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Maoist MMC Zone to Lay Down Arms in 2026
Maharashtra-Madhya Pradesh-Chhattisgarh Maoist committee announces early surrender on Jan 1, 2026, seeking peaceful rehabilitation. A contrasting protest highlights internal divisions. Explore the details.
Maoists Offer to Surrender by 2026 with Conditions
In a major development, the MMC Maoist committee proposes to lay down arms by Jan 1, 2026, demanding security guarantees and a transparent rehabilitation process from three state governments. Read the full story.
Odisha Raises Maoist Bounties 10% Above Chhattisgarh
Odisha government increases Maoist surrender rewards by 10% over Chhattisgarh rates. New policy offers up to ₹1.20 crore for top leaders to combat Left-Wing Extremism. Read more about the strategy.
Maoists Propose Arms Surrender by January 2026
MMC Maoist committee offers collective surrender by Jan 1, 2026 if states provide security guarantees and transparent rehabilitation. Historic peace opportunity.
84 Maoists surrender with Rs 2.56 crore bounty
Days after top Maoist commander Hidma's death, 84 Naxalites surrender across Chhattisgarh districts. Cumulative rewards of Rs 2.56 crore involved in major blow to Left-Wing Extremism.
41 Naxals with ₹1.2Cr bounty surrender in Chhattisgarh
In a major blow to Maoist insurgency, 41 hardened Naxals with cumulative bounty of ₹1.2 crore surrendered in Bijapur district, pledging to return to mainstream society. Read more about this significant development.
Murmu Praises Naxalites Joining Mainstream in Chhattisgarh
President Droupadi Murmu applauds Chhattisgarh's progress as 97 Naxalites surrender. She highlights development and peace initiatives in Bastar region. Read more about this transformation.
Maoist leader Hidma killed: Security forces gain upper hand
The killing of top Maoist commander Madvi Hidma represents a major breakthrough in India's fight against Left Wing Extremism. Security forces gain strategic advantage in affected states. Read more about this significant development.
Hidma was ready to surrender before encounter: Journalist
Exclusive: Maoist commander Hidma was preparing to surrender through constitutional means days before his killing. Read the untold story of his final days and peace efforts.
Chhattisgarh Minister's Appeal to Maoist Commander
Chhattisgarh deputy CM Vijay Sharma urges Maoist commander Barse Deva to surrender after Madvi Hidma's encounter death. Government promises respectful rehabilitation, not surrender.
UP to Develop Sambhal as Religious Tourism Centre
Uttar Pradesh government accelerates plans to transform Sambhal into a premier religious tourism destination, restoring ancient pilgrimage sites and heritage structures. Discover the revival!
Bangladesh Government Concedes to Islamist Demands
Bangladesh's caretaker government removes female moderator from Quran recitation event after Islamist pressure, raising concerns about religious extremism influence.
Jharkhand Naxalite Districts Drop from 22 to 9 Since 2016
Jharkhand police report significant decline in Naxalite-affected districts from 22 in 2016 to just 9 in 2025. Intelligence-based operations and development initiatives drive success against Left Wing Extremism.
Vatican Rejects French Jesus Apparition Claims
Vatican dismisses 1970s Jesus apparition reports from France where a woman claimed 49 visions. Read the official statement and investigation details.
Educated Radicals Behind Red Fort Terror Attack
The Red Fort terror case reveals educated professionals among suspects. Software engineers and doctors show radicalization isn't limited to deprived sections. Read analysis.
Man Arrested for Plotting Attacks on German Politicians
A German-Polish man was arrested in Dortmund for allegedly inciting attacks on politicians via the darknet. He offered crypto rewards and published bomb-making instructions. Read the full details.
6 Maoists killed in Bijapur forest encounter
Security forces eliminate 6 Maoists in Bijapur encounter, recover weapons cache. One injured cadre captured. CM hails success against red terror. Read full details.
Sheikh Hasina: Extremism in Bangladesh threatens India ties
Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina raises alarm about growing religious extremism and attacks on Hindu minorities, warning these developments could seriously damage the strategic relationship with India during her meeting with Indian Foreign Secretary.
Kerala Priest Arrested in MP Over Conversion Charges
A Kerala-based Christian priest faces arrest in Madhya Pradesh over alleged illegal religious conversion activities, sparking political firestorm with CM Pinarayi Vijayan condemning the action.
Texas official's 'One God' remark sparks controversy
An India-born Texas commissioner faces backlash after declaring 'there is only one God' during official proceedings, igniting debate about religious inclusivity in American politics.
PM: Only 3 districts have Maoist terror traces
Prime Minister Narendra Modi announces dramatic reduction in Maoist-affected areas, with just 3 districts showing traces of left-wing extremism across India.
Jaishankar Canada trip to focus on extremism, security
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar's upcoming Canada trip focuses on security concerns and Khalistani extremism as India demands answers in Hardeep Singh Nijjar case. Key diplomatic talks ahead.
Pakistan turns away Hindu devotees of Guru Nanak at Wagah
In a controversial move at Wagah border, Pakistani authorities turned away Hindu pilgrims traveling to pay homage to Guru Nanak Dev, sparking outrage and religious discrimination concerns.
Pak officials bar Hindu pilgrim from Sikh Jatha
A shocking incident of alleged religious discrimination emerges as a Hindu pilgrim claims Pakistani officials prevented him from joining a Sikh pilgrimage group to Gurdwara Panja Sahib, citing his religious identity.
Pakistan denies Hindu pilgrims entry with Sikh jatha
Exclusive: Hindu pilgrims from India barred from visiting Pakistani gurdwaras with Sikh groups, raising questions about religious discrimination during pilgrimage.
India's Maoist Insurgency: Evolution & Challenges
Exploring the complex evolution of Left-Wing Extremism in India, from Charu Mazumdar's revolutionary ideology to current socioeconomic drivers and government responses.
Bastar Police: Maoists' Days Numbered in India
Chhattisgarh's Bastar district police chief declares decisive end to Left-Wing Extremism as security forces intensify operations against Maoist insurgents in final push.
India's Naxalism War: Data Shows Major Gains
Exclusive data analysis reveals how India is winning its decades-long battle against Left-Wing Extremism. Discover the security strategies behind the dramatic decline.
Church's Religious Boundary Markers Divide Chhattisgarh Villages
A Kerala-based church faces backlash in Chhattisgarh tribal villages for installing boundary markers labeled 'Christian area', raising concerns about religious segregation and social harmony.
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