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Seven killed in encounter in Gadchiroli
Hindu, 12 April 2013
Seven people were killed in an encounter between Gadchiroli police and Naxals in a village in Gadchiroli district of Maharashtra on Friday.Four Naxalites, two civilians and a Jawan of Maharashtra’s special  anti-Naxal force C-60 died...

2 Assam Rifles troopers killed in friendly fire
Hindu, 8 April 2013
Two Assam Rifles troopers were killed and another seriously wounded when two crack teams of the paramilitary force mistook each other for militants on Saturday and exchanged fire. The incident took place  at 9:30 p.m. at the mountainous...

Nepal: Maoists no longer a mystery, says Chairman Khanal
Telegraph Nepal, 8 April 2013
Chairman Jhal Nath Khanal of United Marxist Leninist claims that election is unlikely in June because the Unified Maoists Party does not want election to take place.

Maoists blow up railway tracks in Bihar
Hindu, 7 April 2013
Maoists blew up a railway track between Hajipur and Sarai stations on Saturday, hitting trains services in Bihar. The blast was part of their two-day bandh.

Maoists gun down five Jharkhand policemen
Hindu, 5 April 2013
Five personnel of the Jharkhand Armed Police (JAP) were killed on Thursday when cadre of the banned CPI(Maoist) opened fire at a village market in Chainpur in Gumla district along Jharkhand’s western  border with Chhattisgarh.

Eight Naxalites killed in Gadchiroli
Hindu, 5 April 2013
Eight Naxalites were killed and several others were injured in a gunfight with the police in the Bhatpar jungle in Maharashtra’s Gadchiroli district, bordering Chhattisgarh, in the early hours of Thursday.

Seven naxalites killed in encounter
Indian Express, 4 April 2013
At least seven naxalites were killed and several others injured in an encounter with police at Bhatpar jungle in Gadchiroli district bordering Chhattisgarh early this morning, police said.

3 Maoist activists, 1 PLFI militant held with arms
Times of India, 2 April 2013
Disciplinary action against copAxe on Keredari OC for shielding mafiaTwo arrested for collecting levyIllegal coal mining sites raidedCop accused of using 'coal racketeer' vehicle Bokaro/Gumla: Three persons were held in Bokaro for involvement...

Maoists lose top leaders in group war
Times of India, 29 March 2013
RANCHI/NEW DELHI: At least ten Maoists including some senior leaders of the CPI (Maoist) were killed in a pitched gun battle with rival faction, TritiyaPrastuti Committee (TPC), in Jharkhand on  Thursday. This is one of the rare instances...

10 Maoists killed by splinter group TPC, say Jharkhand police
Hindu, 28 March 2013
Ten members of the banned CPI (Maoists), were killed in a clash with Tritiya Prastuti Committee (TPC), a rival splinter group of the Maoists in Chatra district, 100 km north of Ranchi. Among those killed  were four leaders of the...

Top Maoist leader held in Andhra
Times of India, 25 March 2013
HYDERABAD: Hardcore Maoist Sriramula Srinivas alias Sudarshan, wanted in connection with several cases, including the killing of former Andhra Pradesh home minister A Madhava Reddy and carrying a  reward of Rs 20 lakh on him, was arrested...

Anti-Naxal drive: IAF to deploy latest Mi-17 V-5 helicopters
Indian Express, 23 March 2013
Strengthening its capability for anti-Naxal operations, IAF will deploy a squadron of its latest Mi-17 V-5 helicopters in Nagpur to cater to the needs of extremism-hit states of Chhattisgarh and Madhya  Pradesh.

Maoist resurfacing surprises police
Hindu, 23 March 2013
The unexpected resurfacing of a group of armed people, suspected to be members of an outlawed Maoist outfit, at an Adivasi colony near Nilambur on Thursday evening has surprised the police and forest  officials.

Nepal: Diplomats advise NCP-Maoists to embrace poll
Telegraph Nepal, 21 March 2013
The heads of various foreign missions in Nepal have advised the agitating Nepal Communist Party-Maoist to immediately shun their protest programs and take part in the forthcoming election.

Naxal encounter in Maharashtra leaves Two Commandos injured
Hindu, 18 March 2013
Two commandos of Maharashtra’s special Anti-Naxal C-60 force suffered bullet injuries in an encounter with the Naxals early in the morning on Monday in a village in Gondia district of Maharashtra.

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