Surrendered militants in Tripura reject govt. appeal to lift blockade, Pg8
Tripura's surrendered militants defy government appeal, maintaining critical road and rail blockade over unfulfilled tripartite agreement demands.
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Tripura's surrendered militants defy government appeal, maintaining critical road and rail blockade over unfulfilled tripartite agreement demands.
Government shifts focus from dismantling Left Wing Extremism to establishing development corridors, integrating former Naxal-affected regions through infrastructure and institutions.
PM Modi addresses Gen Z anxieties with AI skilling, warns against 'intellectual Naxals', and outlines a seven-point economic reform plan for a developed India.
India declares itself Naxal-free by March 2026, ending a six-decade LWE insurgency through an integrated strategy of security operations, infrastructure development, and tribal welfare.
India declares near eradication of Left Wing Extremism, attributing success to the 2015 National Policy and coordinated Centre-State security and development efforts.
Centre boosts LWE-affected regions with ₹4282 crore Special Central Assistance, expanding roads, telecom, and education, claiming national liberation from extremism.
Kuki-Zo groups seek Mizoram's mediation for Naga talks, pressing Centre for separate administration and urgent humanitarian aid amidst Manipur's escalating ethnic conflict.
Manipur's Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls threatens Kuki-Zo disenfranchisement, fueling exclusion fears amidst ethnic conflict and displacement.
Post-Maoist Bastar, government pledges Adivasi integration by 2031; urgent PESA Act implementation crucial for justice, trust, and grassroots empowerment.
Supreme Court rebukes UP government for invoking NSA against workers demanding living wages, emphasizes state's constitutional duty under Article 43.
India overcomes Maoist insurgency by 2026, shifting focus to governance and development in affected regions through community-led initiatives.
PMGSY-III extended till 2028-29 with Rs 3,727 crore outlay increase, focusing on rural connectivity and infrastructure development.
Home Ministry reclassifies LWE-affected districts into 'LWE affected', 'districts of concern', and 'legacy and thrust districts', signaling evolving counter-Naxal strategy.
Home Minister declares India Naxal-free after intensified anti-LWE operations, raising concerns about human rights and tribal welfare.
Naxalism faces near-elimination by March 2026 deadline through strategic security operations and infrastructure development in Bastar region.
Maoist insurgency weakens significantly, prompting focus on development and justice in former Red Corridor regions to prevent future unrest.
Supreme Court mandates CBI to provide chargesheet copies to victims' families in 2023 Manipur ethnic violence cases, ensuring transparency and justice.
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