Chhattisgarh
JAGDALPUR - Many poverty-hit tribals in Chhattisgarh are asking why they shouldn't become Maoists and take up arms, pointing to the latest incident in which two civilians were branded rebels and shot dead by police.
BIJAPUR - The chances of the safe release of four abducted Chhattisgarh policemen have brightened as the Chhattisgarh government held "secret talks" with the Maoists and there were reports that the rebels had extended the 48-hour deadline ending Tuesday evening.
BIJAPUR - Even as the Chhattisgarh government held "secret talks" with Maoists to end the hostage crisis, the fate of the four kidnapped policemen hung in limbo after the 48-hour deadline set by the Maoists ended Tuesday evening.
BIJAPUR - The Chhattisgarh government is holding "secret" talks with Maoists for the safe release of four kidnapped policemen, with a 48-hour rebel deadline set to end Tuesday evening, a police source said.
BIJAPUR - With the 48-hour Maoists' deadline set to end Tuesday evening, a top police source said the Chhattisgarh government was holding 'secret' talks with the rebels for the safe release of four abducted policemen.
More News
- Police intensify search for abducted Chhattisgarh cops
- Jungle search intensified for abducted Chhattisgarh cops
- Diamond reserve in Chhattisgarh under Maoist control
- ‘Who rules Chhattisgarh’s Bastar, certainly not the government’
- Help us, say tribals in India’s new war zone
- Caught in crossfire, Chhattisgarh tribes traumatised
- Two-three years for war against Maoists to succeed: Chidambaram
- We won’t allow Maoists to succeed, says Chidambaram
- Grief, resolve as cops, Chidambaram pay homage to CRPF martyrs
- Chidambaram in Chhattisgarh to mourn troopers, review security
- Maoists hold up development in Bastar
- Maoist militancy takes heavy toll on school education
- Maoist movement has no future: Woman insurgent
