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After years of exclusion due to Maoist insurgency, villages in Bastar, India, are being included in the Census. Teams are trekking through remote forests to record residents in these former Red strongholds.
The Indian government has announced the eradication of the Maoist insurgency, which was once considered a significant threat, with a former fighter sharing his experiences.
India has announced the end of its Maoist insurgency, with seized weapons now on display as a testament to the conclusion of the conflict.
They displayed placards in the name of “debt cards” with slogans on the unkept promises made as part of the Six Guarantees and a large number of other promises made by the Congress party before the…
Union home minister Amit Shah had said on Saturday that the campaign to rid the country of Maoist insurgency is on track.
Misir Besra, a prominent Maoist leader carrying a reward of over ₹1 crore, has been arrested in Jharkhand. His capture is seen as a significant blow to the Maoist insurgency in India.
A new development roadmap has been unveiled for districts previously known as epicenters of Maoist insurgency in India, aiming to establish education hubs and promote eco-tourism.
India's home minister has announced that the country is now free of Maoist insurgency, marking a significant development in internal security.
The Indian state of Bihar has been declared free of Maoist insurgency, marking a significant development in the region's security landscape.
Amit Shah who is on a two-day-visit to Assam and Tripura will attend the foundation stone laying ceremony of the head quarters of 10th battalion of Assam Police later in the day
The Bijapur district in India, once severely affected by Maoist insurgency, has achieved the highest Class 10 pass percentage, marking a significant turnaround in its development and educational outcomes.
A detailed report explores the factors, including policing, politics, and a secret letter, that led to the end of a 45-year Maoist insurgency in India's former 'Maoist capital'.
India's interior minister has declared that the country is now 'free' of Maoist insurgency, marking a significant development in the long-standing conflict.
An article provides an in-depth analysis of the collapse of India's Maoist insurgency and explores the potential for its resurgence.