Raipur: An assortment of sophisticated weaponry belonging to security personnel, including 10 AK- series rifles, were carried off by the Naxals from the site of the encounter yesterday in Sukma district of Chhattisgarh which left
Bhavnathpur/Latehar: Making an appeal for a clear mandate in favour of the BJP in Maoist-hit Jharkhand, Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday asked Naxals to shun violence and join the mainstream to strengthen the nation.Addressing
Gurgaon: Making it clear that violence has no place in a democracy and that the killing of innocents leads to nowhere, Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday asked the Naxals to abjure violence and join
Raipur: A senior officer was suspended for not taking standard security measures, after a jawan of the Chhattisgarh Armed Force was killed by Naxals in the state's insurgency-hit Sukma district today. Constable Shivkumar Sidar was
Raipur: Security personnel in Chhattisgarh's Bastar region have been asked to remain extra cautious following inputs of a possibility of further strikes by the Naxals.The warning was issued as the Maoists are facing an acute
Raipur: Two Maoists and a police jawan were killed today in a fierce gun-battle between security personnel and ultras in Chhattisgarh's insurgency-hit Bastar district, police said.“The face-off took place near restive Hitameta forests under Mardoom
New Delhi: Asking Maoists to shun the path of violence, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today said Government was willing to talk to Naxals provided they give up arms and come to the negotiating table.Singh
Raipur: Four Naxals, including a woman, surrendered before security forces in Kanker district of Chhattisgarh, police said today.Siyabatti alias Mankay (25), Bandu alias Karu (22), Chaitu Ram (25) and Sugdu (24) surrendered at a BSF
Mumbai: Maharashtra government yesterday decided to reserve five per cent of the posts of police constable for the children of policemen.The proposal was approved at the meeting of state cabinet, chaired by Chief Minister Prithviraj
Patna: Bihar Chief Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi today said that he disagreed with Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh that no talks will be held with Maoists and a befitting reply given if attacked.“Theoretically I disagree
Raipur: The unprecedented voter turnout in Lok Sabha polls in insurgency-hit south Chhattisgarh has apparently upset the Naxals, who are holding meetings to express disappointment over participation of tribals in the electoral process, according to
Raipur: Had the CRPF personnel acted upon “suspicious movement” of two villagers before the ambulance carrying them was blown up by Naxals in Bastar district of Chhattisgarh, the incident could have been averted, according to
Raipur: Condemning the two attacks by Maoists in which 14 persons including CRPF jawans and polling officials were killed this morning, Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Raman Singh said here the ultras were frustrated by the large
Raipur: A strong squad of Naxals today fired on a CRPF camp in Chhattisgarh's Sukma district, injuring a trooper.A squad of about 80 armed Maoists surrounded a Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) camp in Sukma's
Dhanbad: Within days of their meeting with a joint team of senior police officers from Jharkhand and West Bengal, the Maoists pasted posters and circulated handbills warning villagers against voting in the Lok Sabha polls
Raipur: Fourteen Naxals including four women were arrested in two separate operations in the insurgency-hit regions of Chhattisgarh today, police said.“Eleven cadres were apprehended after a gun-battle between security forces and ultras in Balrampur district
Raipur: With a strong urban network of Maoists resurfacing in the cities of Chhattisgarh, capital Raipur has emerged as a key centre for supply of logistics like clothes, arms and ammunition.More than the attacks in
New Delhi: Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde today defended his writing a letter to Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar citing his government's alleged failure in tackling Maoists and said it was in the interest of the
New Delhi: The Centre has rapped Bihar government for its alleged failure in controlling Maoists activities and said situation in the state has become alarming and there is complete breakdown in coordination between the state
New Delhi: Activities of Pakistan-based terror groups, infiltration and Naxal violence will dominate the three-day conference of top police officers of the country beginning November 21 and address by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.The annual conference
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