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    Beginning a new chapter: Eight surrendered Maoists clear Class 10 open school exam in Chhattisgarh

    Geeta Narote, a former Maoist cadre, has cleared the Class 10 State Open School examination. After surrendering, she received support from the government and began studying again. Along with several other surrendered cadres, she expressed a desire to pursue further education. Narote aims to build a new life and become a nurse in the future. Officials highlighted the importance of education in helping these individuals reintegrate into society.

    Chhattisgarh floods: Check roads, rail routes and trains hit by heavy rain

    Chhattisgarh is facing widespread disruption after heavy rainfall caused the Kharun River to rise and flooded roads and villages in parts of Raipur and Durg. Rail services were also affected after waterlogging and track subsidence on the Durg-Dallirajhara section. Several trains were cancelled or curtailed, while heavy rain has also inundated low-lying areas and disrupted connectivity elsewhere in the state.

    Gold biscuit recovery from Maoist supply dumps: Risking life but not wealth, rebels picked safe haven asset

    A Maoist dump is a concealed underground cache, usually deep in the forest and sometimes placed in plastic drums or other containers before being camouflaged with soil, wood and fallen leaves. From these dumps, authorities have recovered at least 8 kg of gold in the past two years.

    Old Reds return to Bastar: The state treads cautiously as 3,000 former Maoists make their homecoming

    The homecoming of over 3,000 former Maoists is no easy task in Bastar. Over 1,000 of them are being kept in rehabilitation centres to shield them from possible wrath of villagers and to prevent renewed radicalisation.

    170 surrender in 31 days, almost realised goal of Naxal-free Bastar: IGP Sundarraj Pattilingam

    A total of 170 Maoist cadres have returned to the mainstream in one month in Bastar Division, including the surrender of the senior Maoist cadre of Bastar Range, DKSZCM Paparao and several DVCM-level cadres, Inspector General of Police in Bastar Range, Sundarraj Pattilingam said.

    44 women among 108 Maoists with ₹3.9 cr bounty surrender in Bastar

    Apart from huge stocks of weapons, Bastar police seized Rs 3.61 crore in cash and one kg of gold valued at about Rs 1.64 crore from the Maoist dumps, the highest seizure of cash and valuables from a single location in the history of anti-Maoist operations in the country, Inspector General of Police, Bastar Range, Sundarraj Pattilingam said.

    The Economic Times
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