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Rajnath Singh On His Biggest Achievement As Home Minister
Curbing insurgency in the Northeast has been his biggest achievement as home minister, according to Rajnath Singh who says Maoist violence in the country is also on the wane.
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"Curbing Insurgency In Northeast My Biggest Achievement": Rajnath
Curbing insurgency in the Northeast has been his biggest achievement as home minister, according to Rajnath Singh who says Naxal violence in the country is also on the wane.
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Left-Wing Extremism On Its Way Out Of Chhattisgarh, Assures Raman Singh
Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Raman Singh today said his government has made major gains in the fight against Maoism, and it won't be long before Left-wing extremism is completely wiped out from the state.
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"No Bigger Crime Than Trying To Break Country": Rajnath Singh
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh allayed fears Saturday on any curb on democratic rights in the wake of the recent arrest of human rights activists, assuring "there will not be any effort to compress the pressure cooker".
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Naxalism On Its Last Leg In India, Says Rajnath Singh
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today said the "serious" challenge of Naxalism in the country has entered its "last leg" and Maoists are now resorting to coward ambushes against security forces as they are unable to undertake a direct fight.
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Centre Approves Rs 25,000 Crore Scheme For Police Modernisation
A Rs 25,000-crore scheme to strengthen India's internal security infrastructure has been cleared by the government, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said today. The money will be spent on modernising the police and buying equipment for forces, which will help improve the overall internal security system, Mr Singh said
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Will Solve Terror, Naxalism, Kashmir Issue By 2022, Says Home Minister Rajnath Singh
Home Minister Rajnath Singh is setting one tough goal after another for his government. To his earlier target of sealing the country's borders by Bangladesh by mid-2018, Mr Rajnath Singh added a few more on Friday.
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Rajnath Singh, Chief Ministers To Brainstorm To Meet Maoist Challenge
Home Minister Rajnath Singh will meet the Chief Ministers of all 10 states tomorrow to strengthen the anti-Maoist strategy. The meeting comes in the shadow of the attack by Maoists on April 24 in Chhattisgarh's Sukma, in which 25 men of the Central Reserve Police Force were killed.
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3-Hour Battle With Maoists, Air Force Rescue, And Bravery Of CRPF Jawans
After a crowd of at least 300 Naxals closed in on paramilitary commandos, ambushing them in the thick forest of Chhattisgarh's Sukma district, the Air Force swooped in to help, with its helicopters landing in the heart of a Maoist stronghold, despite concerns of the insurgents opening fire. The unarmed transport helicopters helped evacuate the sold...
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Sukma Naxal Attack: 'Cold-Blooded Murder', Could Revisit Strategy, Says Rajnath Singh
The deadly attack that killed 25 paramilitary commandos in Sukma in Chhattisgarh was "a cold-blooded murder", said Home Minister Rajnath Singh today. "It is an act of desperation. We have accepted it as a challenge. We will review the strategy and if necessary we will revisit (it)," he said on Twitter.
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Rajnath Singh On His Biggest Achievement As Home Minister
Curbing insurgency in the Northeast has been his biggest achievement as home minister, according to Rajnath Singh who says Maoist violence in the country is also on the wane.
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"Curbing Insurgency In Northeast My Biggest Achievement": Rajnath
Curbing insurgency in the Northeast has been his biggest achievement as home minister, according to Rajnath Singh who says Naxal violence in the country is also on the wane.
-
Left-Wing Extremism On Its Way Out Of Chhattisgarh, Assures Raman Singh
Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Raman Singh today said his government has made major gains in the fight against Maoism, and it won't be long before Left-wing extremism is completely wiped out from the state.
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"No Bigger Crime Than Trying To Break Country": Rajnath Singh
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh allayed fears Saturday on any curb on democratic rights in the wake of the recent arrest of human rights activists, assuring "there will not be any effort to compress the pressure cooker".
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Naxalism On Its Last Leg In India, Says Rajnath Singh
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today said the "serious" challenge of Naxalism in the country has entered its "last leg" and Maoists are now resorting to coward ambushes against security forces as they are unable to undertake a direct fight.
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Centre Approves Rs 25,000 Crore Scheme For Police Modernisation
A Rs 25,000-crore scheme to strengthen India's internal security infrastructure has been cleared by the government, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said today. The money will be spent on modernising the police and buying equipment for forces, which will help improve the overall internal security system, Mr Singh said
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Will Solve Terror, Naxalism, Kashmir Issue By 2022, Says Home Minister Rajnath Singh
Home Minister Rajnath Singh is setting one tough goal after another for his government. To his earlier target of sealing the country's borders by Bangladesh by mid-2018, Mr Rajnath Singh added a few more on Friday.
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Rajnath Singh, Chief Ministers To Brainstorm To Meet Maoist Challenge
Home Minister Rajnath Singh will meet the Chief Ministers of all 10 states tomorrow to strengthen the anti-Maoist strategy. The meeting comes in the shadow of the attack by Maoists on April 24 in Chhattisgarh's Sukma, in which 25 men of the Central Reserve Police Force were killed.
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3-Hour Battle With Maoists, Air Force Rescue, And Bravery Of CRPF Jawans
After a crowd of at least 300 Naxals closed in on paramilitary commandos, ambushing them in the thick forest of Chhattisgarh's Sukma district, the Air Force swooped in to help, with its helicopters landing in the heart of a Maoist stronghold, despite concerns of the insurgents opening fire. The unarmed transport helicopters helped evacuate the sold...
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Sukma Naxal Attack: 'Cold-Blooded Murder', Could Revisit Strategy, Says Rajnath Singh
The deadly attack that killed 25 paramilitary commandos in Sukma in Chhattisgarh was "a cold-blooded murder", said Home Minister Rajnath Singh today. "It is an act of desperation. We have accepted it as a challenge. We will review the strategy and if necessary we will revisit (it)," he said on Twitter.
