MAOIST TERRORISM
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Is India being soft on the maoists? Times Now
The manner in which the CRPF jawans were brutally tortured, killed and then used as traps shows that India faces as much threat from within the country from terrorism as outside. Is India being soft on the maoists? How long can India tolerate such atrocities w...1:07
Maoists plant bomb in dead jawan's body Captain News
In a shocking incident, the Maoists planted an explosive device inside the body of a jawan they had killed in an encounter in Latehar district of Jharkhand on Tuesday. According to senior paramilitary officials, the doctors at the Ranchi Institute of Medical S...24:50
Indian state soft on Maoists? Times Now
The Maoists have brutally killed CRPF jawans in the Latehar district of Jharkhand during an encounter and one of the soldiers had an IED planted in his abdomen to cause further devastation. Professor Hargopal from Bangalore National Law school; Sudha Ramalinga...9:06
Maoist attack: bomb found in jawan's dead body Headlines Today
Naxalites had surgically inserted an improvised explosive device in the body of a CRPF jawan who was killed three days back in an ambush in Jharkhand's Latehar district. Doctors conducting the autopsy of the CRPF troopers at a government hospital in Ranchi wer...1:50
Naxals abduct two BJP workers Headlines Today
The Maoists abduct two more people in Chhattisgarh, less than two weeks after Sukma Collector Alex Paul Menon was released.1:05
Naxals abduct two more in Chhattisgarh Headlines Today
The Maoists abduct two more people, including a local BJP leader, from Chhattisgarh. The search operations are on full-swing.1:55
Chhattisgarh: Twin attacks by Maoists leave 8 dead Times Now
Two attacks by Maoists on security personnel in less than 24 hours in Chhattisgarh leave eight dead.19:31
Did Chhattisgarh CM hide the truth? Headlines Today
While Chhattisgarh CM Raman Singh says that there was no swap deal for the release of Alex Paul Menon, the mediators claim that the Government has agreed to release at least three Maoist prisoners.21:07
Maoist mediators address media Headlines Today
Maoist mediators, Professor Hargopal and BD Sharma, address the media after the release of abducted Collector Alex Paul Menon.6:08
No secret deal struck: Raman Singh Headlines Today
Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Raman Singh says that no secret deal has been signed, between the Government and the Maoists, to secure the release of abducted Collector Alex Paul Menon.8:01
Alex Paul Menon release | Was there a swap deal? Times Now
The Maoists now claim that the State Government had agreed to free several prisoners in exchange for Alex Paul Menon's release.2:16
Alex Paul Menon to reach Sukma soon Times Now
Abducted Collector Alex Paul Menon will reach Sukma soon after being released by the Maoists.17:48
Alex Paul Menon handed over to mediators Times Now
Sukma Collector Alex Paul Menon has been handed over to the Maoist mediators.12:40
Family ecstatic over Alex Paul Menon's release Times Now
The family of Alex Paul Menon expresses gratitude and happiness over his release.22:00
Hostage crisis | Mediators leave for Jagdalpur Headlines Today
Maoist mediators BD Sharma and Professor Hargopal leave for Jagdalpur to secure the release of Sukma Collector Alex Paul Menon.0:53
Sukma Collector to be released Headlines Today
After more than two weeks of captivity, Sukma Collector Alex Paul Menon will be released today by the Maoists.2:20
Hostage crisis | Maoists delay Collector's release Headlines Today
In what seems like a pressure tactic, the Maoists delay the release of Sukma Collector Alex Paul Menon.5:58
Alex Paul Menon to be released Headlines Today
Abducted Sukma Collector Alex Paul Menon will be released soon by the Maoists.2:35
Maoists to free abducted Collector Times Now
The Maoists decide to free abducted Sukma Collector Alex Paul Menon as a goodwill gesture.1:41
Maoists to free Collector within 48 hours Headlines Today
The Maoists decide to free abducted Sukma Collector Alex Paul Menon within 48 hours.0:58
Home Minister reacts to hostage crisis Times Now
Home Minister P Chidambaram says that the kidnapping of Sukma Collector Alex Paul Menon is unfortunate and that he has assured the Chhattisgarh Government of help.1:51
'Govt to take decision only after mediators' meet' Times Now
The Chhattisgarh CM Raman Singh says that the Government will take a decision on the demands made by the Maoists only after the mediators' meet ends.2:54
Govt mulling over releasing Maoists from prison Times Now
The Government mulls over releasing a few Maoists, who have committed minor crimes, to secure the release of abducted Chhattisgarh Collector Alex Paul Menon.1:49
Yet to decide on quitting: Jhina Hikaka Headlines Today
BJD MLA Jhina Hikaka, in his first interview to the media after the release from Maoist custody, says that he is no longer afraid of the Naxal threat and still has not decided on quitting the party.0:54
Hope for Sukma collector? Headlines Today
The fourth round of talks between Government mediators and Maoist interlocutors, to negotiate the release of Chhattisgarh Collector Alex Paul Menon, will begin on Monday.1:31
Hostage crisis | Fourth round of talks to begin Times Now
The fourth round of talks between Government mediators and Maoist interlocutors, to negotiate the release of Chhattisgarh Collector Alex Paul Menon, will begin on Monday.22:19
Newshour | Is India soft on Naxals? Times Now
Is India too soft and holding back armed action against Maoist terrorists?1:56
Hostage crisis ends | Odisha CM reacts Times Now
Odisha CM Naveen Patnaik expresses relief and happiness over the release of abducted BJD MLA Jhina Hikaka by the Naxals.5:11
Ordeal ends for Jhina Hikaka Times Now
Naxals release abducted BJD MLA Jhina Hikaka at an undisclosed location.5:23
Naxals decide to release BJD MLA Headlines Today
BJD MLA Jhina Hikaka is likely to be released by the Maoists on April 26, after being held hostage for more than a month.5:16
Odisha hostage crisis | Mediator Hargopal reacts Headlines Today
Naxal mediator, Professor Hargopal, talks about negotiating with the Maoists to release the BJD MLA Jhina Hikaka.3:18
Naxal's deadline for Hikaka, Menon ends Headlines Today
The deadline set by the Maoists for BJD MLA Jhina Hikaka and Sukma Collector Alex Paul Menon ends on April 25.1:32
Hostage crisis | Mediator Nirmala Buch reacts Times Now
Mediator Nirmala Buch says that the action plan will be decided after further discussions with the Chhattisgarh Government.1:28
Hostage crisis | Mediator Suyogya Mishra reacts Times Now
Suyogya Mishra, mediator appointed by the Chhattisgarh Government, says that it is a tough task to negotiate with Maoists.0:38
Hostage crisis | Manish Kunjam agrees to mediate Times Now
CPI leader Manish Kunjam agrees to mediate with the Naxals if it is matter of abducted Collector Alex Paul Menon's health.21:52
TV9 AP | 9 PM Bulletin, April 23, 2012 TV9 AP
News Bulletin: TV9 AP | 9 PM Bulletin, April 23, 20123:33
Collector abduction | Raman Singh promises action Times Now
Chhattisgarh CM Raman Singh says that he will devises a strategy to tackle Maoist terror in the State soon.5:31
Collector abduction | Maoists issue deadline Times Now
The Maoists issue a deadline of April 25 for the Chhattisgarh Government to meet their demands, in order to secure the release of abducted Collector Alex Paul Menon.1:39
Anti-Maoists operations suspended in Chhattisgarh Times Now
According to sources, anti-Maoist operations have been suspended in select areas of Chhattisgarh.2:08
Chhattisgarh CM convenes all-party meet Times Now
Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Raman Singh calls an all-party high level meet to discuss strategies for negotiating the release of abducted collector, Alex Paul Menon.6:38
Chhattisgarh crisis: Wife appeals for release Times Now
Asha Menon, the wife of abducted collector Alex Paul Menon, appeals to the Maoists to release her husband.4:05
Chhattisgarh hostage crisis: Mins head to Sukma Times Now
Chhattisgarh State Government Ministers head to Sukma to take stock of the search operations for abducted District Collector Alex Paul Menon.2:01
Maoists refuse to extend deadline for BJD MLA Times Now
The Maoists refuse to extend their deadline and threaten to put the abducted BJD MLA, Jhina Hikaka, on trial by the 'People's Court'.10:54
Maoists issue fresh 96-hour deadline Headlines Today
Unhappy over the Odisha Government's swap deal, Maoists refuse to release the two hostages in custody and issue a fresh 96-hour deadline for the Italian tourist.5:28
Odisha hostage crisis: Naxal mediators unhappy Headlines Today
Naxal mediators Dandapani Mohanty and BD Sharma express unhappiness over progress in talks with Odisha Government.21:25
Newshour | Assam's Maoist extortion racket Times Now
As the Odisha Government gets ready to release 27 naxals to secure the release of hostages, Times Now brings you an exclusive report of how the Maoists are spreading their terror web into the far reaches of North-east India.10:24
CM announces names of 27 naxals to be released Times Now
The Odisha CM Naveen Patnaik announces the names of all the naxals to be released. Subhashree Panda alias Milee, the wife of Sabysachi Panda also figures in the list.4:05
Names of 27 naxals to be released announced Headlines Today
The Odisha Government agrees to free 27 prisoners in order to secure the release of two hostages being held in Maoist custody.34:10
Centrestage | Soft state held to ransom Headlines Today
The Odisha Government agrees to free 27 prisoners to secure the release of hostages in Maoist custody. Are we a soft state being held to ransom?9:46
Odisha hostage crisis: Govt to release 27 naxals Headlines Today
The Odisha Government agrees to free 27 prisoners in order to secure the release of two hostages being held in Maoist custody.3:33
Odisha Govt bows to Maoist demands Headlines Today
The Odisha Government agrees to free 27 prisoners in order to secure the release of two hostages being held in Maoist custody.14:31
Headlines Today | 2 PM Bulletin, April 5, 2012 Headlines Today
News bulletin: Headlines Today | 2 PM Bulletin, April 5, 20121:42
No headway in Odisha hostage crisis Times Now
There has been no headway in the negotiations to release the abducted Italian and the BJD MLA Jhina Hikaka as the crisis enters Day 21.9:35
Captain TV | 6 PM Bulletin, April 3, 2012 Captain TV
News bulletin: Captain TV | 6 PM Bulletin, April 3, 201221:38
Captain TV | 1 PM Bulletin, April 3, 2012 Captain TV
News bulletin: Captain TV | 1 PM Bulletin, April 3, 20123:46
Maoism is a big problem: RK Singh Times Now
Union Home Secretary RK Singh says that Maoism is a big problem in the state and reiterates that the Government will not be blackmailed.2:33
Maoists ready for talks with Govt Times Now
Interlocutor Mohanty says that the Maoist-backed groups are ready to talk to the Government about people's problems.9:43
Times Now | 6 AM Bulletin, April 1, 2012 Times Now
News bulletin: Times Now | 6 AM Bulletin, April 1, 201212:17
Headlines Today | 6 AM Bulletin, April 1, 2012 Headlines Today
News bulletin: Headlines Today | 6 AM Bulletin, April 1, 20122:04
Odisha hostage crisis enters 18th day Times Now
The Odisha hostage crisis enters 18th day with Bosusco Paolo and BJD MLA Jhina Hikaka still in Maoist custody.2:35
Hostage crisis: Home Min speaks to Naveen Patnaik Times Now
Talking to Maoist abductors is the only option for the Odisha state Govt, says Home Minister P Chidambaram.18:02
Aaj Tak | 7 AM Bulletin, March 28, 2012 Aaj Tak
News bulletin: Aaj Tak | 7 AM Bulletin, March 28, 201215:08
Times Now | 6 AM Bulletin, March 28, 2012 Times Now
News bulletin: Times Now | 6 AM Bulletin, March 28, 20121:42
Government gives in to Maoist demands Times Now
The Odisha Government gives in to Maoist demands and halts combing operations in the state.2:05
Talks between Maoists and Govt resume Times Now
Negotiations between the Odisha Government and the Maoists resume to free the second Italian hostage.11:50
Times Now | 6 AM Bulletin, March 27, 2012 Times Now
News bulletin: Times Now | 6 AM Bulletin, March 27, 20121:51
Odisha: 1 hostage released, 2 still in captivity Times Now
The fates of the BJD MLA Jhina Hakaka and Italian tourist Paolo Bosusco, taken hostage by Maoists in Odisha, still remain unknown.20:25
TV9 AP | 6.30 AM Bulletin, March 26, 2012 TV9 AP
News bulletin: TV9 AP | 6.30 AM Bulletin, March 26, 201213:56
Claudio talks to media Times Now
Released Italian hostage, Claudio Colangelo addresses the media.4:34
Italian hostage crisis ends partially Headlines Today
Claudio Colangelo, one of the two Italian hostages, abducted by the Maoists has been released.5:18
Maoists release one Italian hostage Headlines Today
Claudio Colangelo, one of the two Italian hostages, abducted by the Maoists has been released.16:17
One Italian hostage released by Maoists Times Now
Claudio Colangelo, one of the two Italian hostages, abducted by the Maoists has been released.14:48
TV9 AP | 2 PM Bulletin, March 25, 2012 TV9 AP
News bulletin: TV9 AP | 2 PM Bulletin, March 25, 20125:26
Naveen Patnaik appeals to Maoists Times Now
Odisha CM Naveen Patnaik appeals to the Maoists to respond immediately and says that the Government is ready to engage in talks.23:42
TV9 AP | 12 PM Bulletin, March 25, 2012 TV9 AP
News bulletin: TV9 AP | 12 PM Bulletin, March 25, 201210:17
TV9 AP | 11 AM Bulletin, March 25, 2012 TV9 AP
News bulletin: TV9 AP | 11 AM Bulletin, March 25, 201219:18
TV9 AP | 9.00 AM Bulletin, March 25, 2012 TV9 AP
News bulletin: TV9 AP | 9.00 AM Bulletin, March 25, 20122:31
Maoists release Italian hostages Times Now
The two Italians, Paolo Bosusco and Claudio Colangelo, who were abducted by the Maoists on March 14th have been released.1:06
False alarm on Italian hostages release Headlines Today
The reports of the release of two Italians, Paolo Bosusco and Claudio Colangelo, abducted by the Maoists on March 14th were false alarms and the hostages still remain in captivity.17:11
Times Now | 6.00 AM Bulletin, March 25, 2012 Times Now
News bulletin: Times Now | 6.00 AM Bulletin, March 25, 20122:09
Negotiations with Maoists begin Headlines Today
The Odisha government finally begins negotiations with Maoists who have been holding two Italians hostage.1:48
Odisha hostage crisis: Sri Sri offers to mediate