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Naxalbari: A Long And Bloody Battle

From a 1967 peasant uprising in the rural Bengal enclave of Naxalbari— hence, Naxalites — the Maoist movement still rages on. To most Indians, Naxalites are rebels confined to jungles. For the government, they represent the most potent threat to the state. The Maoists control a ‘red’ corridor, spanning India’s poorest states. It’s been a long, bloody battle

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Updated on: 21 April 2017 2:49 pm

Updated on: 21 April 2017 2:49 pm