MAOISTS KILLED
Maoists gone, but 'dimagi Naxals' instigating people against Constitution and democracy: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the elimination of armed Maoists while addressing the ideological threat of 'dimagi Naxals'. He emphasized the need to identify and defeat these elements infiltrating various organizations and political parties. Modi referenced past failures in addressing Naxalism while stating that strong policies and political will led to significant improvements.
CRPF goes a year without losing personnel in operations for first time in 47 years
The CRPF has completed 12 consecutive months without an operational fatality for the first time in 47 years, with its last such casualty reported on October 30, 2025. The force attributed the milestone to improved equipment, training, strategic planning and faster medical evacuation of injured personnel.
Ready for 'crossfire' if government permits: Bangladesh's police chief
Inspector General of Police (IGP) Md Ali Hossain Fakir, also chairman of Community Bank Bangladesh, made these remarks at a programme in Dhaka's Chawkbazar to launch the bank's Islamic banking services.
Congress did not praise pilot Machchhar for fear of losing minority community votes: MP CM Mohan Yadav
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has accused Congress of not honoring pilot Smit Machchhar's heroism. He claimed that the party fears losing votes from the minority community, which affects their recognition of bravery. Yadav criticized Congress leaders for their past failures during their rule regarding Maoists and dacoits in the state. He emphasized that while the BJP has eliminated Naxalism, Congress leaders remain opportunistic for electoral gains.
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.
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.
2013 Jhiram Valley Maoist attack case: All 10 convicts get death sentence
A special NIA court in Jagdalpur has awarded the death penalty to ten convicts. These individuals were found guilty in the 2013 Jhiram Valley Maoist attack case. The attack resulted in the deaths of 29 people, including senior Congress leaders. Maoists ambushed a Congress rally ahead of state assembly elections on May 25, 2013. The probe into the incident was handed over to the NIA shortly after the attack.
Woods dark and deep: Teacher treks 5 km daily to keep promise of teaching one student
Jivan Mithari walks five kilometers daily through a dense forest to teach his lone student. He has continued this challenging journey for thirteen years to reach the remote school. The school has very few students due to migration and lack of facilities. Mithari faces risks from wild animals like leopards and gaurs on his route. His commitment remains strong despite the difficult conditions and low enrollment.
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.
Gadchiroli villagers oppose former Maoist leader's appointment as Gram Sabha coordinator by varsity
Gondwana University has sparked significant backlash by appointing a former Maoist leader as the coordinator for gram sabhas in Gadchiroli. Many local residents, who have suffered from the atrocities of Maoist violence, feel deeply betrayed by this decision. In response, they've submitted a memorandum to the collector demanding the appointment be revoked. If their concerns aren't addressed, villagers are prepared to initiate protests against the university’s controversial decision.
Jheeram Ghati Naxal attack: NIA court convicts all 10 accused in 2013 massacre
A significant verdict was delivered by a special NIA court, convicting all ten individuals involved in the devastating 2013 Naxal attack that obliterated nearly the entirety of Congress's leadership in Chhattisgarh. The court will determine sentencing on September 16, after a thorough trial featuring 101 witness statements. Following the ruling, the defense attorney expressed plans to appeal the conviction once the judgment details are finalized.
From guns to reform: Ex-Maoist leader Bhupathi to work for tribal rights
A former Maoist commander has surrendered and now coordinates a university program. Bhupathi will work to secure legal rights for tribal communities in Gadchiroli. He will inform villagers about their rights under specific government acts. His role involves helping with documentation and correcting forest-rights claims.
Top Maoist with Rs 2.35 cr bounty among 15 killed in gunfight with security forces in Jharkhand
Eight Maoists, including a high-value target with a Rs 1 crore bounty, were eliminated in a fierce gunfight with security forces in Jharkhand's West Singhbhum district. The intense exchange of fire occurred in the Saranda forest's Kumdi area. Patiram Majhi, also known as Anal Da, was among those killed.
Ganesh Uike among 5 Maoists killed in Odisha
Security forces eliminated top Maoist leader Ganesh Uike and four others in Odisha's Kandhamal district. Uike, a Central Committee member, headed Maoist operations in the state. His death is a significant blow to the organization. This operation is part of a larger push to end Maoism by March 2026. Several other Maoist leaders have been killed or surrendered recently.
Two Maoists killed had Rs 3.6 cr bounty
Security forces killed two top Maoist leaders in Chhattisgarh. Katta Ramchandra Reddy and Kadri Satyanarayan Reddy had huge bounties on their heads. The operation occurred on the Chhattisgarh-Maharashtra border. Recent operations have eliminated several key Maoist figures. The government aims to eradicate Naxalism by March 2026. Weapons were recovered from the encounter site.
19 of 30 slain Maoists identified
Police in Chhattisgarh reported the identification of 19 out of 30 Maoists killed, including 15 women with a reward totaling ₹1.03 crore. Notable figures like Sitto and Lokesh, key figures in spreading terror, were among the deceased. Most identified operatives were high-ranking members with significant bounties on their heads.
Chhattisgarh Police identify 28 of 31 killed Maoists, link commander to IED blasts that killed 8 jawans
Chhattisgarh police identified 28 Maoists, including those involved in a deadly IED blast, and recovered weapons looted from security forces. An anti-Maoist operation in Bijapur led to the deaths of several Maoists and two policemen, marking significant progress in reducing Maoist influence in the Bastar division.
Woman commander among 2 Maoists killed
Two Maoists, including a female commander, were killed while her husband and top leader Ranvijay Mahto was arrested in an encounter with security forces in Jharkhand. The clash resulted in two injured policemen. Security forces continue operations to capture remaining Maoists. Mahto, with a ₹15 lakh bounty, is implicated in over 40 cases.
At least 28 maoists killed in encounter in Bastar: Police
At least 28 Naxals were killed in an encounter with security forces in Chhattisgarh, bringing the year's total to about 200. Ongoing operations may increase this number. Government officials emphasize their commitment to eradicating Naxalism, with significant achievements in recent months boosting their efforts.
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