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India's bleeding insurgencies: Lessons from Latin America (Comment)
by F wire
May 19, 2013

to these and other insurgencies. Naxalite/Maoist violence in 182 of 602 districts in seven Indian States has been confronted by the police forces. In West Bengal #NewsTracker
Security personnel killed by Maoists
May 08, 2013

Raipur: A security personnel ofChhattisgarh Armed Force (CAF) was today killed and threeothers were injured in an encounter with Naxalites #
Maoist menace will soon be under control in Odisha: DGP
May 02, 2013

through violence. I appeal to him to surrender and to return to the mainstream society," the DGP said at Koraput after reviewing the ongoing anti-Naxalite #NewsTracker # Maoism # Odisha
Soni Sori and 13 others let-off in Naxal attack case
May 01, 2013

#NewsTracker # chattisgarh # Naxalite-Maoist insurgency # Soni Sori
CRPF, Maoists exchange bullets in Jharkhand, three Naxals dead
Apr 29, 2013

official said."At least three naxalites were killed in the Katia forests and the encounter is still going on," said Inspector General of Police #India # NewsTracker # Maoists # CRPF # Naxals # Nation # Latehar
Naxalites kill two in Odisha
Apr 25, 2013

#NewsTracker # Naxalites
Three Naxals held in Chhattisgarh
Apr 24, 2013

Raipur: Three Naxalites were arrested in separate search operations in Bastar district of Chhattisgarh, police said today."Two wanted ultras #NewsTracker # Chhattisgarh # Naxals
Naxals spray bullets on BSF chopper, no casualty
Apr 17, 2013

Raipur: A BSF helicopter, involved in lifting commandos conducting anti-Naxal operations, was today fired at by Naxalites in the jungles of south #NewsTracker # Chhattisgarh # Naxal # BSF chopper # Greyhounds
Four Maoists, one police jawan killed in gunbattle in Gadchiroli
Apr 12, 2013

Gadchiroli (Maharashtra): Four naxalites and a police jawan were killed in an encounter between the ultrasand the security personnel in Sindesur #NewsTracker # Police # Naxal
Sheetal Sathe arrested: Govt's way of ending Dalit protests?
by Danish Raza
Apr 10, 2013

the country silence the voices which dont toe the line of the establishment.Whoever goes against the expected line, is treated as a Naxalite, a rebel, a traitor #ThatsJustWrong # Dalits # Kabir Kala Manch # Sheetal Sathe

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