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13 New Armed Police Battalions To Be Raised To Tackle Maoist Threat
Thirteen new armed police battalions, including one comprising mostly tribals from the worst Maoist-hit districts, will be raised by the government to tackle the Naxal menace.
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Uprooted by Maoists, A Generation of Tribals Torn From Their Origins
For half his life, 14-year-old Nagesh Kumar Chapa has been studying at a residential school in Bijpur district's Dugaiguda village of Chhattisgarh, away from his home, parents and losing connect with his tribal roots with each passing day.
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Want to work for women who have faced police atrocities: tribal activist Soni Sori
Soni Sori's father was shot by suspected Maoists, her husband incarcerated for allegedly supporting them. But Soni Sori, a tribal teacher from Dantewada in Chhattisgarh, wants to return to the state despite the threats she says she faces.
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13 New Armed Police Battalions To Be Raised To Tackle Maoist Threat
Thirteen new armed police battalions, including one comprising mostly tribals from the worst Maoist-hit districts, will be raised by the government to tackle the Naxal menace.
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Uprooted by Maoists, A Generation of Tribals Torn From Their Origins
For half his life, 14-year-old Nagesh Kumar Chapa has been studying at a residential school in Bijpur district's Dugaiguda village of Chhattisgarh, away from his home, parents and losing connect with his tribal roots with each passing day.
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Want to work for women who have faced police atrocities: tribal activist Soni Sori
Soni Sori's father was shot by suspected Maoists, her husband incarcerated for allegedly supporting them. But Soni Sori, a tribal teacher from Dantewada in Chhattisgarh, wants to return to the state despite the threats she says she faces.
