Ranjit Pal

The Bengal-Odisha-Jharkhand area commander Ranjit Pal and his wife Jharna Giri alias Anita virtually confirmed that they operated at Nandigram in 2007 as they surrendered with a self-loading rifle at Bhavani Bhavan, headquarters of West Bengal Police.

A top Maoist leader and his wife have surrendered to the police in West Bengal, dealing a severe blow to Left wing extremism that is one of India's biggest internal security threats.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi might not be able to appoint a successor to controversial CBI Director Ranjit Sinha in a hurry.

The Bengal-Odisha-Jharkhand area commander Ranjit Pal and his wife Jharna Giri alias Anita virtually confirmed that they operated at Nandigram in 2007 as they surrendered with a self-loading rifle at Bhavani Bhavan, headquarters of West Bengal Police.

A top Maoist leader and his wife have surrendered to the police in West Bengal, dealing a severe blow to Left wing extremism that is one of India's biggest internal security threats.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi might not be able to appoint a successor to controversial CBI Director Ranjit Sinha in a hurry.