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Faisal Khan, widely known as 'Khan Sir', the popular Bihar-based educator and YouTuber, surrendered before the Patna Civil Court today in connection with the...

Union Minister of State for Home Affairs Bandi Sanjay Kumar's son, Bandi Bhageerath, was taken into custody by Cyberabad Police on Saturday evening in...

In a major milestone, the state of Mizoram has been declared insurgency-free after the last ethnic insurgent group laid down arms. As per reports,...

Sukru was the most wanted Maoist in Odisha. He had a reward of Rs 55 lakh. Papa Rao another senior commander had Rs 25 lakh bounty.

There are currently no armed Naxalite squads functioning in any of the 23 districts in Bihar that were previously affected by the threat.

Chhattisgarh Deputy CM Vijay Sharma announced that 80% of Maoism has been eliminated from the state, with the remaining influence limited to small pockets. Citing a March 2026 deadline for total eradication, he urged rebels to surrender or face strict military action.

SP Guria added that there are still some areas where the remaining Naxal cadres are active and which are under the constant surveillance of the security forces.

110 Naxalites, including 52 women and 58 men, aged between 18 and 50 years, have surrendered in the past two months.

Senior Maoist leaders, including Division Committee Secretary Mukesh, were among those who surrendered in Kanker. Police said over 2,100 Maoists have laid down arms since 2023 as the state pushes for a Maoist-free Bastar.