lakhs on their heads.
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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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Blog | When Maoists Tricked Police Onto A Booby-Trapped Road, Killed 16 In Gadchiroli
Left-wing extremism was one of the biggest challenges to India's internal security and neutralisation of almost all armed cadres of the guerrilla movement means people can move around freely in Maharashtra's Gadchiroli.
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Top Woman Maoist Leader Killed In Encounter, Others Warned, "Time Running Out"
'Rupi' was the wife of the senior Dandakaranya Special Zonal Committee (DKSZC) leader Vijay Reddy, who was killed in an encounter in 2025.
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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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Maoist-Style Posters Surface In West Bengal's Purulia Ahead of Polls
As news of the posters spread, anxiety grew among residents, given Purulia's past history of Maoist activity.
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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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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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"Come Back": Father's Emotional Appeal To One of Maharashtra's Last Maoists
Jayaram - alias Nandu Monge Gavade - had left home 14 years ago in a fit of rage after his father scolded him for some household chores he neglected. Today, he is one of the last six Maoists on the records of the state police.
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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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Chhattisgarh's Sukma Declared Naxal-Free After 2 Naxalites Surrender: Cops
SP Chavan said the two women were members of Company Number 8 of the Naxalite organisation and had a combined bounty of Rs 16 lakhs on their heads.
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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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Blog | When Maoists Tricked Police Onto A Booby-Trapped Road, Killed 16 In Gadchiroli
Left-wing extremism was one of the biggest challenges to India's internal security and neutralisation of almost all armed cadres of the guerrilla movement means people can move around freely in Maharashtra's Gadchiroli.
