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Chidambarm : Jharkhand slow in its anti-naxal fight
Indian Express, 7 February 2012
In a hard-hitting attack on BJP- ruled Jharkhand for its "ineffective" anti-Naxal operations, Home Minister P Chidambaram has said despite alarming escalation in Maoist violence, no serious effort has been made by the state government to deal ...


Explosives stocked by Maoists seized
Hindu, 7 February 2012
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Maoist movement may end up as a bloody civil war'
Times of India, 5 February 2012
NEW DELHI: Swedish author and columnist Jan Myrdal - known for his close interaction with Indian Maoists since the '80s - admits that he is unable to gauge where the radical Left movement, led by CPI (Maoist) chief Ganapathy, ...


7 Maoists surrender in Chhattisgarh
Hindu, 31 January 2012
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Three Maoists arrested in Bihar
Hindu, 30 January 2012
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Nepal Maoists Chairman Dahal suspects motive of anti-Maoists front
Telegraph Nepal, 22 January 2012
The Unified Maoists Party Chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal asked United Marxist Leninist Senior leader Madhav Kumar Nepal, “Madhav Ji, why you and the Nepali Congress are leading the smaller parties to 
form an anti-Maoist alliance&...




Wanted Maoist commander injured in encounter
Times of India, 14 January 2012
RANCHI: Maoist sub-zonal commander Kundan Pahan, wanted by police in more than two dozen cases including the murder of former state welfare minister Ramesh Singh Munda and the loot of Rs 5 crore 
of the ICICI Bank, ...


Nepal Maoists least interested in peace and Charter draft process: Mahat
Telegraph Nepal, 11 January 2012
The non-Maoist parties represented in the constituent assembly except the Madhesi alliance-presently partnering the government, have criticized the Unified Maoists Party for what they call ‘nonchalant 
behaviour’ towards constitution drafting and peace process related ...


Three Maoists killed in encounter
Hindu, 6 January 2012
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Three Maoists killed in encounter
Hindu, 2 January 2012
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Naxals battled and eye surgeries botched
Indian Express, 30 December 2011
BURNING OF VILLAGES: Tarmetla, Timmapur and Morpalli in Dantewada were burnt down, allegedly by security forces, in March. Local women alleged misbehaviour by security men; Swami Agnivesh was heckled and prevented from going to the villages, and accused then ...




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