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Naxalism Nears End In Andhra, Telangana As March 31 Deadline Approaches
Andhra Pradesh Director General of Police Harish Kumar Gupta announced on Sunday that there are now zero underground cadres left in the state.
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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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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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War Before Deadline: The Bloodiest Battle To End Maoism Before March 2026
As Home Minister Amit Shah's deadline of March 31, 2026, draws near, the question remains: will Bastar finally see peace, or will another year be added to this ledger of blood?
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Abducted collector 'safe'; academic Hargopal named mediator: Top 10 developments
Abducted Sukma district collector Alex Paul Menon is "safe" but being an asthma patient, he needs medicines, Maoists said on Tuesday night and proposed the name of human rights activist and academic Professor Hargopal as another mediator for talks with the government. The issue can be discussed if the state government comes forward and takes an ini...
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Maoists holding Italian threaten 'extreme' step
Odisha Maoist leader Sabyasachi Panda has refused to release Paolo Bosusco, the Italian national taken hostage over three weeks ago and has instead issued a fresh ultimatum to the state government that his group could take 'extreme' steps if its demands are not met. In an audio message, Sabyasachi said that negotiations on with the government were...
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Maoist leader refuses to release Italian hostage
Odisha Maoist leader Sabyasachi Panda has refused to release an Italian national taken hostage over three weeks ago and has instead issued a fresh ultimatum to the state government that his group could take extreme steps if its demands are not met. In an audio message, Sabyasachi said that negotiations on with the government were a farce; he set a...
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Malkangiri Collector's kidnapping: Maoists extend deadline
Responding to the appeal of Orissa government and others, suspected Maoist abductors of Malkangiri Collector R Vineel Krishna have extended the deadline fixed by them for fulfillment of their demands.A senior member of Andhra-Orissa Border Zonal Committee (AOBZC) of Maoists informed a section of media in Bhubaneswar on Friday about their decision o...
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Chhattisgarh: Naxals to release abducted cops soon?
There are indications that the Maoists may release the 4 kidnapped Chhatisgarh policemen soon.Earlier on Tuesday night, the Naxals had extended by 24 hours the deadline set for the release of four policemen held captive by them even as the Chhattisgarh government said there were positive talks with the Maoists on the safe return of the hostages."Th...
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Maoists' 48-hour deadline ends; tense wait for kidnapped cops' families
It is a tense wait for the families of the policemen who are believed to have been abducted by Maoists in Chhattisgarh more than a week ago. A 48-hour deadline set by the Naxals has ended and there is no word on whether they're safe.Subhash Patre had left home in August after celebrating the first birthday of his younger daughter Gracy. His wife Ma...
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Naxalism Nears End In Andhra, Telangana As March 31 Deadline Approaches
Andhra Pradesh Director General of Police Harish Kumar Gupta announced on Sunday that there are now zero underground cadres left in the state.
-
'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"
-
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.
-
War Before Deadline: The Bloodiest Battle To End Maoism Before March 2026
As Home Minister Amit Shah's deadline of March 31, 2026, draws near, the question remains: will Bastar finally see peace, or will another year be added to this ledger of blood?
-
Abducted collector 'safe'; academic Hargopal named mediator: Top 10 developments
Abducted Sukma district collector Alex Paul Menon is "safe" but being an asthma patient, he needs medicines, Maoists said on Tuesday night and proposed the name of human rights activist and academic Professor Hargopal as another mediator for talks with the government. The issue can be discussed if the state government comes forward and takes an ini...
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Maoists holding Italian threaten 'extreme' step
Odisha Maoist leader Sabyasachi Panda has refused to release Paolo Bosusco, the Italian national taken hostage over three weeks ago and has instead issued a fresh ultimatum to the state government that his group could take 'extreme' steps if its demands are not met. In an audio message, Sabyasachi said that negotiations on with the government were...
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Maoist leader refuses to release Italian hostage
Odisha Maoist leader Sabyasachi Panda has refused to release an Italian national taken hostage over three weeks ago and has instead issued a fresh ultimatum to the state government that his group could take extreme steps if its demands are not met. In an audio message, Sabyasachi said that negotiations on with the government were a farce; he set a...
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Malkangiri Collector's kidnapping: Maoists extend deadline
Responding to the appeal of Orissa government and others, suspected Maoist abductors of Malkangiri Collector R Vineel Krishna have extended the deadline fixed by them for fulfillment of their demands.A senior member of Andhra-Orissa Border Zonal Committee (AOBZC) of Maoists informed a section of media in Bhubaneswar on Friday about their decision o...
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Chhattisgarh: Naxals to release abducted cops soon?
There are indications that the Maoists may release the 4 kidnapped Chhatisgarh policemen soon.Earlier on Tuesday night, the Naxals had extended by 24 hours the deadline set for the release of four policemen held captive by them even as the Chhattisgarh government said there were positive talks with the Maoists on the safe return of the hostages."Th...
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Maoists' 48-hour deadline ends; tense wait for kidnapped cops' families
It is a tense wait for the families of the policemen who are believed to have been abducted by Maoists in Chhattisgarh more than a week ago. A 48-hour deadline set by the Naxals has ended and there is no word on whether they're safe.Subhash Patre had left home in August after celebrating the first birthday of his younger daughter Gracy. His wife Ma...
