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CRPF finally enters Naxal bastion
Hindu, 2 April 2012
A first-of-its-kind anti-Naxalite operation has allowed paramilitary forces to breach the Abujmaad forests in Chhattisgarh, a left-wing Maoist stronghold with no government presence for ages.

Hardcore Naxalite held in Bihar
Hindu, 1 April 2012
A hardcore activist of proscribed CPI(Maoist) was arrested from Belduria village of Bihar’s Rohtas district early on Sunday, the police said.

12 CRPF men killed in Naxal strike
Daily Excelsior, 28 March 2012
GADCHIROLI/MUMBAI, Mar 27: In a major Naxal attack, 12 CRPF personnel were today killed and 28 others injured when the ultras triggered a landmine blast in Gadchiroli district of Maharashtra.

15 CRPF personnel killed in Naxal attack in Maharashtra
Hindu, 27 March 2012
At least 15 CRPF personnel were killed on Tuesday in a landmine blast triggered by suspected Naxalites in Gadchiroli district of Maharashtra.

Maoists treated me well, says freed Italian
Hindu, 26 March 2012
Claudio Colangelo, one of the two Italians kidnapped in Kandhamal district of Odisha on March 14, was released by the Maoists late on Sunday afternoon.

Italian hostage crisis continues in Odisha
Hindu, 24 March 2012
Attempts to negotiate the release of two Italian nationals from the Maoists' clutches suffered a setback on Saturday after the interlocutors — B.D. Sharma and Dandapani Mohanty — suspended the talks  blaming both the State...

Desperate' Maoists climb down, may free one Italian
Times of India, 22 March 2012
NEW DELHI: Maoists on Wednesday extended their deadline by another day for negotiations on their 13 demands for the release of the two Italian hostages after their offer to free one of them was not  responded to by the Orissa government. 

Maoists name mediators for talks
Times of India, 20 March 2012
BHUBANESWAR: With the abducted Italians still untraced, the Maoists on Monday responded to the halting of counter-insurgency operations by naming their politburo member Narayan Sanyal, civil rights  activist-cum-lawyer Biswapriya Kanungo,...

Received Maoists' demands, ready for talks: Naveen
Hindustan Times, 19 March 2012
Odisha chief minister Naveen Patnaik on Monday made it clear that the state government was ready to talk with the Maoists to secure the release of the Italian nationals once the latter nominated mediators to hold discussion with the government on their...

Maoists set terms to free two Italians
Hindu, 19 March 2012
The whereabouts of two Italian tourists kidnapped by Maoists from the Daringbadi area of Odisha's Kandhamal district remained unknown till Sunday evening.

Italian tourists yet to be traced; Naveen appeals Maoists
Hindu, 18 March 2012
The whereabouts of the two Italian tourists, who have been kidnapped by Maoists from Daringbari area of Odisha’s Kandhamal district was not known till Sunday afternoon.

Maoist leader alleges torture in police custody
Hindu, 15 March 2012
Even as the Kolkata Police have moved charges against him and four others under the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA), 2008, Sadanala Ramakrishna, head of the central technical committee of the Communist Party of India (Maoist), submitted...

Nepal Maoist supporters shutdown schools
Zee News, 11 March 2012
Kathmandu: Nepal's Maoist supporters on Sunday shutdown thousands of schools in the country in a bid to step up pressure on the government to convert adhoc posts into permanent and appoint more teachers.

Maoists killed in encounter
Hindu, 6 March 2012
Four suspected Maoists were killed and a Central Industrial Security Force officer was injured on Monday in an encounter in the Central Coal Fields' Ashok project, close to the Pipawar police station in  Jharkhand, about 160 km from here.

Four Maoists killed in an encounter
Times of India, 5 March 2012
RANCHI: Security forces killed four suspected Maoists during an encounter at Piparwar in Chatra district in the wee hours on Monday.

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