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India Will Be Free Of Maoist Problem In 2-3 Years: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has said that the government has taken decisive steps to tackle Maoism and the country will be free of the problem in the next two to three years.
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India Will Get Rid Of Naxalism In 3 Years: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Saturday that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the country will be cent per cent free of the problem of Naxalism in the next three years.
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Amit Shah Praises Naveen Patnaik For Containing Naxal Violence In Odisha
Stating that natural disaster is a major problem in Odisha, Amit Shah said, "I would like to again thank Naveen ji for helping the Centre by implementing all the disaster management initiatives in the state."
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In This Part of Chhattisgarh, Medical Help Means a 10-Kilometre Walk
Due to the Naxal problem in the region, Mankeli Panchayat, the sub health centre has been constructed 10 kilometres away in Bijapur, which already has a district hospital.
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Calling Naxals 'terrorists' will not solve problems: Tribal Affairs Minister KC Deo
A day after his Cabinet colleague and Rural Affairs Minister Jairam Ramesh called Naxals 'terrorists', Tribal Affairs Minister KC Deo has said labeling them so will not help address the Maoist issue.
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Prakash Jha looks at Naxal problem in Chakravyuh
Filmmaker Prakash Jha is ready with his latest offering Chakravyuh which explores Naxal insurgency.
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Internal security situation improving: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh
The government today said the country's internal security situation was improving even as Prime Minister Manmohan Singh termed Naxalism as a "major problem" and sought the cooperation of states concerned to tackle the scourge.
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CRPF soldiers now have to battle not just Naxals but malaria too
More than 300 jawans of the CRPF , fighting Naxals in Jharkhand's West Singhbhum district, are having to tackle a new menace these days: malaria Malaria has hit the district in a big way and CRPF camps are very badly hit . Add to this lack of basic health infrastructure across the district, and there is a very serious problem facing our soldiers.
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Supreme Court pulls up Chhattisgarh government
Upset with the Chhattisgarh government for not vacating the schools where paramilitary forces are housed, the Supreme Court has pulled up the state and directed that paramilitary forces to vacate the schools immediately.The Supreme Court said, "You have no business to occupy schools... we recorded your statement, it turns out to be incorrect now......
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Will overcome Maoist problem in three years: Chidambaram
The government has said that it was confident of overcoming the Maoist problem in the next three years and had prepared a two-pronged strategy of initiating development and police action in the affected areas.Addressing a meeting of the Parliamentary Consultative Committee for the Ministry of Home Affairs, Home Minister P Chidambaram expressed conf...
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India Will Be Free Of Maoist Problem In 2-3 Years: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has said that the government has taken decisive steps to tackle Maoism and the country will be free of the problem in the next two to three years.
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India Will Get Rid Of Naxalism In 3 Years: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Saturday that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the country will be cent per cent free of the problem of Naxalism in the next three years.
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Amit Shah Praises Naveen Patnaik For Containing Naxal Violence In Odisha
Stating that natural disaster is a major problem in Odisha, Amit Shah said, "I would like to again thank Naveen ji for helping the Centre by implementing all the disaster management initiatives in the state."
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In This Part of Chhattisgarh, Medical Help Means a 10-Kilometre Walk
Due to the Naxal problem in the region, Mankeli Panchayat, the sub health centre has been constructed 10 kilometres away in Bijapur, which already has a district hospital.
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Calling Naxals 'terrorists' will not solve problems: Tribal Affairs Minister KC Deo
A day after his Cabinet colleague and Rural Affairs Minister Jairam Ramesh called Naxals 'terrorists', Tribal Affairs Minister KC Deo has said labeling them so will not help address the Maoist issue.
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Prakash Jha looks at Naxal problem in Chakravyuh
Filmmaker Prakash Jha is ready with his latest offering Chakravyuh which explores Naxal insurgency.
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Internal security situation improving: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh
The government today said the country's internal security situation was improving even as Prime Minister Manmohan Singh termed Naxalism as a "major problem" and sought the cooperation of states concerned to tackle the scourge.
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CRPF soldiers now have to battle not just Naxals but malaria too
More than 300 jawans of the CRPF , fighting Naxals in Jharkhand's West Singhbhum district, are having to tackle a new menace these days: malaria Malaria has hit the district in a big way and CRPF camps are very badly hit . Add to this lack of basic health infrastructure across the district, and there is a very serious problem facing our soldiers.
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Supreme Court pulls up Chhattisgarh government
Upset with the Chhattisgarh government for not vacating the schools where paramilitary forces are housed, the Supreme Court has pulled up the state and directed that paramilitary forces to vacate the schools immediately.The Supreme Court said, "You have no business to occupy schools... we recorded your statement, it turns out to be incorrect now......
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Will overcome Maoist problem in three years: Chidambaram
The government has said that it was confident of overcoming the Maoist problem in the next three years and had prepared a two-pronged strategy of initiating development and police action in the affected areas.Addressing a meeting of the Parliamentary Consultative Committee for the Ministry of Home Affairs, Home Minister P Chidambaram expressed conf...
