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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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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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Bengal's Naxalbari Movement, Genesis Of Maoist Menace: A Relook
The Naxalbari movement had started as a class war of sorts, by farmers who lashed out against the centuries-old oppression by landlords
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As Maoist Menace Winds Down, A Relook At "Red Corridor"
"The country will be informed once the entire process is formally completed, but I can say that we have become Naxal-free," Amit Shah said
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Forest Hideouts To Mass Surrenders: 45-Year Timeline Of Naxalism In Maharashtra
Maoist groups chose the Dandakaranya forest belt for its difficult terrain and proximity to the borders of Andhra Pradesh and Chhattisgarh.
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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.
-
"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.
-
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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Bengal's Naxalbari Movement, Genesis Of Maoist Menace: A Relook
The Naxalbari movement had started as a class war of sorts, by farmers who lashed out against the centuries-old oppression by landlords
-
As Maoist Menace Winds Down, A Relook At "Red Corridor"
"The country will be informed once the entire process is formally completed, but I can say that we have become Naxal-free," Amit Shah said
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Forest Hideouts To Mass Surrenders: 45-Year Timeline Of Naxalism In Maharashtra
Maoist groups chose the Dandakaranya forest belt for its difficult terrain and proximity to the borders of Andhra Pradesh and Chhattisgarh.
