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Chhattisgarh’s Bastar Fighters, District Reserve Guard, CoBRA and CRPF forces launched major offensive as part of Operation Kagar against Maoists on the information that naxals took shelter on Karregutta hills on the Telangana-Chhattisgarh border
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A team of officials led by Bastar district Assistant Commissioner Kalyan Singh visited Bhadrachalam as part of the survey and called on ITDA Project Officer B Rahul
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"We firmly believe that the ideology of naxalism should be addressed only through dialogue and not by the use of force. India must find a political solution to Naxalism," Kavitha said
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The jawan, engaged in anti-naxal operations in Bijapur district, was given first aid by his colleagues before he was shifted to hospital for better treatment
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Police were yet to confirm the death of naxals while the number of casualties on the naxal side might increase as the security forces launched a massive offensive against Maoists as part of ‘Operation Kagar’. Search operations were going on in the forests of Karregutta for the past three days.
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The killed naxalites have been identified as Haldar, a dreaded Maoist commander and member of the east Bastar division of Maoists, and Rame, an area committee member. Haldar and Rame carried rewards of Rs 8 lakh and Rs 5 lakh, respectively, on their heads
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The 86 Maoists, including four Area Committee Members (ACMs) decided to abandon the violent path of naxalism and embrace a peaceful life with their family. They surrendered before the Inspector General of Police (IGP) Multi Zone-I, S Chandrashekhar Reddy, an official release said
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The incident took place in the house a CAF jawan Ashish Tirki under Gandhinagar police station limits in Ambikapur town of Surguja district in Surguja division of Chhattisgarh
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Shah will arrive in Raipur on April 4. He will reach Dantewada town in Bastar region on April 5: Deputy CM and Home Minister Vijay Sharma
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Gummadivelli Renuka, CPI (Maoist) Central Regional Bureau press team in-charge, carried a collective reward of Rs 45 lakh
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The CRPF 222 battalion, during an area domination patrol from the Palnar camp, discovered a 45 kg improvised explosive device (IED). On their return, security personnel detected the IED approximately two kilometers from Cherpal. The battalion's bomb disposal team safely detonated the explosive, according to Bijapur police.
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The event was sponsored by the Central Silk Board-Central Tasar Research & Training Institute (CSB-CTRTI)-Ranchi in collaboration with the Sericulture department of Telangana
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Sudhir alias Sudhakar of Warangal carrying a bounty of Rs 25 killed in encounter on Tuesday
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This was the second encounter within a fortnight in the area as 26 Maoists were killed in an encounter on the borders of Bijapur and Dantewada districts
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Speaking at the silver jubilee function of the Assembly at Raipur, Murmu said that the Chhattisgarh Legislative Assembly has set a unique example of parliamentary democracy in India
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Acting on a tip-off, separate teams of security forces unearthed Maoist dumps on a forested hill of Markanguda village near Duled security camp and in a forest near a new camp at Mettaguda village
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The uptick in improvised explosive device (IED) recovery and blasts has been noticed as multiple security forces move into core Naxal areas to meet the Union government's deadline of wiping off Left Wing Extremism (LWE) from the country by March 2026
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Arrival of electricity has eliminated the atmosphere of fear and insecurity and is a significant step towards improving their quality of life, say residents
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Referring to Thursday’s encounters in Chhattisgarh, CPI (M) said that it was inappropriate to kill 30 Naxals
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"The number of RSS shakhas which stood at 73,117 in March 2024 has risen to 83,129 in March 2025," shows the official document running in over 76 pages