maoist insurgency

  1. V

    The Decline of the Red Corridor: Surrenders Mark a Turning Point

    New Delhi, February 15 – For decades, left-wing extremism in India found refuge in the country's dense forests, alienated tribal populations, and fueled by ideological fervor, presenting an insurgency that seemed impossible to contain. This "Red Corridor," stretching across central India, was...
  2. S

    Chhattisgarh Operations Target Maoist Propaganda and Infrastructure

    Raipur/Bijapur, February 14: In a coordinated effort to curb Maoist influence in the sensitive South Bastar region, security forces conducted joint operations across multiple police station areas in the Bijapur district on Saturday, resulting in the demolition of five memorials erected by...
  3. M

    Security Operations and Rehabilitation Efforts Yield Results in Chhattisgarh

    Raipur, February 13 Chhattisgarh Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Sharma on Friday said that 532 Naxalites have been killed, 2004 have been arrested, and 2,700 have surrendered since January 2024 in the state, adding that the government is committed to ending the Maoist menace by March 31, 2026...
  4. A

    Former Maoists Learn New Skills in Chhattisgarh Rehabilitation Center

    Raipur, February 11 In a remote corner of Chhattisgarh's insurgency-hit Kanker district, hands that once wielded guns are now quietly learning to steer vehicles, stitch garments, and carve wood, moving away from the path of violence and embracing a new life after spending years in the jungles...
Back
Top