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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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Maoist Violence Down 82%, Deaths 90%, But Red Corridor Fight Not Yet Over
Government data accessed by NDTV shows that Maoist insurgency has been pushed to its weakest level in more than two decades--though not entirely extinguished.
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No Compensation, No Help: The Silent Victims Of 2013 Bastar Maoist Massacre
Quiet Aftershocks Of Jhiram Ghati Massacre - Part 3: On May 25, 2013, as the Maoist guns turned part of it red, killing 32 people and sparking shock and outrage, for a mother in this remote corner, time stopped. Rambha Devi Joshi still lives in a bub
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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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The Other Route Options For Global Shipping If Hormuz Remains Blocked
As the Israel-US war on Iran disrupts shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, alternative sea routes may become important for global trade and energy supplies.
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Red Terror Nears Its End As Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra Maoist-Free
In a landmark development, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra, two key states in the Red Corridor, have officially declared themselves Maoist-free, signalling a decisive collapse of the Maoist stronghold that once dominated central India.
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At least 5 Maoists Gunned Down By Security Forces In Chhattisgarh
The red corridor of Chhattisgarh once again shook with gunfire on Friday as security forces clashed with Maoists deep inside the dense forests of Abujhmad, straddling the Dantewada-Narayanpur border.
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Netanyahu Urges Red Cross To Aid Hostages Amid Videos Of Emaciated Captives
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu requested the help of the International Committee of the Red Cross on Sunday to aid hostages in Gaza, as outrage built at videos showing two of them emaciated.
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Hamas Offers Red Cross Access To Hostages With Conditions On Humanitarian Corridors
The Palestinian militant group Hamas said on Sunday that it would only allow the International Committee of the Red Cross to provide aid to Israeli hostages on the condition that humanitarian corridors are opened to Gaza.
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Cyberabad Police Urges Offices To Allow Work From Home Amid Heavy Rain
The Cyberabad Police issued an advisory urging IT companies in the region to adopt a Work from Home (WFH) policy on Wednesday, due to heavy rainfall expected in the area.
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Yemen's Houthis To Limit Attacks On Israeli-Affiliated Ships In Red Sea Corridor After Gaza truce
As a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip took hold, Yemen's Houthi rebels have signalled they will limit attacks in the Red Sea corridor to Israeli-affiliated ships.
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'One Nation, One Election' To Come In This Tenure Of Government: Sources
The idea of One Country One Election -- under discussion for long in the corridors of parliament -- will be implemented during the current tenure of the Narendra Modi government, sources have said.
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On PM's "Red Diary" Barb, Ashok Gehlot's "Red Tomatoes, Red Flag" Retort
Amid the suspense over the "red diary" in Rajasthan's political corridors, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today claimed that the secrets in the diary will ruin the ruling Congress in the upcoming Assembly polls.
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From 8 Km In 2002, To Nearly 400 Km In 2022, Delhi Metro Completes 20 Years
From its humble beginning in December 2002 with a corridor of just 8.2 km spanning six stations on the Red Line, the Delhi Metro has grown into a network of over 390 km in 2022, completing an eventful journey of 20 years of operations.
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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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Maoist Violence Down 82%, Deaths 90%, But Red Corridor Fight Not Yet Over
Government data accessed by NDTV shows that Maoist insurgency has been pushed to its weakest level in more than two decades--though not entirely extinguished.
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No Compensation, No Help: The Silent Victims Of 2013 Bastar Maoist Massacre
Quiet Aftershocks Of Jhiram Ghati Massacre - Part 3: On May 25, 2013, as the Maoist guns turned part of it red, killing 32 people and sparking shock and outrage, for a mother in this remote corner, time stopped. Rambha Devi Joshi still lives in a bub
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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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The Other Route Options For Global Shipping If Hormuz Remains Blocked
As the Israel-US war on Iran disrupts shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, alternative sea routes may become important for global trade and energy supplies.
-
Red Terror Nears Its End As Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra Maoist-Free
In a landmark development, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra, two key states in the Red Corridor, have officially declared themselves Maoist-free, signalling a decisive collapse of the Maoist stronghold that once dominated central India.
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At least 5 Maoists Gunned Down By Security Forces In Chhattisgarh
The red corridor of Chhattisgarh once again shook with gunfire on Friday as security forces clashed with Maoists deep inside the dense forests of Abujhmad, straddling the Dantewada-Narayanpur border.
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Netanyahu Urges Red Cross To Aid Hostages Amid Videos Of Emaciated Captives
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu requested the help of the International Committee of the Red Cross on Sunday to aid hostages in Gaza, as outrage built at videos showing two of them emaciated.
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Hamas Offers Red Cross Access To Hostages With Conditions On Humanitarian Corridors
The Palestinian militant group Hamas said on Sunday that it would only allow the International Committee of the Red Cross to provide aid to Israeli hostages on the condition that humanitarian corridors are opened to Gaza.
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Cyberabad Police Urges Offices To Allow Work From Home Amid Heavy Rain
The Cyberabad Police issued an advisory urging IT companies in the region to adopt a Work from Home (WFH) policy on Wednesday, due to heavy rainfall expected in the area.
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Yemen's Houthis To Limit Attacks On Israeli-Affiliated Ships In Red Sea Corridor After Gaza truce
As a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip took hold, Yemen's Houthi rebels have signalled they will limit attacks in the Red Sea corridor to Israeli-affiliated ships.
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'One Nation, One Election' To Come In This Tenure Of Government: Sources
The idea of One Country One Election -- under discussion for long in the corridors of parliament -- will be implemented during the current tenure of the Narendra Modi government, sources have said.
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On PM's "Red Diary" Barb, Ashok Gehlot's "Red Tomatoes, Red Flag" Retort
Amid the suspense over the "red diary" in Rajasthan's political corridors, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today claimed that the secrets in the diary will ruin the ruling Congress in the upcoming Assembly polls.
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From 8 Km In 2002, To Nearly 400 Km In 2022, Delhi Metro Completes 20 Years
From its humble beginning in December 2002 with a corridor of just 8.2 km spanning six stations on the Red Line, the Delhi Metro has grown into a network of over 390 km in 2022, completing an eventful journey of 20 years of operations.
