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Red Romance
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By Correspondent
For long, the Naxalite in news was recognisable by the gun. But the more insidious version of Naxalism has never needed a rifle. It has thrived in varsity classrooms and newspaper and magazine columns, fostered by men and women sympathetic...
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Roads into Abujhmad, Rhythms Across Bastar
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By Anirban Dutta
Red Reckoning
Part 5
Our five-part series examines the rise and decline of India’s Maoist insurgency, once described as the country’s “greatest internal security threat” and the uneasy transition from conflict to control in its last strongholds.
From the Puvarti...
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How Demonetisation Hit the Red Corridor
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By Rohini A V
While Dhurandhar 2 dramatises a fake-currency crackdown, the real 2016 shock may have struck far deeper — at the cash lifeline of India’s Maoist insurgency.
In the 2026 blockbuster Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge, director Aditya Dhar stages a sequence that...
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A Bank in Maoist Territory: The Anandapur Experiment
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By Anirban Dutta
Red Reckoning
Part 4
Our five-part series examines the rise and decline of India’s Maoist insurgency, once described as the country’s “greatest internal security threat” and the uneasy transition from conflict to control in its last strongholds.
In the Naxal...
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From Naxal Belt to National Stage: Sukma’s Health Care Revolution
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By Anirban Dutta
Red Reckoning
Part 3
Our five-part series examines the rise and decline of India’s Maoist insurgency, once described as the country’s “greatest internal security threat” and the uneasy transition from conflict to control in its last strongholds.
In the rugged...
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Reinvention in Gadchiroli and Bastar
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By Anirban Dutta
Red Reckoning
Part 2
Our five-part series examines the rise and decline of India’s Maoist insurgency, once described as the country’s “greatest internal security threat” and the uneasy transition from conflict to control in its last strongholds.
The dense, teak-filled...
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Bastar After Mao: From Insurgency to Integration
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By Anirban Dutta
Red Reckoning
Part 1
Our five-part series examines the rise and decline of India’s Maoist insurgency, once described as the country’s “greatest internal security threat” and the uneasy transition from conflict to control in its last strongholds.
Last month, Union...
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