-
In a statement released to the media, Maoist South Bastar Divisional Committee secretary Ganga says Damodar died while fighting the 'fascist-Hindutva' forces
-
Bijapur Superintendent of Police Dr. Jitendra Kumar Yadav said in an exchange of fire between the security forces and PLGA Battalion No. 1 and Central Regional Committee (CRC) bodies of 12 hardcore naxals were recovered along with weapons
-
Ch Srinivas, DCP (Rajendranagar) said that the victim was allegedly into prostitution and Ankit, was supporting her in the activities
-
The personnel inadvertently came in contact with the pressure IED, triggering the blast and causing injuries to two of them
-
The girl inadvertently stepped over the pressure IED, triggering blast
-
With this, 14 naxalites have been killed in separate encounters in the State in 2025, say officials
-
The expansion will enhance Chhattisgarh's total power generation capacity by an additional 6,120 MW
-
The encounter started in a forest along the border of Sukma and Bijapur districts when a joint team of security personnel was out on an anti-Naxalite operation
-
The IED blast at Ambeli village in Chhattisgarh’s Bijapur district claimed lives of eight DRG personnel and a driver
-
The menace of such hidden explosives can be gauged from the naxal-triggered blast that killed nine persons in the same district, says an official
-
The incident took place near Ambeli village under Kutru police station limits in the district when a vehicle carrying security personnel was passing through the road in the naxal-affected area.
-
Four naxals and a policeman were killed in an exchange of fire in Abuzmaad area of Bastar. The gun fight is still continuing.
-
According to officials, the gunfight broke out in forest of south Abujhmaad along the border of Narayanpur and Dantewada districts when a joint team of security personnel was carrying out an anti-naxalite operation
-
Mukesh Chandrakar, a 33-year-old journalist, was found dead in a septic tank in Bijapur, with police suspecting the murder is linked to his reporting on corruption
-
Narayana Rao, has been underground for over four decades and is a close relative of another top most naxal leader, Muppala Lakshmana Rao, who was the general secretary of the CPI (Maoist). Lakshmana Rao also hails from Birpur village.
-
Dantewada ASP, RK Burman, informed the media that the police learned about the incident via social media. According to reports, the Maoists had planted an IED in the forest, which was triggered when a sloth bear stepped on it. The bear died instantly, while its cubs starved to death as their mother was no longer alive.
-
The Union Home Minister called upon the security forces to end the Left Wing Extremist problem by March 2026
-
Though the statement in the beginning said the five villagers were killed by security forces, it later stated that the villagers were missing and suspected to be killed.
-
In yet another counter insurgency operation, two maoists were killed and police recovered a pistol, tiffin bomb, cooker bomb, explosives recovered
-
"The Bayyaram Steel Plant is not just a promise; it is a constitutional commitment made during the formation of Telangana. The BJP's outright refusal to fulfill this commitment highlights their disregard for the backward and tribal communities in Khammam," she stated. On Wednesday, the Centre declared in Parliament that setting up the steel plant at Bayyaram was not feasible and that there were no plans for it.