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Read: Agreement signed between Govt, Maoists on the release of Alex Paul Menon
The Maoists and the government of Chhattisgarh reached an agreement over the release of the Sukma Collector Alex Paul Menon, who was kidnapped on April 21.
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Odisha hostage crisis: Court acquits Maoist leader's wife; Govt talks tough
Subhashri Das, also known as Mili Panda, wife of top Odisha Maoist Sabyasachi Panda has been acquitted by a fast track court in Gunupur in Odisha's Rayagada district. The court has cleared her of all charges in a case that accused her of taking part in a Maoist armed attack on the police in Kutinguda jungle in Gudari block of Odisha's Rayagada dist...
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Blog: Odisha's hostage crisis is in mediators' hands
It's been two weeks of tedious discussion between the Odisha govt and the two mediators selected by the Maoists. But a 6 page statement announced by the Chief Minister on the 4th of April , a document which is with NDTV seems to indicate that the Govt has infact, addressed all the demands forwarded by the Maoists. The question is whether the Maoi...
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Odisha MLA abduction: Maoists give deadline to Govt
With no headway in sight on the negotiations for the release of abducted MLA of the ruling Biju Janata Dal, Jhina Hikaka, the Maoists in Odisha are indulging in some tough talk.
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Italian tourists abducted: Maoists talk tough; Odisha govt open to negotiations
There is no word yet on the kidnapped Italians who are being held hostage by the Maoists in Odisha's Kandhamal district. One of the two abducted men, Boscusco Paolo, has been visiting Odisha since 1999 and runs a travel agency in Puri that takes foreign tourists on tribal tours. The other, Clandio Colangilo, is a tourist. The two were kidnapped fro...
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IAF gets permission to fire at Naxals in self-defence
The Indian Air Force (IAF) has got the government's permission to fire back at Naxals in extremist-hit areas in self-defence, highly-placed Air Force sources said today. The government's nod to the IAF's request made in September last year comes at a time when a debate is raging on whether India should use its armed forces a...
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Ready to answer govt's unified command plan: Kishenji
With the Centre deciding on having unified command structures in four states to fight Maoists, top Naxal leader Kishenji on Friday said they are ready to answer the government's move and vowed to take revenge over the killing of Cherukuri Rajkumar alias Azad.
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Bengal Maoist attack: Top cop blames Govt
Five days after 24 people were killed in a Maoist attack on a police camp in the West Midnapore district of West Bengal, the special IG of EFR has blamed the government.
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Govt amends President's speech on Mamata's advice
The government has reportedly amended the President's address for the Budget Session of the Parliament to cut out portions on Maoist violence in West Bengal.
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Bengal Govt knew Naxals were gathering, but couldn't predict attack
Two days after 24 EFR jawans were killed in the deadliest Maoist strike in West Bengal, the state government on Wednesday ordered an inquiry into the incident and said action would be taken against senior officers if they were found wanting.
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Bengal govt to submit report on Maoist attack to Centre
The West Bengal government will have to answer some tough questions today when the Central team led by GK Pillai reviews the latest Maoist attack.
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Govt vs Maoists: No middle ground?
From a train hijacking in West Bengal, to killing policemen in Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh, Maoist violence has been on the rise in recent weeks.
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Nepal to see Maoist govt soon: Prachanda
Nepal's former Prime Minister Prachanda said on Monday that a new government under Maoist leadership will be formed "within weeks".
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Govt set to launch offensive in Lalgarh
The West Bengal Home Secretary announced on Wednesday that there will soon be an offensive against Maoists in Lalgarh.
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Nepal parties discuss govt formation
Facing a Saturday deadline, Nepal's opposition parties on Tuesday decided to cobble up a new coalition government.
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Read: Agreement signed between Govt, Maoists on the release of Alex Paul Menon
The Maoists and the government of Chhattisgarh reached an agreement over the release of the Sukma Collector Alex Paul Menon, who was kidnapped on April 21.
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Odisha hostage crisis: Court acquits Maoist leader's wife; Govt talks tough
Subhashri Das, also known as Mili Panda, wife of top Odisha Maoist Sabyasachi Panda has been acquitted by a fast track court in Gunupur in Odisha's Rayagada district. The court has cleared her of all charges in a case that accused her of taking part in a Maoist armed attack on the police in Kutinguda jungle in Gudari block of Odisha's Rayagada dist...
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Blog: Odisha's hostage crisis is in mediators' hands
It's been two weeks of tedious discussion between the Odisha govt and the two mediators selected by the Maoists. But a 6 page statement announced by the Chief Minister on the 4th of April , a document which is with NDTV seems to indicate that the Govt has infact, addressed all the demands forwarded by the Maoists. The question is whether the Maoi...
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Odisha MLA abduction: Maoists give deadline to Govt
With no headway in sight on the negotiations for the release of abducted MLA of the ruling Biju Janata Dal, Jhina Hikaka, the Maoists in Odisha are indulging in some tough talk.
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Italian tourists abducted: Maoists talk tough; Odisha govt open to negotiations
There is no word yet on the kidnapped Italians who are being held hostage by the Maoists in Odisha's Kandhamal district. One of the two abducted men, Boscusco Paolo, has been visiting Odisha since 1999 and runs a travel agency in Puri that takes foreign tourists on tribal tours. The other, Clandio Colangilo, is a tourist. The two were kidnapped fro...
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IAF gets permission to fire at Naxals in self-defence
The Indian Air Force (IAF) has got the government's permission to fire back at Naxals in extremist-hit areas in self-defence, highly-placed Air Force sources said today. The government's nod to the IAF's request made in September last year comes at a time when a debate is raging on whether India should use its armed forces a...
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Ready to answer govt's unified command plan: Kishenji
With the Centre deciding on having unified command structures in four states to fight Maoists, top Naxal leader Kishenji on Friday said they are ready to answer the government's move and vowed to take revenge over the killing of Cherukuri Rajkumar alias Azad.
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Bengal Maoist attack: Top cop blames Govt
Five days after 24 people were killed in a Maoist attack on a police camp in the West Midnapore district of West Bengal, the special IG of EFR has blamed the government.
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Govt amends President's speech on Mamata's advice
The government has reportedly amended the President's address for the Budget Session of the Parliament to cut out portions on Maoist violence in West Bengal.
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Bengal Govt knew Naxals were gathering, but couldn't predict attack
Two days after 24 EFR jawans were killed in the deadliest Maoist strike in West Bengal, the state government on Wednesday ordered an inquiry into the incident and said action would be taken against senior officers if they were found wanting.
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Bengal govt to submit report on Maoist attack to Centre
The West Bengal government will have to answer some tough questions today when the Central team led by GK Pillai reviews the latest Maoist attack.
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Govt vs Maoists: No middle ground?
From a train hijacking in West Bengal, to killing policemen in Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh, Maoist violence has been on the rise in recent weeks.
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Nepal to see Maoist govt soon: Prachanda
Nepal's former Prime Minister Prachanda said on Monday that a new government under Maoist leadership will be formed "within weeks".
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Govt set to launch offensive in Lalgarh
The West Bengal Home Secretary announced on Wednesday that there will soon be an offensive against Maoists in Lalgarh.
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Nepal parties discuss govt formation
Facing a Saturday deadline, Nepal's opposition parties on Tuesday decided to cobble up a new coalition government.
