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Chhattisgarh to Give Rs 5 Lakh to Families of Naxal Victims
Chhattisgarh government today announced a relief of Rs 5 lakh to families of victims who lost their lives in Naxal-related violence in the state.
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Chhattisgarh Aims at Becoming the Biggest Eco-Tourism Hub
The Chhattisgarh Tourism Board (CTB) is aiming to put the tribal-dominated state on the country's tourism map as the biggest eco-tourism hub by highlighting its exquisite natural beauty and varied flora and fauna.
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Orissa: MLA shot dead by suspected Maoists
Jagbandhu Majhi, an MLA from Umerkote in Orissa, has been shot dead by suspected Maoists.
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Prime Minister calls for 'integrated action' in Maoist areas
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has called for "integrated action" in Maoist areas towards "sustainable development for all".
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Bihar: Naxals posing as CRPF men kill 6 villagers
Six villagers have allegedly been killed by Naxals in Munger district of Bihar.The Naxals reportedly posed as CRPF men, entered Munger in two jeeps and opened fire.The incident happened at 5 am in the morning. Search and combing operations are on in the region.
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Jharkhand: Top Maoist leader killed in encounter
In a major boost to the anti-Maoist operations in Jharkhand , security forces have killed the zonal commander of Maoists Rajesh Munda in an encounter.He was killed in a gun battle inside the Heso forests near Hamkun, 30 kilometers away from Ranchi. A carbine has also been recovered from the encounter site.
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Naxals burn alive Youth Congress leader in Jharkhand
A 28 year-old Youth Congress leader was first shot by Naxals and then set on fire in Jharkhand's Sindega district by a group of 12 Naxals on Sunday night. The Naxals are angry with the Congress-led UPA government for running an anti-Naxal operation in states like Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh. "He was going to drop his fiancé when Naxals caught him m...
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Maoist bandh in west Midnapore; 4 killed
Suspected Maoists have killed four people in west Midnapore district of Bengal.Police found four bullet-ridden bodies at Jabalpur, near Silda in Midnapore.This comes as Maoists called for a 24-hour bandh in West Midnapore today to protest against the arrest of one of their woman activists. Maoist spokesman Akash told PTI from an undisclosed locatio...
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Three shot dead by suspected Maoists in Lalgarh
Bodies of a Congress leader and two CPI M workers killed by suspected Maoists were found on Wednesday near Lalgarh in West Midnapore district.Bikash Mahato (40), working President of Jhargram Block Congress, was shot dead by Maoists in the morning and his body was found on the roadside at Baghmuri village, the police said.Mahato was picked up by ar...
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Naxals call for two-day bandh across three states
In the wake of the two-day bandh call by Naxals in Jharkhand, West Bengal and Bihar, Indian Railways has cancelled and diverted some other trains passing through or originating out of these states.
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Bihar: Maoists blow up newly-built police station
Heavily-armed Maoists blasted a newly-built police station at Bhelbi in Bihar's Saran district, police said.
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Anti-Maoist joint operations intensify
The government has intensified joint operations against Maoists along the Bengal-Jharkhand border, deploying more forces over a wider area.
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Maoists call for ceasefire talks; Centre says stop violence
In a fresh statement issued on behalf of Kishenji, the Maoists have now called for talks with the Home Ministry on how to implement a ceasefire on both sides.
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Maoist leader Kishenji's deputy arrested in Kolkata
Believed to be the right hand of Maoist leader Kishenji, he was arrested in a joint operation by the West Bengal Police and CID in Kolkata on Tuesday last night.
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Action against Maoists will continue: Shibu Soren
After being criticised for being soft on Naxals, Jharkhand Chief Minister, Shibu Soren has said action against Maoists will continue. The Chief Minister is under attack for his soft stance on Maoists after his decision on prisoner swap for the release of a Block Development Officer abducted by the Maoists.
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Chhattisgarh to Give Rs 5 Lakh to Families of Naxal Victims
Chhattisgarh government today announced a relief of Rs 5 lakh to families of victims who lost their lives in Naxal-related violence in the state.
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Chhattisgarh Aims at Becoming the Biggest Eco-Tourism Hub
The Chhattisgarh Tourism Board (CTB) is aiming to put the tribal-dominated state on the country's tourism map as the biggest eco-tourism hub by highlighting its exquisite natural beauty and varied flora and fauna.
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Orissa: MLA shot dead by suspected Maoists
Jagbandhu Majhi, an MLA from Umerkote in Orissa, has been shot dead by suspected Maoists.
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Prime Minister calls for 'integrated action' in Maoist areas
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has called for "integrated action" in Maoist areas towards "sustainable development for all".
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Bihar: Naxals posing as CRPF men kill 6 villagers
Six villagers have allegedly been killed by Naxals in Munger district of Bihar.The Naxals reportedly posed as CRPF men, entered Munger in two jeeps and opened fire.The incident happened at 5 am in the morning. Search and combing operations are on in the region.
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Jharkhand: Top Maoist leader killed in encounter
In a major boost to the anti-Maoist operations in Jharkhand , security forces have killed the zonal commander of Maoists Rajesh Munda in an encounter.He was killed in a gun battle inside the Heso forests near Hamkun, 30 kilometers away from Ranchi. A carbine has also been recovered from the encounter site.
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Naxals burn alive Youth Congress leader in Jharkhand
A 28 year-old Youth Congress leader was first shot by Naxals and then set on fire in Jharkhand's Sindega district by a group of 12 Naxals on Sunday night. The Naxals are angry with the Congress-led UPA government for running an anti-Naxal operation in states like Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh. "He was going to drop his fiancé when Naxals caught him m...
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Maoist bandh in west Midnapore; 4 killed
Suspected Maoists have killed four people in west Midnapore district of Bengal.Police found four bullet-ridden bodies at Jabalpur, near Silda in Midnapore.This comes as Maoists called for a 24-hour bandh in West Midnapore today to protest against the arrest of one of their woman activists. Maoist spokesman Akash told PTI from an undisclosed locatio...
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Three shot dead by suspected Maoists in Lalgarh
Bodies of a Congress leader and two CPI M workers killed by suspected Maoists were found on Wednesday near Lalgarh in West Midnapore district.Bikash Mahato (40), working President of Jhargram Block Congress, was shot dead by Maoists in the morning and his body was found on the roadside at Baghmuri village, the police said.Mahato was picked up by ar...
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Naxals call for two-day bandh across three states
In the wake of the two-day bandh call by Naxals in Jharkhand, West Bengal and Bihar, Indian Railways has cancelled and diverted some other trains passing through or originating out of these states.
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Bihar: Maoists blow up newly-built police station
Heavily-armed Maoists blasted a newly-built police station at Bhelbi in Bihar's Saran district, police said.
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Anti-Maoist joint operations intensify
The government has intensified joint operations against Maoists along the Bengal-Jharkhand border, deploying more forces over a wider area.
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Maoists call for ceasefire talks; Centre says stop violence
In a fresh statement issued on behalf of Kishenji, the Maoists have now called for talks with the Home Ministry on how to implement a ceasefire on both sides.
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Maoist leader Kishenji's deputy arrested in Kolkata
Believed to be the right hand of Maoist leader Kishenji, he was arrested in a joint operation by the West Bengal Police and CID in Kolkata on Tuesday last night.
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Action against Maoists will continue: Shibu Soren
After being criticised for being soft on Naxals, Jharkhand Chief Minister, Shibu Soren has said action against Maoists will continue. The Chief Minister is under attack for his soft stance on Maoists after his decision on prisoner swap for the release of a Block Development Officer abducted by the Maoists.
